Meyer-Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 100mm f/2.8 Lens for Micro Four Thirds

Back then as well as today something very special
We are bringing back the legendary Meyer Optik Trioplan lens, known for its fabulous 'soap bubble' bokeh after almost a century. In today's times of ultra-sharp lenses, Instagram and pixel battles, we want to enable photographers all over the world to experience the true essence of photography and bring the charm of the last century to today's images and videos. The soap bubble bokeh brings the photographer - and viewer - on an adventure that photo editing simply cannot recreate.

The charm of the last century combined with state-of-the-art technology.
• A classic triplet design, strongly inspired by Hugo Meyer style
• 15 steel aperture blades create its characteristic, circular bubble boke h effect.
• The use of SCHOTT glass has already shown improved contrast, vignetting and sharpness at the prototype testing stage.
• All casing components are made from high-quality aluminium. This enables virtually silent focusing, which videographers in particular will appre ciate.

The special touch
Modern lenses are typically excellent in terms of reproducing reality but the Trioplan is something completely different. Think of it as a special brush used by a painter, as it is a lens that creates art.

Why the Trioplan's images are so beautiful
The Trioplan is brilliant for many uses: nature, portrait and macro shots. Beside its wonderful and unique soap bubble bokeh, which appears in backlight situations, when it is used wide open at f.2.8 it achieves a balanced sharpness with a wonderful soft texture in out-of-focus areas. With the use of extension tubes, the Trioplan can achieve a reproduction ratio of up to 2:1, making it an ideal lens for creative macro photography.