Lenses

  • ANGÉNIEUX 10×25 Zoom

    25-250mm
    ANGÉNIEUX 10×25 Zoom

    The Angénieux 10×25 is one of the earliest generation cinema zooms, and it carries a very distinct character.

  • ANGÉNIEUX 4×25 Zoom

    25-100mm
    ANGÉNIEUX 4×25 Zoom

    The Angénieux 25–100mm carries a very distinct vintage character. The image is softer compared to modern zooms, with a gentle contrast and a slightly textured rendering.

  • TOKINA Cinema ATX

    11–20mm
    TOKINA Cinema ATX

    The Tokina Cinema ATX 11–20mm is built around practicality. The image is clean and relatively neutral, without imposing a strong character.

  • ARRI FUJINON Alura

    45–250mm
    ARRI FUJINON Alura

    The ARRI Alura 45–250mm T2.6 zoom lens is designed in collaboration between ARRI and Fujinon for productions that demand flexibility and optical precision.

  • ARRI/FUJINON lightweight

    15.5–45mm
    ARRI/FUJINON lightweight

    The ARRI/FUJINON 15.5–45mm T2.8 Lightweight Zoom is designed for filmmakers who need high-end optical performance in a compact form.

  • COOKE CXX S4/i Zoom

    15–40mm
    COOKE CXX S4/i Zoom

    The Cooke 15–40mm CXX offers the precision of Cooke optics, the versatility of a fast zoom – and carries a piece of Cooke history in its name.

  • COOKE S4/i mini

    18, 25, 32, 40, 50, 65, 75, 100mm
    COOKE S4/i mini

    The Cooke miniS4/i lenses deliver the signature Cooke look in a smaller and more lightweight form factor.

  • COOKE S4/i

    16, 35, 50, 75, 100mm
    COOKE S4/i

    While the Cooke Panchros are described as vintage in their look, and the S7/i lenses are known clean and modern aesthetics, the S4/i series sits perfectly in between.

  • COOKE Speed Panchro S2 / S3

    18, 25, 32, 40, 50, 75, 100mm
    COOKE Speed Panchro S2 / S3

    The Cooke Speed Panchro S2 lenses were developed in the 1950s and are among the most legendary vintage cine optics.

  • LOMO Standard Speed

    22, 28, 35, 40, 50, 75, 100mm
    LOMO Standard Speed

    These Lomo Standard Speed spherical primes are the ultimate in vintage look from the 80´s.

  • FUJINON Cabrio

    19–90mm
    FUJINON Cabrio

    This is such a great all-purpose zoom. It’s a very sharp, high-contrast lens, even wide open.

  • ARRI Ultra Primes

    16, 24, 32, 40, 50, 85, 100mm
    ARRI Ultra Primes

    The lightweight and compact industry standard. Less breathing thanks to construction with floating elements.

  • ANGÉNIEUX EZ Serie

    15–40mm • 30–90mm
    ANGÉNIEUX EZ Serie

    Angenieux rewrote the playbook with the EZ zooms. This really is the zoom that can replace your primes on many projects.

  • ANGÉNIEUX Optimo Rouge

    16–42mm • 30–80mm
    ANGÉNIEUX Optimo Rouge

    Angenieux compact zooms are always on the top of the list when precision, quality, and agility are demanded.

  • ANGÉNIEUX Optimo Style

    16–40mm • 30–76mm
    ANGÉNIEUX Optimo Style

    The Angenieux Optimo Style is a high-quality cinema zoom designed for PL-mount cinema cameras.

  • ARRI Master Prime

    16, 21, 27, 32, 40, 50, 75, 135mm
    ARRI Master Prime

    In 2005, ARRI/Zeiss took things up a notch by introducing the Academy Award-winning Master Prime lenses.

  • ATLAS Orion

    32, 40, 50, 65, 85, 100mm
    ATLAS Orion

    The Atlas Orion Set is your choice to get a soft vintage Anamorphic look on a budget. 

  • HAWK V-Lite

    28, 35, 45, 55, 80, 110mm
    HAWK V-Lite

    The unique look and reliability of Hawk Anamorphic glass in a smaller package. Meet the Hawk V-Series.

  • LOMO Square Front

    35, 50, 80mm
    LOMO Square Front

    Originating in the 1970s, this special set is in mint condition and all lenses have been refurbished in 2021.

  • COOKE Cine Varotal MKII

    25–250mm
    COOKE Cine Varotal MKII

    Warm, sharp and light. The classic Cooke standard Zoom covers a wide range of focal lengths.

  • ZEISS Standard Speed

    10, 12, 16, 20, 24, 32, 40, 50, 60, 85, 100, 135mm
    ZEISS Standard Speed

    Zeiss Standard Speeds are classic cine lenses that have been an industry standard for decades.

  • ZEISS High Speed

    18, 25, 35, 50, 85mm
    ZEISS High Speed

    The classics. If you think of organic cinematography and low light situations you can hardly get past them.