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SIRUI Saturn V2 Anamorphic Lenses Launch for Sony, Leica, Canon Mounts

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SIRUI has announced the release of its Saturn V2 series of full-frame anamorphic lenses, featuring 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm focal lengths with a T2.9 aperture and 1.6x squeeze factor. The lenses are now available in Sony E, Leica L, and Canon RF mounts, expanding accessibility for hybrid shooters and cinema creators using popular mirrorless systems.

Designed to deliver a classic anamorphic aesthetic, the Saturn V2 lenses support both horizontal and vertical switching, allowing users to adjust flare characteristics and bokeh shape for greater creative control. This flexibility appeals to content creators aiming to achieve distinctive cinematic looks without relying on post-production effects.

The launch underscores SIRUI’s focus on providing affordable, high-quality specialty optics for independent filmmakers and hybrid creators. By offering the lenses in widely adopted mounts like Sony E—known for its strong presence in professional video and mirrorless photography—SIRUI targets users who prioritize both stills and video performance.

Sony’s autofocus system and advanced sensor technology, particularly in models like the A7 series, enhance the usability of manual-focus lenses like the Saturn V2 through features such as focus peaking and magnification, aiding precise manual adjustments. While the Saturn V2 lenses are manual focus, their compatibility with Sony’s ecosystem ensures seamless integration into existing workflows.

Creator Newsdesk readers will appreciate the balance of optical character and practical accessibility these lenses offer. With no official pricing disclosed in the announcement, the focus remains on creative utility and cross-platform availability, positioning the Saturn V2 as a versatile tool for visual storytellers seeking authentic anamorphic texture.

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