7artisans 65mm T2.9 Sony E Mount Cine Lens
A 65mm T2.9 cine lens for Sony E mount with 2:1 macro magnification, 14 elements in 12 groups and 330-degree focus rotation
- 2:1 macro magnification captures minute detail
- 65mm T2.9 aperture suits full-frame cinema work
- 14 elements in 12 groups minimise aberrations
- 330-degree focus throw enables precise pulls
- 2mm image circle covers full-frame sensors
65mm T2.9 Cine Lens for Sony E Mount
The 7artisans 65mm T2.9 is a full-frame cinema lens built for Sony E mount cameras. Its all-metal construction and 14-element, 12-group optical design deliver consistent image quality across the Infinite series. A maximum image circle of 43.2 mm covers full-frame sensors with edge-to-edge clarity.
For macro cinematographers needing 2x magnification
This lens suits filmmakers who require a 2:1 reproduction ratio for extreme close-up work and a 330-degree focus throw for precise manual pulls. It is not for shooters who need autofocus, electronic aperture control, or a lighter lens for handheld gimbal work.
Check mount compatibility and manual workflow
Verify your camera uses the Sony E mount and that you can operate a fully manual focus and aperture ring. Ensure your rig can accommodate the lens length and front diameter for matte box or filter use. Confirm your production workflow supports cinema-style manual lenses.
How it compares
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- Price $396.99
- Typical for this category: the median of 328 items is $313.99.
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 65mm T2.9 lens require a Sony E-mount camera to operate?
Yes, the lens uses a Sony E mount and is designed for full-frame coverage with a 43.2 mm image circle, so it must be attached to a compatible Sony E-mount body.
Can I keep my existing Canon RF or Nikon Z lenses and still use this 7artisans lens on the same shoot?
The lens is built for Sony E mount only; to use it alongside Canon RF or Nikon Z optics you would need separate camera bodies for each mount system.
How do I verify the 2:1 macro reproduction ratio is performing correctly after mounting the lens?
Focus at the minimum distance and photograph a ruler; the subject should appear at twice its actual size on the sensor, confirming the 2x magnification.
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