![]() I’m quite curious to see what Laowa has in store for us here. When will this new anamorphic lens series be launched? We don’t know, but Laowa states it will be dropping soon™️. To be the first to know, you can subscribe to the mailing list here. After all, the company states that this is its first anamorphic series and not its first anamorphic lens, so we’re talking plural here. It seems that we’ll just have to wait and see what’s to come. No specs, no focal lengths, no anamorphic squeeze factor (2x, 1.66x, 1.33x, …) Some specs (see update above) have been revealed but no mount options, yet. They have released a teaser clip on YouTube showing just a few shots presumably taken with the upcoming anamorphic lens(es), but nothing more. Laowa has already gained some experience in the cine market with the OOOM 25-100mm T2.9 cine zoom and the 1.33x anamorphic rear adapter, but now they seem to be pushing a bit more and are about to enter the market for true anamorphic glass. (Laowa via Instagram) the new Laowa Nanomorph series. It will be available to grab on #Kickstarter soon. “Who says Anamorphic lenses must be cumbersome? The upcoming Laowa anamorphic series weighs only 3xxg each. ![]() ![]() That’s pretty light for an anamorphic lens design! The entire set will be marketed via an upcoming Kickstarter campaign, but the exact timing and price are still unclear. UPDATE: Laowa has released more information about their upcoming Nanomorph series of anamorphic lenses: it will consist of three focal lengths, 27mm T2.4, 35mm T2.4 and 50mm T2.8, all with a 1.5x squeeze factor and all weighing about 300g (3 xx g, according to Laowa). This is a first for the company that specializes in, well, special lens designs. Venus Optics (Laowa) has just released a tasty teaser about its upcoming anamorphic lens series. keyboard_arrow_rightCameras of the Year. ![]()
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