Capture a wide array of shots with the Sirui T2.9 1.6x Full-Frame Venus 4-Lens Set for Sony E-moun...Capture a wide array of shots with the Sirui T2.9 1.6x Full-Frame Venus 4-Lens Set for Sony E-mount cameras. This set includes 35mm, 50mm, 75mm, and 100mm 1.6x prime lenses, designed to deliver sharp images with distinct cinematic bokeh and blue streak effects. An included 1.25x Anamorphic Adapter enhances the squeeze factor to 2x, providing more pronounced anamorphic characteristics like waterfall bokeh and sci-fi blue flares. The lenses are housed in a robust aluminum alloy body, ensuring durability and a smooth, lightweight feel perfect for run-and-gun setups. Features include geared aperture and focus rings, and an 83mm filter thread for versatile accessory attachment. The set is ideal for achieving a premium, immersive viewing experience with a 2.4:1 aspect ratio from 3:2 footage or a wider 2.8:2 aspect ratio from 16:9 footage. The set also comes with a durable hard-shell case for secure storage and easy transportation.
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The Sirui 780480 Venus 4-Lens Set is designed for filmmakers seeking a professional, cinematic look with full-frame anamorphic capabilities on Sony E-mount cameras. Its key benefit is delivering sharp images with distinct bokeh and blue streak effects, enhanced further by an included 1.25x adapter for a 2x squeeze. A potential caveat is the learning curve associated with achieving desired anamorphic characteristics, especially when first using the adapter.
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FAQs
What is the main advantage of using a 1.6x anamorphic lens?
A 1.6x anamorphic lens captures a wider field of view horizontally than a standard spherical lens of the same focal length, allowing for a more cinematic aspect ratio (like 2.4:1) from standard sensor formats and producing characteristic oval bokeh and blue flares.
Can I achieve a 2x anamorphic squeeze with this set?
Yes, by attaching the included 1.25x Anamorphic Adapter to the front of the lenses, you can increase the effective squeeze factor to 2x, resulting in more pronounced anamorphic characteristics.
What type of cameras is this lens set compatible with?
This specific set is designed for cameras with a Sony E-mount and full-frame sensors. Other mount versions are available for different camera systems.
How do I create the signature blue flares?
The blue streak flares are achieved by having a strong light source (like the sun or a lighting fixture) directly hitting the front element of the lens at an angle. Clean lens elements will produce sharper flares.
Are these lenses good for low light photography?
With a maximum aperture of T2.9, these lenses perform reasonably well in low light conditions, especially when combined with the wide aperture capabilities of full-frame sensors.
What is the difference between waterfall bokeh and typical bokeh?
Waterfall bokeh refers to the elongated, stretched oval shape of out-of-focus highlights characteristic of anamorphic lenses. Typical bokeh from spherical lenses is usually circular. The effect is more pronounced with higher squeeze factors.
How much does the lens set weigh?
The lenses are designed to be lightweight. The lightest lens in the lineup weighs approximately 930g (2 lbs), making the set suitable for handheld and gimbal use.
Troubleshooting
Lens produces soft images
Ensure the lens is properly focused. Check that the aperture and focus rings are set correctly and that the lens is firmly attached to the camera. Clean the lens elements.
Anamorphic flares are not pronounced
Adjust the angle of your light source relative to the lens. Brighter, more direct light sources will produce stronger flares. Ensure the lens elements are clean.
Focus or aperture rings are stiff
Gently operate the rings. If stiffness persists, avoid forcing them. Ensure no debris is obstructing the gears. Contact customer support if the issue continues.
Adapter does not fit
Verify that you are using the correct step-up or step-down ring for your lens's filter thread size. Ensure the adapter is correctly aligned with the lens.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Delivers professional cinematic look with anamorphic characteristics.
Full-frame coverage suitable for high-end productions.
Versatile focal lengths (35mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm) for diverse shots.
Compact and lightweight design for run-and-gun shooting.
Includes an adapter to achieve a 2x squeeze for more pronounced effects.
Robust build quality with geared focus and aperture rings.
Cons
Requires specific techniques to achieve desired anamorphic effects.
Anamorphic shooting can have a steeper learning curve than spherical lenses.
The 1.25x adapter adds an extra step for achieving 2x squeeze.
Compatibility with some older or non-standard camera mounts might require adapters.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your Sony E-mount camera is compatible with full-frame lenses.
Mount the desired lens from the set onto your camera body, aligning the mount indicators.
If using the 1.25x Anamorphic Adapter, attach it to the front of the lens. Note the adapter has an 82mm rear thread, and step-down/up rings are provided for compatibility with lenses that have different filter thread sizes (67mm, 72mm, 77mm, 92mm).
Attach any necessary filters to the 83mm filter thread on the lens.
Adjust focus and aperture using the geared rings for precise control.
Compatibility:
Camera Mount: Designed for Sony E-mount cameras. Other mount versions (RF, L, Z) are available separately.
Sensor Size: Optimized for Full-Frame sensors.
Accessories: Compatible with standard 82mm filters and follow focus systems.
Care:
Store lenses in the provided hard-shell case when not in use to protect them from dust, moisture, and physical damage.
Clean lens elements using a lens cleaning cloth and appropriate lens cleaning solution. Avoid touching the glass with your fingers.
Keep the lens mount clean to ensure a secure connection with the camera.
Periodically check the geared rings for smooth operation. Avoid forcing them if resistance is met.