7artisans Photoelectric 12mm T2.9 Vision Cine Lens (X Mount)

Sharp, compact, and robust, the 12mm T2.9 Vision Cine Lens from 7artisans works with standard cine lens accessories, so it will easily fit into your workflow. This ultra-wide version of the lens comes in a FUJIFILM X mount, and it features focus scales marked in feet and meters. The maximum T2.9 aperture allows you to film a gentle soft bokeh with soft natural-looking out-of-focus highlights, while the T16 minimum aperture helps reduce artifacts that can appear when the aperture opening is too small.

The 270° focus throw allows you to make extremely accurate focus pulls, and the lens features cine-standard 0.8 MOD lens gears for focus and iris. As part of the vision series, this 12mm lens shares the same focus and iris gear positions as the Vision 25, 35, and 50mm lenses, making swapping lenses fast, as you don t have to reposition the follow focus unit or lens motor you may be using. It features an 89mm front diameter and an 82mm filter thread that allows you to mount optional filters directly on the front of the lens.

Note:

Please note that this lens is designed only for use with mirrorless cameras and should not be used with SLRs or DSLRs.

Wide-Angle Addition to Vision Series

This 12mm member of the Vision series enables you to add ultra-wide views to your cine-style video capture. Each lens in the highly versatile series is available in Canon RF, Sony E, FUJIFILM X, Leica L, and MFT mounts.

ED Glass Elements

ED (extra-low dispersion) glass elements and an all-metal shell provide a pleasing image and a durable lens.

Common Design Features

Lenses in the 7artisans Vision cine lens series share common focus and iris gear ring positions, which speeds up lens changes as accessories such as follow focus units or iris motors don t have to be repositioned.

Focus Marks

Focus markings and measurements are provided in both feet and meters.

Clickless Aperture

The iris ring has no click stops, allowing you to make smooth iris pulls.

Close Focusing

A minimum focusing distance of about 5.5" allows you to get up close to your subject.