Sirui 75mm T2.9 1.6x Anamorphic Lens Canon RF
A 75mm anamorphic lens with 1.6x squeeze for Canon RF, delivering 2.8:1 widescreen from 16:9 sensors using 15 elements in 13 groups and a 10-blade aperture for oval bokeh
- 6x squeeze delivers 2.8:1 widescreen cinematic aspect ratio
- 15 elements in 13 groups minimize distortion for professional sharpness
- 10-blade aperture creates smooth oval bokeh with artistic depth
- 5° focus rotation enables precise repeatable manual focus pulls
- T2.9 aperture with 75mm focal length suits close-ups and long shots
Cinematic Anamorphic Lens
The Sirui 75mm T2.9 1.6x Anamorphic Lens mounts to Canon RF cameras and delivers a classic widescreen look. Its 1.6x squeeze factor creates a 2.8:1 aspect ratio from 16:9 footage or 2.4:1 from 3:2 capture. Fifteen elements in thirteen groups produce sharp, distortion-free images.
Suited for narrative filmmakers
This lens serves directors of photography who need oval bokeh and horizontal blue flares for storytelling. The 95.5° focus rotation allows precise manual pulls. Shooters requiring autofocus, electronic aperture control or a lighter front diameter should consider other options.
1.6x squeeze factor
The defining specification is the 1.6x anamorphic squeeze, which makes the 75mm focal length behave like a 46mm horizontally while keeping the vertical field of a 75mm. This single number determines whether the lens matches the project’s aspect-ratio and composition needs.
How it compares
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- Price $411.99
- Pricier than about 54% of the 328 comparable items (median $313.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What camera mount does this Sirui 75mm T2.9 1.6x anamorphic lens require to attach directly?
The lens uses a native Canon RF mount, so it attaches directly to any full-frame or APS-C camera body with an RF bayonet without an adapter.
If I keep my EF-mount cinema bodies, can this RF-mount lens be used on them?
No, the RF mount has a shorter flange distance than EF, so the lens cannot be adapted to EF bodies while retaining infinity focus.
After mounting, how can I confirm the 1.6x squeeze is producing the correct 2.8:1 widescreen frame in 16:9 mode?
Frame a test chart or horizontal lines, record 16:9 footage, then desqueeze by 1.6x in post; the resulting image should measure a 2.8:1 aspect ratio with oval bokeh and horizontal blue flares.
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