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Nisi ATHENA PRIME 18mm T2.2 Cine Lens Fujifilm G
Full-frame cine lens with 46 mm imaging circle and T2.2 aperture for Fujifilm G mount
- Full-frame coverage with 46mm imaging circle
- Wide T2.2 aperture for shallow depth of field
- 18mm focal length for expansive cinematic views
- Consistent focus and iris rings for unified operation
- Minimised focus breathing for stable framing
Cinematic 18mm T2.2 Prime for Fujifilm G
The NiSi ATHENA PRIME 18mm T2.2 Cine Lens is built for the Fujifilm G mount and covers a 46mm imaging circle. It serves filmmakers who need a wide-angle cinema prime with consistent gear positions across the ATHENA series. The lens delivers superior micro-contrast control and minimal chromatic aberration for sharp, vibrant footage.
Upgrade from variable-aperture zooms
This prime replaces zoom lenses that shift aperture during focal changes or slower fixed lenses that limit low-light work. The constant T2.2 aperture provides stable exposure and reliable subject-background separation. The jump is worth it when focus breathing must be minimised for smooth, professional focus pulls.
Wide-angle coverage with shallow depth of field
The 18mm focal length and T2.2 aperture comfortably handle expansive scenes and tight interiors while creating soft, captivating bokeh. The 46mm imaging circle supports full-frame and larger sensors with room for movements. Headroom runs out when a longer focal length or faster aperture is required for compression or extreme low light.
Highlights
- Full-frame coverage with 46mm imaging circle
- Wide T2.2 aperture for shallow depth of field
- 18mm focal length for expansive cinematic views
- Consistent focus and iris rings for unified operation
- Minimised focus breathing for stable framing
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the imaging circle of this lens?
The lens covers a 46mm imaging circle, suitable for full-frame sensors and the Fujifilm G mount.
How do I attach the lens to my Fujifilm G camera?
Align the lens mount index with the camera mount index, then rotate the lens until it clicks securely into place.
When should the front or rear element be professionally cleaned?
Clean only when visible dust, smudges, or fungus affect image quality; use a blower first, then a lens pen or microfibre cloth with solution.
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