TTArtisan 35mm T2.1 Dual Bokeh Cine Lens - L-Mount

Dual Bokeh refers to the lens's ability to produce two distinct styles of background blur: a dramatic 'Bubble' effect or a smooth, 'Soft' aesthetic. This is controlled via a dedicated dial on the lens.

Yes, the fast T2.1 aperture is excellent for low-light conditions, allowing for brighter images and shallower depth of field with less need for artificial lighting.

A declicked aperture allows for smooth, silent, and stepless adjustments to exposure during recording, which is crucial for cinematic footage without distracting clicks or jumps in brightness.

Yes, but the image will be cropped due to the APS-C sensor size. The effective focal length will be different, and the full-frame coverage will not be utilized.

This is a manual focus cine lens. Autofocus is not a feature; all focusing is done manually using the geared focus ring.

The 0.8 Mod gear pitch is a standard for cinema lenses and allows for precise and repeatable focus and aperture control when used with professional follow focus systems.

There is a dedicated dial on the lens barrel. Rotate this dial to select between the 'Bubble' and 'Soft' bokeh rendering styles.

Ensure the lens is correctly mounted and locked onto the camera's L-Mount. If using an adapter, verify the adapter's compatibility and proper installation.

Check that the focus ring is set correctly for the desired distance. Ensure the lens is focused on the subject. For video, practice smooth focus pulls with the geared ring.

Ensure the correct bokeh mode (Bubble or Soft) is selected using the lens dial. The effect's prominence is also influenced by aperture and subject-to-background distance.

Confirm the 0.8 Mod gear pitch on the lens rings matches your follow focus system's gear. Ensure the follow focus is securely attached and calibrated to the lens.