An ensemble of Cooke full-frame anamorphic lenses, each equipped with a PL mount, elegantly arranged against a pristine white backdrop. These lenses, renowned for their cinematic prowess and unique optical characteristics, boast a squeeze factor of 1.8x, delivering stunning widescreen imagery with enhanced depth and perspective. The precision-engineered PL mount ensures seamless compatibility with a wide range of professional cinema cameras. With their distinct aesthetic and exceptional performance, Cooke anamorphic lenses are a hallmark of cinematic excellence and creative storytelling.

COOKE Anamorphic 1.8x FF

TecH Specs
LensTCFøWeightSensor Mount
32mm2.390cm1364,2kgFFPL
40mm2.390cm1364,4kgFFPL
50mm2.385cm1364kgFFPL
85mm (Macro)2.318cm1365,2kgFFPL
100mm2.3120cm1363,8kgFFPL

The Cooke Anamorphic/i FF lenses are built around a classic cinematic look, combining the well-known Cooke rendering with the spatial characteristics of anamorphic optics. Available for rent in Berlin at RGB Rental. The image carries a warm, organic quality with soft contrast and natural skin tones. Highlights roll off gently, and the lenses maintain a balanced rendering that feels controlled without becoming too clean or clinical.

As anamorphic lenses, they introduce a wider field of view with characteristic horizontal flares and oval bokeh. The compression and depth feel more pronounced, giving the image a strong cinematic presence without overwhelming the scene. Compared to more aggressive anamorphic designs, the Cooke Anamorphics feel more refined and restrained. Flares are present but controlled, and the overall image remains stable across different lighting situations.

The lenses react predictably to light and maintain consistency across the set, making them reliable for narrative and commercial productions where a cohesive visual language is important. They are best suited for projects that aim for a classic cinematic look with subtle anamorphic characteristics, rather than extreme distortion or heavy stylization.


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