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SLR Magic announced the expansion of their lineup of MicroPrime CINE lenses with the addition of a 21mm T/1.6 and a 50mm T/1.4. Let’s take a closer look at these lightweight lenses for MFT cameras.
Image credit: SLR Magic
The SLR Magic MicroPrime CINE lenses are lightweight and affordable cine lenses. They are available in various lens mounts: Sony E-Mount, X-Mount, and MFT. You can take a look at the review of the X-Mount versions we did earlier this year. To complement the existing lineup of lenses for MFT (Micro Four Thirds) cameras that consist of a 12mm T/2.8, 18mm T/2.8, and 25mm T/1.5, SLR Magic just introduced two new lenses.
In terms of construction, these MicroPrime CINE glasses have a lot in common. The front diameter of these lenses is 85mm for clip-on matte boxes, and they have an 82mm thread front. They are made out of metal, and the focus/aperture rings have standard 0.8 mod/32 pitch gears.
The SLR Magic MicroPrime CINE 21mm T/1.6. Image credit: SLR MAGIC
The first one is the MicroPrime CINE 21mm T/1.6, which is equivalent to a 42mm lens (35mm equivalent). The lens design consists of 13 elements in 11 groups. The total weight is 700 grams.
The SLR Magic MicroPrime CINE 50mm T/1.4. Image credit: SLR Magic
The second one is the SLR Magic MicroPrime CINE 50mm T/1.4, which is a pretty narrow focal length on a Micro Four Thirds sensor, equivalent to a 100mm prime (35mm equivalent). The lens design consists of only six elements in five groups, for a total weight of 630 grams.
These lenses are available now. Both the CINE 21mm T/1.6 and the CINE 50mm T/1.4 retails for $599.00 each.
What do you think of these new MicroPrime CINE lenses? Did you shot with an SLR Magic lens before? Let us know in the comments!
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Jeff Loch is a French freelance director, editor and colorist, working mostly on music videos, commercials, and corporate films.