Ask Our Experts212-444-6615
Hello, Log InAccount & Orders
Video Chat with a Pro Video Expert - Live
Key Features
- Covers Full-Frame Sensors
- Supports 4K Recording Quality
- Color-Matched
- Shares Characteristics across FF Primes
The Schneider Xenon FF 50mm T2.1 Lens in ARRI PL mount is part of the Xenon FF set of lenses. FF stands for full frame, and every lens in the set covers a full frame image sensor without vignetting and is designed for 4K image capture. The Xenon FF lenses are color-matched to a standard at the factory, minimizing color shift when changing lenses. They feature a 14-blade iris, providing natural looking Bokeh, with circular out of focus highlights, 300° of lens barrel rotation, and share lens gear positions and size.
More DetailsSpecial Order
Expected availability: 2-4 Weeks
$3,360.00
This item cannot be canceled or returned.
Protect Your Gear
Add a protection plan from $439.99
See Options
Business Financing Options
See any errors on this page?
question
Country of origin?,Germany?dr asok
The COUNTRY OF ORIGIN is GERMANY.
Date published: 2018-08-25
question
Does the lens have a metadata system that sends focus distance and T-stop data back to the camera? (Like Arri LDS)
I use these (EF) lenses with a BlackMagic 4K Production camera which does not show any metadata from them. Also there are no contacts on the mount so I doubt that they do, and there is no mention of it on either the website or the documentation that came with the lenses.
Date published: 2018-08-25
Can the tilt module be removed and the lens be ...
Can the tilt module be removed and the lens be used for other mounts like the normal ff series?
No, the tilt ring is not removable but can be locked.
Date published: 2021-07-21
question
Can the Xenon handle S35 sensors at 8k?
Yes... I have a Red Epic-W with 8K Helium SensorPerfect picture
Date published: 2018-08-25
question
Can the Xenon handle S35 Sensors at 8k?
Yes
Date published: 2018-08-25
question
Is this lens has got the AF mode? Thanks,
There is no autofocus (AF) on these lenses. They are entirely mechanical and have no electronic elements.
Date published: 2018-08-25