Meike 50mm T2.1 Super 35 Cine Prime Lens (EF Mount)

The Meike 50mm T2.1 Super 35 Cine Prime Lens (EF Mount) offers exceptional optical performance for filmmakers and videographers. Designed for Super 35 sensor cameras, this cine lens delivers sharp, clear images with beautiful background blur and natural color rendition.

With a fast T2.1 aperture, the lens excels in low-light conditions, allowing you to capture cinematic footage with smooth focus transitions and shallow depth of field. Its precise manual focus and aperture rings feature smooth, clickless rotation, giving you full control for creative focus pulls and exposure adjustments.

Built with durable, all-metal housing, the Meike 50mm T2.1 cine lens withstands the demands of professional shoots. The gear rings are compatible with follow focus systems, making it easier to achieve accurate focus during dynamic scenes. Its compact and lightweight design ensures comfortable handling, even during long shooting sessions.

The lens offers minimal distortion and chromatic aberration, resulting in high-quality images with natural sharpness from center to edge. It produces a pleasing bokeh effect that enhances the aesthetic quality of your videos. The EF mount ensures compatibility with a wide range of Canon cameras and other compatible rigs.

This prime lens is an excellent choice for narrative filmmaking, documentaries, commercials, and music videos. It provides filmmakers with the tools needed to capture stunning visuals with professional-grade precision.

Key Features:

• 50mm focal length with a fast T2.1 aperture

• Designed for Super 35 sensor cameras

• Smooth, clickless manual focus and aperture rings

• Durable all-metal construction with gear rings for follow focus

• Minimal distortion and chromatic aberration

• Compatible with Canon EF mount cameras and rigs

• Compact and lightweight for comfortable handling

Enhance your filmmaking with the Meike 50mm T2.1 Super 35 Cine Prime Lens—delivering cinematic image quality and precise control for creative storytelling.