Obiektyw Irix Cine 65mm T1.5 do L-mount Metric [ IL-C65-L-M ]

Cinematographers often struggle to find a lens that delivers both the creamy bokeh of a fast aperture and the mechanical precision required for professional film production. The IRIX Cine 65mm T1.5 for L-Mount solves this by combining a bright T1.5 aperture, robust all-metal construction, and industry-standard 0.8 MOD gears for seamless integration into any cine setup.

Who is it for

This lens is built for filmmakers, videographers, and content creators who demand consistent optical performance and reliable manual control. Whether shooting narrative films, documentaries, commercials, or music videos, the 65mm focal length offers a natural perspective ideal for portraits, close-ups, and medium shots. Its full-frame coverage also makes it suitable for Super35 and APS-C sensor cameras, providing flexibility across different camera systems.

Main features

• Fast T1.5 aperture for exceptional low-light performance and shallow depth of field
• 11-blade rounded diaphragm for smooth, cinematic bokeh
• Manual focus and iris with 0.8 MOD gears for follow focus and wireless control
• Metric focus scale for precise distance markings
• Dust and splash resistant construction for reliable use in challenging environments
• Aluminum-magnesium alloy body for durability without excessive weight
• 86mm filter thread for common cine filters and matte boxes

Specifications

• Focal Length: 65mm
• Maximum Aperture: T1.5
• Minimum Aperture: T16
• Lens Mount: L-Mount
• Image Circle: Full-Frame
• Minimum Focus Distance: 0.9 m (2.95 ft)
• Optical Design: 11 Elements in 9 Groups
• Angle of View: 30.7° (Full-Frame)
• Focus Ring Rotation: 180°
• Iris Ring Rotation: 75°
• Filter Thread Size: 86 mm
• Front Diameter: 95 mm
• Gear Mod: 0.8 MOD (Focus, Iris)
• Weather Sealing: Dust and Splash Resistant

Tips

Pair this lens with a follow focus system and a variable ND filter to maintain exposure control while shooting wide open at T1.5. The metric focus scale is ideal for productions using metric measurements, ensuring accurate focus pulls every time.