Thypoch Simera-C 5 Lens Kit - T1.5 FF

The lenses natively feature a Leica M-mount. They are compatible with all Leica M-mount cameras. With appropriate adapters, they can be used on most mirrorless and cinema cameras with interchangeable lenses (e.g., Sony E-mount, Canon RF, Nikon Z, Fujifilm X).

Yes, these are full-frame lenses. When used on a Super 35mm (APS-C) camera, they will provide a slightly tighter field of view due to the crop factor, but they will cover the entire sensor area.

The minimum focusing distances vary by focal length. Please refer to the specific lens's technical specifications for precise details on minimum focus for each lens in the kit.

The Thypoch Simera-C lenses are generally designed to be parfocal, meaning focus is maintained when zooming (though these are prime lenses, this term usually relates to maintaining focus through focus adjustments in a cinema context).

The lenses have standardized cinema-style gear rings for focus and aperture control. These gears have a standard pitch (e.g., 0.8 MOD) allowing them to seamlessly integrate with professional follow focus systems for precise, repeatable adjustments.

Warranty details are typically provided by the retailer or manufacturer at the time of purchase. Please check your product documentation or the seller's website for specific warranty information.

Yes, while designed with filmmakers in mind (e.g., cine gearing, T-stop), these lenses can certainly be used for still photography, offering excellent optical quality and a fast aperture for low light and shallow depth of field.

Ensure the lens is properly mounted. Remove and remount the lens. Check for any obstructions around the focus ring. If the issue persists, the lens may require professional servicing.

Verify that the lens is correctly focused on the subject. Check that the correct focal length lens is being used for the desired shot. Ensure the aperture is not set too wide for the specific focus distance if critical sharpness is needed.

Gently try to move the ring. Avoid forcing it. If resistance is met, do not use the aperture ring and contact customer support. This may indicate internal friction.

Use a soft brush or compressed air to remove loose dust. For persistent particles, use a microfiber cloth with a lens cleaning solution, applying the solution to the cloth first.