The SIRUI IronStar 75 mm T1.9 combines full-frame coverage with a 1.5x anamorphic image for portraits, dialogue and controlled medium close-ups. A neutral flare version, it gives cinematographers geared manual control and a consistent visual character alongside the other IronStar lenses.
The 1.5x anamorphic image
A constant 1.5x squeeze captures a wider horizontal field than a conventional spherical lens and produces an elongated bokeh shape after de-squeezing. The result is useful for creating visual depth in dialogue, storytelling and atmospherically lit scenes.
Cine mechanics and matching lenses
The lens is supplied with an interchangeable PL/EF mount design for use across compatible cinema camera systems. A 270° focus throw, cine gears and unified dimensions are designed for follow-focus operation and efficient lens changes. This version features neutral flare rendering. Minimum focus distance is 0.80 m.
SIRUI lists an 18-blade aperture, a 270° focus rotation and a 0.80 m minimum focus distance. These controls are useful when maintaining a smooth focus transition on dialogue and portraits with a busy background.
Key features
- 75 mm focal length for full-frame cine cameras
- 1.5x constant anamorphic squeeze
- T1.9 maximum transmission aperture
- Manual focusing and geared cine control rings
- 270° focus rotation
- User-interchangeable PL/EF mounts
- Neutral flare treatment
- Minimum focusing distance: 0.80 m
What's in the box
- IronStar 75 mm T1.9 anamorphic cine lens
- Interchangeable Canon EF mount module
- Lens pouch
- Mount tool kit
