DESCRIPTION
Samyang's Cine AF 75mm T1.9 FE Sony E-Mount Lens is an ultralightweight, ultracompact cinema lens that you can add to your toolkit. The lens has a Sony E-mount and is compatible with up to 8K full-frame sensors. It also has a multicoating to shield it from glare and a 9-blade iris to create a dramatic cinematic look and soft, natural bokeh. When using the lens on a gimbal rig or a drone, its autofocus function makes focusing simple, and it has a switch that lets you save your focus settings when switching between manual and autofocus. To check whether the camera is recording using its electronic contacts, the lens also has a tally LED on the front.
When used with full-frame cameras, this 75mm lens produces a 32.9° angle of view, has a front that can accommodate a 58mm filter, and has a minimum focus distance of just under 2.26' from the lens. The 75mm lens' form factor is the same as that of the other lenses in the Cine AF line, making it simple to switch them out without having to rearrange your rig.
Compact and Light
The Cine AF increases compatibility with gimbals and drones by applying the unified form factors with its five different focal lengths (ultra-wide to medium-tele). By providing a compact size and a light weight, there is no need to re-set the equipment when changing the lenses.
The lamp located on the front and mount index helps the user check whether a video is recorded or not while shooting. It supports video content creation more conveniently even in a small space without a lot of equipment.
8K Support
The new Cine AF series supports resolutions up to 8K in a small and lightweight form, which is well suited for use with handheld gimbals and drones, as well as for studios and location productions.
Color Matching
All lenses within the new Cine AF series are color-matched to avoid shifts when swapping lenses, and the nine aperture blades allow for a natural-looking bokeh.
Custom Focus Switch and Button
Features the 'Focus save' function usually in professional cine equipment, and custom mode that adds function by firmware, which provides video-specific functions.
