Cooke 135mm T2.0 S7/i Plus Prime Lens for PL Mount

What sets the 135mm T2.0 S7/i Plus Prime Lens for PL Mount apart is its high-quality, professional-grade design, engineered by the reputable brand, Cooke. This durable and versatile lens is ideal for both photography and filmmaking, offering a fixed focal length of 135mm, perfect for telephoto photography. Its maximum aperture of T2.0 ensures excellent low-light performance and a shallow depth of field, while the manual focus feature offers precise control over the image.

Designed to cover full frame cinema camera sensors up to at least 46.31mm image circle, this lens is compatible with 35mm, Super 35mm, Full Frame, and VistaVision formats, providing you with the flexibility to shoot in various formats. The lens delivers the renowned Cooke Look, characterized by excellent optical and mechanical performance, control of flare, veiling glare, distortion, and spherical aberrations at full aperture.

Color matched to Anamorphic/i, S4/i, miniS4/i, 5/i, and Panchro/i Classic lenses, this lens ensures consistent color across your shots. It is equipped with the next generation of /i Technology for automatic lens metadata capture, providing vital information on lens setting, focusing distance, aperture, and depth-of-field, among others.

Handcrafted with traditional polishing techniques, the lens achieves the highest level of precision. It undergoes rigorous testing and checking to ensure superior quality. The lens features a scratch-resistant PTFE hard anodized finish, making it durable and hard-wearing to withstand the most demanding environmental conditions.

The lens is designed for all shooting applications, including handheld and Steadicam, providing a comfortable balance ratio with the latest compact cameras. It comes with a hardened PL Mount with /i Technology contacts, ensuring reliability and compatibility with a variety of cameras and lens systems. With the 135mm T2.0 S7/i Plus Prime Lens for PL Mount, you can capture sharp, detailed images in any lighting condition.