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Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2 Lens Bundle  (65mm,80mm) (Amber) DL

Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2 Lens Bundle  (65mm,80mm) (Amber) DL
Code: 12321DSN
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Pick up for free in the store in Kaunas (Birželios 23-iosios str. 23g) Liepos 31 d.

Pick up for free in Klaipėda, in the store (Taikos pr. 17) Liepos 31 d.

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DescriptionLaowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2 Lens Bundle  (65mm,80mm) (Amber) DL description

Laowa Nanomorph S35 Prime 2-Lens Bundle (65mm, 80mm)With a 1.5X squeeze factor, these lenses produce the classic anamorphic look, including oval bokeh, natural depth compression, and enhanced horizontal field of view. This characteristic helps to achieve the much sought-after widescreen aesthetic that defines high-end cinema. Both lenses are designed specifically for Super 35 sensors, ensuring sharp edge-to-edge performance and consistent rendering.The optical quality is superb, with carefully engineered elements to minimize distortion, chromatic aberration, and flaring, allowing you to focus on storytelling without worrying about technical distractions. Filmmakers can choose from three distinctive flare options—amber, blue, or silver—providing a palette of creative styles to suit any mood or theme.Compact and lightweight, the Nanomorph 65mm and 80mm are designed for easy handling, whether you’re using them on a handheld rig, gimbal, or tripod. Their build quality is rugged and durable, ensuring reliability on set while remaining portable enough for travel. The manual focus mechanism is smooth and precise, allowing for accurate control even during critical focus pulls.This two-lens bundle is an excellent choice for filmmakers looking to add a professional, cinematic edge to their productions, whether they’re working on feature films, short narratives, commercials, or music videos.Key Features:Includes 65mm and 80mm focal lengths for medium to telephoto perspectives1.5X squeeze ratio delivers authentic anamorphic visuals with oval bokehT2.4 aperture provides flexibility for low-light shooting and depth-of-field controlThree flare options: Amber, Blue, or Silver for creative style variationsSuper 35 sensor coverage with edge-to-edge sharpness and minimal distortionCompact, lightweight design for versatile shooting setupsSmooth manual focus operation for precision and reliabilityWhat’s in the Box:Laowa Nanomorph 65mm T2.4 S35 LensLaowa Nanomorph 80mm T2.4 S35 LensFront and rear lens caps (for each lens)Lens pouch (for each lens)User manuals

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