27mm T2.8 Ambra L Mount Cine - LAOWA
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Laowa 27mm t/2.8 NanoMorph Amber L Mount Cine Lens - LWA27NA28LET
The anamorphic system allows videographers to obtain widescreen images from a standard recording medium, giving films a more cinematic look: an aspect ratio of 2.4:1 is achieved on a 16:9 sensor.
An alternative way to achieve this ratio is to crop the image, losing pixels.
Anamorphic lenses give the image characteristics such as edge flare and an oval bokeh.
They are always used on high-budget films.
- Patented anamorphic optical design
- Unprecedented compactness
- 1.5x constant anamorphic compression ratio
- Attractive oval bokeh
- Amber, blue, and silver flare options
- Short minimum focusing distance
- Professional cinema body
Patented anamorphic design
- Anamorphic lenses consist of spherical and cylindrical elements.
- In the optical design of some inexpensive anamorphic lenses, cylinders are added to the front and spherical elements are placed at the rear for focusing. This causes the anamorphic compression ratio to change when the focus point is changed, causing unwanted effects, such as actors' faces becoming wider when shot up close.
- Professional anamorphic lenses require a more substantial optical design, which leads to a very high cost. Furthermore, the size and weight of these lenses tend to be very important.
- In light of this, Laowa introduces its own anamorphic design to ensure a uniform anamorphic compression ratio and enable optical quality that solves the challenges of every anamorphic lens user.
Laowa repositions the lens element groups, which are arranged in [spherical glass + focusing system + cylindrical glass + spherical glass].
Group 1 and the focusing system compress the images, allowing for the use of smaller cylindrical blocks, making the lens smaller and more compact.
Furthermore, the image is formed and focused before the cylindrical blocks.
The images projected onto the cylinders remain the same, allowing for a constant anamorphic compression ratio even as the subject moves
The anamorphic system allows videographers to obtain widescreen images from a standard recording medium, giving films a more cinematic look: an aspect ratio of 2.4:1 is achieved on a 16:9 sensor.
An alternative way to achieve this ratio is to crop the image, losing pixels.
Anamorphic lenses give the image characteristics such as edge flare and an oval bokeh.
They are always used on high-budget films.
- Patented anamorphic optical design
- Unprecedented compactness
- 1.5x constant anamorphic compression ratio
- Attractive oval bokeh
- Amber, blue, and silver flare options
- Short minimum focusing distance
- Professional cinema body
Patented anamorphic design
- Anamorphic lenses consist of spherical and cylindrical elements.
- In the optical design of some inexpensive anamorphic lenses, cylinders are added to the front and spherical elements are placed at the rear for focusing. This causes the anamorphic compression ratio to change when the focus point is changed, causing unwanted effects, such as actors' faces becoming wider when shot up close.
- Professional anamorphic lenses require a more substantial optical design, which leads to a very high cost. Furthermore, the size and weight of these lenses tend to be very important.
- In light of this, Laowa introduces its own anamorphic design to ensure a uniform anamorphic compression ratio and enable optical quality that solves the challenges of every anamorphic lens user.
Laowa repositions the lens element groups, which are arranged in [spherical glass + focusing system + cylindrical glass + spherical glass].
Group 1 and the focusing system compress the images, allowing for the use of smaller cylindrical blocks, making the lens smaller and more compact.
Furthermore, the image is formed and focused before the cylindrical blocks.
The images projected onto the cylinders remain the same, allowing for a constant anamorphic compression ratio even as the subject moves
