CINE Lens Lomo OKC1

 

Tuesday, 19 June 2018

These are CINE lens. Left to Right : 
Left :Russian Lomo OKC1 Cine lens, Center French P. Angenuiex f1.8 Type SI lens, Right: Angenuiex f1.5 lens



The Lomo OKC1 lens. lenses will NOT cover full-frame; they are most suitable for mirrorless systems and cine cameras which support the Super35 or APS-C format, like the Blackmagic, Red, and the Canon C series. They will fit on Sony A7s in DX crop mode, but will NOT mount to our 5D or 7D cameras




The Angenieux F1.5 lens modified into Leica  body. Lens can be used in Sony A7. For use in Fullrange rangefinder will have dark corners.



The Angenieux F1.8 lens has been upgraded to be able to use in the fullframe camera.

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