Laowa Nanomorph 1.5X Anamorphic SLR Bioscooplens Zwart

Anamorphic Filmmaking Within Reach

Stepping into the realm of cinematic imagery, the Laowa Nanomorph 1.5X Anamorphic lens offers a specialized perspective for filmmakers and enthusiasts alike. Designed for single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras with a Canon EF mount, this lens delivers the distinct anamorphic look, characterized by oval bokeh and horizontal lens flares, which is traditionally associated with high-end cinema.

Optimized for Cinematic Expression

The lens structure comprises 15 elements in 13 groups, ensuring image quality and optical performance. At 35mm, it provides a moderately wide field of view, suitable for various filming scenarios. The inclusion of 13 diaphragm blades contributes to a creamy and aesthetically pleasing bokeh, amplifying the anamorphic effect. Moreover, the lens’s horizontal field of view of 57.5° paired with a vertical angle of 25.8° encapsulates the expansive, widescreen aspect ratio filmmakers crave.

Thoughtful Design and Build Quality

This lens maintains a compact and manageable size with a diameter of 84mm and a moderate length of 75cm, offering a balanced addition to a filmmaker's toolkit. The minimum focusing distance of 0.6m allows for close-up subjects to be captured with clarity, adding versatility to its usage. The Laowa Nanomorph is encased in a black exterior, echoing the sophistication and robustness required for professional use. At 520kg, it is heavy enough to ensure stability without being cumbersome during handheld or rig-mounted shooting sessions.

User-Oriented Operation

The practical thread diameter of 77cm enables the attachment of various filters and accessories, which are essential for tailoring the lens's output to specific creative desires. Furthermore, the effective diameter of the front stands at 80cm, accommodating standard cinematic accessories and sunshades. With its combination of anamorphic characteristics and user-friendly design, this lens empowers creators to experiment with a broad spectrum of visual storytelling possibilities.