Shoot full frame cine images at a wide-open T1.4 while bringing that renowned "Cooke Look" to your images with the S8/i Full Frame Plus 35mm T1.4 Prime Lens from Cooke. This 35mm lens is part of Cooke's S8/i lens set, and it features a PL mount for rock-solid mounting, the lens shares consistent focus and iris gear positions across the S8/i lineup for fast lens swaps while optically providing a warm, wide-angle lens feel for shots with an organic feel that do not sacrifice sharpness. Shooting at T1.4 allows you to get an extra stop of exposure when shooting in dim conditions or chasing that last shot of the day.

Designed to cover full frame cinema camera sensors and suitable for studio, location, handheld, stabilizer, and drone shooting, the lens is color-matched to other Cooke lenses and has focus markings on both sides of the lens. The PL mount incorporates i/Technology contacts that feed lens information metadata to compatible cameras, including focus distance, aperture, and depth of field. A cam-type focus mechanism with a large lens barrel diameter allows for precision focus markings, especially at close focus, while the 9-leaf iris is marked in whole and thirds of a stop for accurate exposure.

Covers Full Frame Format Sensor    T1.4 to T22 Aperture    104mm Front Diameter    /i Technology Contacts, 9-Leaf Iris    M99 x 0.75 Front Filter Threads    Color-Matches All Cooke Lenses    Focus Markings in Feet and Meters    Iris Marked in Whole and Third Stops

This S8/i FF lens has a front diameter of 104mm, with a focus drive gear of 140T x 0.8 MOD and an iris drive gear of 134T x 0.8.

This lens is delivered in an ARRI PL mount, which can be adapted to an ARRI LPL mount via an optional adapter. The lens is available in a native ARRI LPL mount by special order.

The optics feature controlled flaring, low distortion, and limited spherical aberration, and they are color balanced to match the profile of other Cooke cinema lenses so they can fit right into your existing kit.

The lens features an Academy Award-winning cam-style focus movement coupled with the benefit of a large lens barrel diameter, which allows for an increased number of focus markings, particularly at close focus. A four-point contact bearing also provides smooth positive backlash-free movement.

Every focus mark throughout the 270° focus rotation is individually calibrated and engraved on both sides of the focus barrel for precise focus pulls in feet or meters.

Cooke S8/i FF lenses have a 9-leaf linear iris with a maximum aperture of T1.4 across the majority of the lens lineup. This allows for greater control over depth of field and flare characteristics while still providing excellent low-light performance.

The S8/i FF lenses also feature the latest Cooke /i lens data technology that provides focus and iris position as well as motion/inertia, mapping, shading, distortion, and calibration data. It is accessible via a cable connector near the lens mount and synchronizes with /i compatible cameras and accessories. The electronics board has also been resized and repositioned for easy serviceability.

The lenses are designed for all shooting applications, including handheld, stabilizer, and even drone work, providing a comfortable balance ratio with the latest compact digital cinema cameras.

Every Cooke lens is coated with a scratch-resistant PTFE hard-anodized finish that provides a durable, hard-wearing surface to meet the most demanding environmental conditions.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this lens be limited on a Canon R5C in any way?

A: The Canon Cine-Servo 17-120mm T2.95-3.9 Lens (Canon RF) is made to be used on Super35mm cameras, so when it is used on the Canon EOS R5C Mirrorless Cinema Camera it must be used in the super35mm or super16mm modes to not encounter vignetting.

Q: 2. Would this lens fit a Canon EOS 7D?

A: No, it wouldn't. This lens is made with a micro-four thirds mount.

Q: 3. I have been trolling for differences between Version 1 and Version 2 (shown here) of this lens. Anyone? Cheers.

A: I can say that usually the difference between version 1, 2, 3 etc, etc with any manufacturer is some sort of improvement and 99 times out of a 100, it is the way you will want to go. My take away from the SLR website is that the mark II version has improved focusing and a more robust front section.

Q: 4. Will this lens work with the A7s ii and properly cover its sensor?

A: The SLR Magic 35mm Lens is for APS-C sized sensors only. You will be able to use it on the A7S II, however it will not cover the Full Frame Sensor so you will have to put the A7SII in to its cropped sensor mode. The Rokinon 35mm T1.5 Cine AS UMC Lens for Sony E Mount may be a better option. It is in the same price range and can cover a Full Frame Sensor, you'd be able to take advantage of the full capabilities of your camera with the Rokinon.

Q: 5. Can you remove the servo unit? If you remove the servo unit, will it affect the back focus system or any other feature?

A: The servo of the Fujinon Duvo HZK 24-300mm Portable Zoom Lens (ARRI PL) is not designed to be removed from the lens.

Q: 6. How many iris blades does this lens have?

A: The Fujinon Duvo HZK 24-300mm Portable Zoom Lens has nine iris blades.

Q: 7. Will this lens fit onto a Sony NEX VG30 camera, for sure?

A: The Sony NEX-VG30 has an E-Mount on it and this is an E-Mount lens. It will fit on the camera.

Q: 8. can I fit an slr anamorphic lense and rangefinder on this lense and not get vignetin?

A: Yes, as long as you use an anamorphic adapter and not a full anamorphic lens. I’m using the SLR Magic 1.33 50mm adapter on the above Cine 35 and it works great for me. I usually use a single focal length for most shots so I don’t need to swap lenses often.

Q: 9. This compatible with the Sony PMW-F3?

A: No, the SLR Magic Cine 35mm T1.4 Mark II Lens with Sony E-Mount is not compatible with the FZ mount on the Sony PMW-F3 Super 35mm XDCAM EX Full-HD Compact Camcorder.

Q: 10. Is this a 10mm T2.1 like the description or a 35mm T1.4 like the photos?

A: This is a B&H web error and I have alerted the webteam so they can rectify it. If you do a search for the 10mm T2.1 HyperPrime, the first image you see is the one you would be getting.