Viltrox S 33mm T1.5 MFT is a manual cine lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras with a natural standard field of view, fast T1.5 aperture and mechanics designed for video. It shares its size, diameter, ring positions and 62mm filter thread with the S 23mm and S 56mm lenses, so lens changes in a rigged setup do not require follow-focus, filter or stabilizer re…
Viltrox S 33mm T1.5 MFT is a manual cine lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras with a natural standard field of view, fast T1.5 aperture and mechanics designed for video. It shares its size, diameter, ring positions and 62mm filter thread with the S 23mm and S 56mm lenses, so lens changes in a rigged setup do not require follow-focus, filter or stabilizer readjustment.

M4/3 Series Cine Lens
The S 33mm T1.5 is the versatile middle focal length of the Viltrox S line for dialogue, detail shots and natural framing on MFT cameras. It keeps the same mechanics as the 23mm and 56mm versions.

Matched focus and aperture ring positions make focal-length swaps possible without rebuilding accessories. That is the kind of detail that saves time on set.
The stepless T1.5–T16 aperture helps control exposure during a shot, while fourteen blades create rounder, smoother out-of-focus highlights.


A long 153° focus throw and geared ring are ready for follow-focus work and controlled pulls in interviews, product video and narrative scenes.
Viltrox lists a metal build, HD nano coatings, waterproof and anti-fouling front coating and a shared M62 × 0.75 filter thread for the whole line.

| Manufacturer: | Viltrox |
| Category: | Lenses |
| Filter thread | 62mm |
| Bayonet | M43/MFT |
| Tilt Shift | No |
| Lens color | Black |
| Lens Type | Fixed Glass |
| Extender | No |
| Lens suitable for | Micro Four Thirds |
| Aperture (f) | 1.5 |
| Focal length | 33mm |
| Minimal focal length | 33mm |
| Maximum focal length | 33mm |
| Optical stabilisation | No |
| Auto focus | No |
| Zoom | No |
| Anamorphic | No |
| Macro | No |
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