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Venus Optics Laowa Nanomorph 27mm T2.8 1.5x S35 Anamorphic Lens Canon RF Amber Flare
A 27 mm anamorphic lens with 1.5× squeeze, T2.8 aperture and amber flares for Super 35 Canon RF cameras
- Cinematic widescreen look with 1.5x squeeze and oval bokeh
- Amber lens flares add distinctive character to visual storytelling
- Compact 86mm length and 313g weight suit gimbal and drone use
- 15 elements in 13 groups deliver sharp Super 35 coverage
- Fast T2.8 aperture enables low-light filming at 27mm
Cinematic 1.5x Anamorphic for Canon RF
The Venus Optics Laowa Nanomorph 27mm T2.8 delivers a classic widescreen look with 1.5x squeeze on Super 35 sensors. Its Canon RF mount suits filmmakers wanting oval bokeh and distinctive flare character in a compact cinema lens.
Lightweight 313g Design for Handheld Use
Weighing 11.04 oz and measuring 3.39 inches long, the lens balances easily on gimbals, sliders or drones. The small form factor reduces operator fatigue during extended handheld sessions without active cooling requirements.
Amber Flare Character and 15-Element Optics
The Amber Flare coating produces warm, cinematic streaks that shape visual mood directly in-camera. Fifteen elements in thirteen groups maintain sharpness across the Super 35 frame while preserving anamorphic aberrations for creative effect.
Highlights
- Cinematic widescreen look with 1.5x squeeze and oval bokeh
- Amber lens flares add distinctive character to visual storytelling
- Compact 86mm length and 313g weight suit gimbal and drone use
- 15 elements in 13 groups deliver sharp Super 35 coverage
- Fast T2.8 aperture enables low-light filming at 27mm
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 27mm T2.8 anamorphic lens to a Canon RF body without mis-aligning the 1.5x squeeze orientation?
Align the red mounting dot on the lens barrel with the red dot on the RF mount, rotate until it clicks, then verify the squeeze axis is horizontal by checking oval bokeh on a test shot.
What upkeep does the 15-element, 13-group optical design need over time?
Clean the front and rear glass with a microfibre cloth and lens fluid only; the sealed barrel has no user-serviceable parts, so internal elements never require attention.
Which physical limit appears first during long handheld or gimbal sessions with the 313g barrel?
The 86mm length and 11.04 oz weight stay balanced on most gimbals, so operator fatigue from holding the rig usually arrives before any thermal or mechanical limit.
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