Free Your Action Telephotos and close-ups for cinematography

Samyang Optics 100mm T3.1 VDSLR ED UMC MACRO is a macro telephoto manual focus cine lens designed for full-frame sensor sizes. The maximum close-up magnification is 1:1. This macro lens with vivid colour and soft out-focusing is the best lens for close-up images of flowers and insects. It also can be used as a 100mm telephoto lens for landscapes and portraits.

Samyang 100mm T3.1 VDSLR ED UMC MACRO allows more delicate video work with T number marks. The focus gear ring is installed for follow focus system. You may change the aperture quietly and smoothly with the uncoupled aperture gear rings. Also, distance scale and T numbers are marked on both sides of the lens for convenience.

Samyang 100mm T3.1 has a low T number of T3.1. You may control the lens precisely when shooting under various exposure environments including relatively dark or too bright situations This lens features 15 lenses in 12 groups, especially including a high refractive lens (HR) and extra-low dispersion lens (ED) to minimize colour aberration and unnecessary light dispersion in order to offer high resolution throughout the image. Ultra Multi Coating (UMC) of Samyang Optics is used to optimize the light penetration and minimize flare and ghost. With such optical construction, it has 0.307m of minimum focal length to film subjects in a very near distance.

There are 9 aperture blades designed to be almost as a full circle when the aperture is closed which expresses starlike rays clearly and beautifully. The frame of the lens is compact and solid since it is made of high-strength aluminium alloy so you can create trustworthy images. Also, a detachable petal-shaped lens hood minimizes flare and ghosts by sheltering the lens from unnecessary lights. Available for 9 camera mounts: Canon EOS, Nikon, Pentax K, Sony ∝, Canon M, Fujifilm X, Samsung NX, Sony E, MFT.

Samyang 100mm T3.1 VDSLR ED UMC MACRO is one of Samyang Optics VDSLR II Cine Lens Line Up for full-frame image sensor sizes. The lenses produce the same image colour and have a united location of aperture and focus gear ring to maximize convenience when filming.