The Viltrox EPIC T2.0 1.33x Full-Frame Anamorphic 3-Lens Kit for Leica L-mount delivers a cinematic widescreen look with consistent color, oval bokeh, and classic anamorphic flares. Featuring 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm cine prime lenses with a fast T2 aperture, this professional set is designed for full-frame cameras and high-end…
The Viltrox EPIC T2.0 1.33x Full-Frame Anamorphic 3-Lens Kit for Leica L-mount delivers a cinematic widescreen look with consistent color, oval bokeh, and classic anamorphic flares. Featuring 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm cine prime lenses with a fast T2 aperture, this professional set is designed for full-frame cameras and high-end film production.
Create a true cinematic anamorphic look with the Viltrox EPIC T2.0 1.33x Full-Frame Anamorphic 3-Lens Set for Leica L-mount. Designed for cine-style cameras, this premium kit includes 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm anamorphic prime lenses that deliver consistent tones, edge-to-edge sharpness, and a distinctive retro aesthetic. Each lens produces oval bokeh, horizontal blue streak flares, and a de-squeezed 2.35:1 aspect ratio, making it ideal for widescreen storytelling.
Built for professional workflows, all three lenses share a 95mm front diameter, standardized 0.8 MOD focus and iris gears, and a common center of gravity for seamless lens swaps. The fast T2 aperture enables excellent low-light performance and shallow depth-of-field control. Multi-layer nano coatings and a waterproof front-element coating protect the lenses during demanding shoots.
With full-frame sensor coverage, precise manual focus control, and cine-grade construction, the Viltrox EPIC Anamorphic lens set is a powerful solution for filmmakers seeking high-end anamorphic performance in a unified, travel-ready kit.
Key Features
35mm T2.0
50mm T2.0
75mm T2.0
| Manufacturer: | Viltrox |
| Category: | Lenses |
| Lens color | Black |
| Thread | 35/55/75mm |
| Lens suitable for | Full frame |
| Anamorphic | Yes |
| Weight | 13000g |
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