SLR Magic Cine 75mm f/1.4 FE Lens with Variable Neutral Density Filter Kit for Sony E-Mount

CINE 75mm F1.4 lens
SLR Magic has announced two new E-mount prime lenses aimed at videographers and filmmakers. The CINE 35mm F1.2 and CINE 75mm F1.4 lenses provide fast maximum apertures, include geared barrels for use with follow focus rigs, and are compatible with FE full frame cameras.

The two lenses have several features in common, including manual diaphragm with 13 aperture blades that stop down to F16, 52mm filter threads with non-rotating front elements, and a black anodized finish.

• Lens Type: Fast standard lens
• Compatible Cameras: E-mount cameras
• Optical Design: 6 elements in 6 groups
• Distance range: 0.70m to infinity, combined scale meter/feet
• Aperture: Manually controlled diaphragm, 13 aperture blades , Lowest value 16
• Filter Mount: Internal thread for 52mm filter; filter mount does not rotate.
• Surface Finish: Black anodized
• Length to bayonet mount: approx. 78.68mm (approx. 3.09in)
• Diameter: approx. 64.67mm (approx. 2.55in)
• Weight: approx. 455g (approx. 16.05oz)

52mm variable ND Filter II
SLR Magic's uniquely designed variable neutral density filter provides the equivalent brightness range from 2 1/3 (ND 1.3) to 6 (ND 64) f-stop reduction with full practical range. Color shift and cross-like vignette effect commonly found on variable ND filters are avoided through use of special glass and treatment.

The versatility of the SLR Magic variable ND filter replaces the need for a set of ND filters and also prevents vignette that may occur when multiple ND filters are used. Digital multi-coating is used to reduce lens flares and ghosting effect caused by reflections. Calibrated markings on filter allow for repeatable positions.

Lever on ND filter helps to avoid obstruction during recording when ultra wide angle lenses. The SLR Magic Variable ND has markings from Minimum to Maximum in 12 calibrated positions, which are repeatable. Sharpness of Variable ND filters usually decreases dramatically whenused beyond ND density of 1.0 but the SLR Magic Variable ND filter is able to maintain sharpness throughout the entire density range.