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21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
  • 21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
  • 21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
  • 21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
  • 21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)

Key Features
  • Ultra HD 8K Ready Optics with Superb Image Resolution
  • Full Frame 43.3mm coverage
  • Fully Weather-Sealed, Ready for any Weather Conditions
  • Engraved Markings with UV-Reactive Paint for Low-Light Situations
  • 11 Rounded Aperture Blades for Extraordinary Image Quality
  • Focus Breathing close to Zero
  • Low Distortion
  • Standard 0.8 Pitch Mod Gears
  • Internal Focusing

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21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)

IRIX
21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
Gosselin #: 8851169 Supplier #: IL-C21-PL-I
$1,879.00

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Key Features
  • Ultra HD 8K Ready Optics with Superb Image Resolution
  • Full Frame 43.3mm coverage
  • Fully Weather-Sealed, Ready for any Weather Conditions
  • Engraved Markings with UV-Reactive Paint for Low-Light Situations
  • 11 Rounded Aperture Blades for Extraordinary Image Quality
  • Focus Breathing close to Zero
  • Low Distortion
  • Standard 0.8 Pitch Mod Gears
  • Internal Focusing

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21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
21mm T1.5 Cine (PL, Imperial Scale)
$1,879.00

The "Irix Look"

Lights, camera, Irix lenses! Capture the essence of cinema with the "Irix look". You don't want your shots to be just another scene - you want them to stand out. That's why Irix lenses are designed to provide substance with a special "Irix look" that will give your movie the captivating quality it deserves. Picture this: round-shaped blades and a shallow depth of field to cut your subject out from the background. The unique bokeh draws the contours of your subject to make them pop. Plus, the soft highlights and subtle mist will smooth out those pesky light streaks that show up on other lenses. With stunning footage in every frame, your audience won't be able to look away. Get ready to take your filmmaking to the next level with Irix lenses.

Catch Every Moment

Ready to unleash your creativity? Look no further than the 21mm T1.5 lens – the perfect balance of wide angle and distortion-free shots. Say goodbye to awkwardly proportioned subjects; with this lens, what you see is what you get. Ideal for capturing tight spaces and people, it's a must-have addition to your kit. 
Plus, all of our Irix cine lenses meet the same high standards of quality and consistency. You can expect comparable weights, 86mm front threads on most lenses, and consistent focus/iris gear placement. And don't forget about our Magnetic Mount System – the easiest way to attach Irix Edge MMS filters to the 15mm, 30mm, 45mm, and 150mm lenses. Trust us, once you experience the freedom and ease of Irix, you'll never go back.

Whether you're capturing a lively wedding or an intense action scene, the key to a stunning image is in getting up close and personal. Just look at the movie "Revenant" - DOP Emmanuel Lubezki used lenses with focal lengths as small as 21mm to create dynamic shots that immerse the viewer in the action.

But we've taken it to the next level. Our lens has a fast T1.5 aperture, providing crystal-clear shots in any lighting without having to sacrifice ISO. Plus, the bokeh effect will give your shots an eye-catching edge. And don't worry about the weather - our lenses are sealed and ready to take on anything Mother Nature throws your way. Get ready to level up your photography game.

Our "T1.5" Lens Set

The 21mm is the widest lens in this set! With a wide-open T1.5 aperture, this lens is ready to deliver consistently sharp shots alongside its awesome 30mm and 45mm companions.

And here's the best part: with such a wide lens, the bokeh effect achieved is simply breathtaking. Plus, effortlessly match color, contrast, and brightness on the go - making your shooting experience a complete breeze!

Ready for any Shooting Conditions

Say hello to Irix lenses - your all-weather filmmaking companion! With tough resistance against Mother Nature's wrath - be it blazing heat or frigid snow - these lenses will deliver crystal-clear shots, no matter what. With rain, sand, snow, and dust resistance, you can rest assured that your lens can handle it all. Plus, special UV-reactive markings make filming in tricky lighting a breeze. Whether you're braving the jungle or the desert, Irix lenses have got your back. So go ahead, make the film of your dreams, no matter the weather!

Irix Cine Lens Sensor Coverage

Capture every stunning detail with Irix Cine lenses. Created for Full Frame, these lenses are perfect for any cinema sensor you have, from Super 35 to MFT to APS-C. No need to worry about coverage - Irix Cine lenses have got you covered.

Technical Information

  • Scale Imperial
  • Filter Size No Front Filter Thread
  • Dimensions 3.9" x 3.7" (101 x 95mm)
  • Focal Length 21mm
  • Number of Iris Blades 11 (Rounded Blades)
  • Miminum Focusing Distance 11.81” (0,3m)
  • Weather Sealing 5 Rubber O-rings (4 rings for PL mount)
  • Lens Markings Laser engraved, filled with UV Reactive paint
  • Front Diameter for Accessories 95mm
  • Sensor Coverage >Full Frame (43.3mm)
  • Aperture Range T1.5 ~ T16
  • Viewing Angle (Horizontal)
  • Full Frame 79.4°
  • S-35mm 1.39x 65.6°
  • APS-C 1.53x 57°
  • APS-C 1.62x 54°
  • MFT 2.0x 43.2°
  • Aperture Ring
  • Rotation Angle 75º
  • Gear Pitch 0.8 M
  • Number of Teeth 110
  • Focus Ring
  • Rotation Angle 180º
  • Gear Pitch 0.8 M
  • Number of Teeth 117
  • Distance Scale Imperial (feet)

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