Irix Fixed focal length 45 mm T1.5 Cine (metric)

in any environment. At the same time, the lens has been designed to fit with your existing equipment. The full-frame lens covers both full-frame and Super 35, Arri, APS-C and MFT formats. The high quality finish allows you to use the fixed focal length in the warmest and coldest places in the world. Anywhere in the world, enjoy the reliable construction with rubber seals at all key points to create stunning photos and movies in safety in rainy or dusty locations. The innovative adaptive ring can be used by both professional and amateur photographers. It's designed to keep the lens body slim and user-friendly without compromising on performance. Create a unique cinematic look you won't soon forget. Thanks to the high-quality optical system, your shots are virtually free of aberrations and distortions. At the same time, the internal focusing system offers incredible sharpness when focusing. The focal length as well as the low focus breathing ensure brilliant shots close to the human field of view. Last but not least, you also enjoy a beautiful soft bokeh to make your images look even more premium and dreamy. The magnetic mounting system allows you to quickly change accessories and offers a unique, intelligent solution for efficient work. This lens has a fixed focal length, which cannot be changed. Fixed focal lengths offer a high light intensity, allowing you to take good pictures even in less than optimal lighting conditions. They are particularly suitable when you want to capture specific and characteristic parts of the image. Thanks to the large possible aperture, a shallower depth of field can be created. In this way, you can optimally expose motifs from the background with the targeted use of sharpness and blurriness. This lens can only be focused manually. Although manual focusing takes longer and is more demanding than working with autofocus, it does offer some advantages: It allows you to focus exactly on the point you want, enabling you to take shots that are exactly what you want. Even in situations where autofocus would quickly be overwhelmed - for example, in low light, smooth surfaces with little texture or in foggy weather - you prefer to focus manually.