SIRUI ANA SATURN 1.6X FF 50MM T2.9 RF BLUE FLARE

Sirui Anamorphic Saturn 1.6X Full frame 50mm T2.9 (Blue Flare) – RF Mount

• Covers Full-Frame Sensors
• Blue Streak Effects, Oval Bokeh
• 1.6X Anamorphic Lens Provides 2.4:1 & 2.8:1 De-Squeezed Aspect Ratios
• Horizontal FOV equal to that of a 31mm Spherical Lens
• Lightweight, Carbon Fiber Barrel

Sirui Saturn lenses provides the anamorphic look in a compact, lightweight form. Ideal for gimbal, stabilizer, drone, and handheld use, this lens produces a wider look equivalent to a 31mm spherical full-frame field of view.

Lighter Than You Think – Less Than 500g

The Saturn Series 35, 50, 75mm's front barrel are constructed with carbon fiber and high precision glass moulding aspherical elements have been used to reduce overall all 3 lenses weight to less than 500g.
This lightweight full frame anamorphic lens will be your first on-the-go choice.

Two Flare Options Tailored to Your Taste

The classic blue flares provide a mystery or cool image for sci-films. Neutral flares change color depending on the light source, which is great for commercial, general, and warm shots.

Cinematic Anamorphic Look

The T2.9 aperture produces a shallow depth of field, separating your subject from the foreground, and the 10-blade aperture creates oval bokeh effects.
The 1.6x squeeze factor renders an oval and elongated bokeh, and a strong sense of compression, which is helpful in separating the subject from the background and adding an artistic touch to your film.
An image captured in 16:9 is de-squeezed to an anamorphic 2.8:1 aspect ratio, whereas shooting in 3:2 yields a 2.4:1 final image.

Large Image Circle, Identical Gear Position and Filter Thread

The 45mm image circle of Sirui Saturn series is large enough to cover 42mm full frame. The size and weight of the lenses are very similar, meaning less time recalibrating when using a gimbal.
All lenses have identical gear position for faster lens swap when using a follow focus system. The 120° focus rotation angle is also shared all the lenses. The 50mm and 75mm lenses share a 62mm filter thread while the 35mm uses a 58mm filter.