Cooke 135mm T2.3 Anamorphic/i Prime Lens (PL Mount)

This 135mm Anamorphic/i Prime Lens features the classic, natural yet sharp " Cooke look" in an anamorphic format. One of Cooke s extensive Anamorphic/i series, the 135mm prime incorporates an 11-blade iris for cinematic-looking, 2:1 oval bokeh. Designed for use with both digital cinema and film cameras, the Cooke Anamorphic/i primes provide a 2x squeeze, and cover image formats up to Super 35. For maximum optical performance, aberration, flare, and distortion correction extends over the entire image area, and throughout the 135mm s T2.3-22 aperture range. The Anamorphic/i primes are color-matched with Cooke s S4/i, 5/i, and mini S4/i series of prime lenses.

Each Anamorphic/i prime sports both a hardened PL mount and a cable connection that use Cooke s /i Technology to transmit lens data to compatible cameras. Lens setting data including focal length, aperture, focus, and depth-of-field, are provided in both feet and metric measurements.

The 135mm Anamorphic/i Prime Lens features a 47" minimum focus distance, focus marks in feet and meters, a relatively light weight of 9.3 pounds, and a compact length of 7.7" . The lens is constructed with 0.8-mod geared focus and iris rings for use with follow focus, zoom control, and wireless F/I/Z systems. A large lens barrel, an increased number of focus marks, and Cooke s cam-style focus movement enable precise focus pulls. Focus marks are clearly visible and are engraved on the lens barrel in both feet and meters.

Features

Classic, natural yet sharp " Cooke look" with a 2x1 anamorphic squeeze

Covers up to Super-35 sensors

Wide T2.3 to T22 aperture range

Color-matched with other Cooke primes

Relatively lightweight, compact form factor with 110mm front diameter

PL /i Technology mount will transfer lens data when used with compatible cameras

11-blade iris produces 2:1 oval bokeh (out-of-focus highlights)

300° of focus barrel rotation 90° of aperture scale rotation

/i Technology-Compatible Cameras & Partners

Including but not limited to:
Aaton, Andra, Angenieux, ARRI, Atomos, AVID
Birger Engineering, Blackmagic Design, Canon, Cinematography Electronics
CMotion, Codex, CW Sonderoptics, Element Technica, Fujinon, gbi, IB/E Optics
Mark Roberts Motion Control, OptiTek, Ovide, Panavision, Preston Cinema Systems
RED, Service Vision, Sony, The Foundry, The Pixel Farm, Transvideo, Vision Research