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Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Lens for Nikon F Mount

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Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Lens for Nikon F Mount
Key Features
  • Covers APS-C Sized Sensors
  • 15mm (35mm Equivalent)
  • Aperture Range: T3.1 to T22
  • Geared Focus and Aperture Control Rings
The Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Lens for Nikon F Mount is a wide-angle lens optimized for digital cinematography. The lens produces an image circle that will cover APS-C sized sensors or smaller. For use with a follow focus unit, the focus and aperture rings feature industry-standard 0.8 pitch gearing. The aperture ring is also de-clicked to allow for smooth iris pulls while shooting. Focus, aperture, and depth of field markings are on the side of the lens to aid focus pullers, who typically operates on the side of the camera.
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Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Overview

The Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Lens for Nikon F Mount is a wide-angle lens optimized for digital cinematography. The lens produces an image circle that will cover APS-C sized sensors or smaller. For use with a follow focus unit, the focus and aperture rings feature industry-standard 0.8 pitch gearing. The aperture ring is also de-clicked to allow for smooth iris pulls while shooting. Focus, aperture, and depth of field markings are on the side of the lens to aid focus pullers, who typically operates on the side of the camera.

With an angle of view of 109.5°, the lens is well-suited for shooting landscapes, architecture, and for use in tight interior locations. One extra-low dispersion element (ED) and two aspherical elements have been incorporated into the optical design to minimize chromatic aberrations and distortion in order to produce sharper images. Additionally, a Nano Coating System (NCS) has been applied to the lens elements in order to reduce surface reflections and prevent lens flare and ghosting for improved light transmission and more contrast-rich imagery.

  • 10mm lens with 109.5° angle-of-view
  • Aperture Range: T3.1 to T22
  • Image Circle covers APS-C sized sensors
  • Industry Standard 0.8 pitch gearing on focus and aperture rings
  • De-clicked aperture for smooth focus pulls
  • 14 elements in 9 groups, including one ED and two aspherical elements
  • Nano Coating System improves light transmission, minimizes flares and ghosting for higher contrast images
  • Depth of Field markings on side of the lens
  • A minimum focusing distance of 9.45"
  • Integrated lens hood (not removable)
UPC: 084438762723

Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Specs

Key Specs
Focal Length
10mm
Maximum Aperture
T3.1
Lens Mount
Nikon F
Lens Format Coverage
Super35/APS-C
Filter Thread
No
Image Stabilization
No
Electronic Communication
No
Focal Length
10mm
Maximum Aperture
T3.1
Minimum Aperture
T22
Lens Mount
Nikon F
Lens Format Coverage
Super35/APS-C
Angle of View
Full Frame
Diagonal: 105.9°
Optical Design
14 Elements in 9 Groups
Filter Thread
No
Minimum Focus Distance
9.45" / 24 cm
Image Stabilization
No
Gear Standard
0.8 MOD
Electronic Communication
No
Diameter
Maximum: 3.43" / 87.1 mm
Length
4.08" / 103.6 mm
Weight
20.8 oz / 590 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
2.15 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
8.9 x 6.5 x 4.7"

Rokinon 10mm T3.1 Cine Reviews

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question

Is there a way to use a 77mm filter on this lens?
Asked by: Dillon n.
The lens does not have a filter thread. It is meant to use a matte box for filtering.
Answered by: Dana G.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Is it compatible with Nikon D3200?
Asked by: Anonymous
Yes
Answered by: John C.
Date published: 2018-08-25

question

Will this work with a D7000? I had an issue with the new nikon 10-20mm wide angle, and want to confirm I will have full functionality.
Asked by: Eric L.
This lens will work with an APS-C sized camera like the D7000. However it is a Manual Cinema Lens, you will not be able to control the Focus or Iris from the camera but from the lens itself.
Answered by: Joseph P.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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