Laowa Nanomorph 35mm T2.4 1.5X

35mm nanomorph Laowa lens

• Compact anamorphic lens for S35 sensors
• Aperture range T2.4 to T16
• Anamorphic compression ratio 1.5x
• Silver-colored anamorphic lens flare
• 58 mm front diameter, 55 mm filter thread
• Short minimum focusing distance of 60 cm
• Interchangeable E-mount
• 0.8 MOD gears, metric/imperial marks
• 13-blade iris, 57.5° field of view

Anamorphic lenses are frequently used in big-budget Hollywood productions to achieve the gorgeous widescreen cinematic look. An oval bokeh, horizontal flashes with the color to choose between three different and a smaller depth of field are aesthetics that add a cinematic and artistic touch to our contents. Until the advent of these Nanomorph lenses developed by Laowa, anamorphic lenses were a good tool, but heavy and high-volume. This revolutionary NANO concept allows its use to be simple and useful in any area of location, in a stabilizer, in a slider, in small spaces, even in a drone ... making its use feasible in a hitherto unimaginable way.

Designed for Super35, but compatible with other sensors

Specially designed for Super35, APS-C and Micro Four Thirds sensors. But its careful design and development to give greater coverage than that of a Super35 sensor of the Nanomorph objectives allows the lenses to be used in full-frame cameras recording in 16: 9 with only a slight vignetting, which is perfectly used as an artistic tool in the composition of our frames.

Flare effect to choose

There are 3 flare options available, blue, amber and silver. Anamorphic lenses with blue flares are very common on the market and fit perfectly with a science fiction and cooler environment. However, they don't necessarily go well with human skin tones. The new amber option we introduced could provide a warmer, more passionate vibe that's suitable for narrative and day/night shots. The silver version gives a different flash color depending on the light source.

16:9 to 2.4:1 widescreen display

By exerting a compression on the image of 1.5x, we can obtain a cinematic aspect 2.66:1 from a native capture 16:9 after decompression. Compared to the 1.33x anamorphic lens, Laowa Nanomorph offers a much more pronounced anamorphic and cinematic look.