Simera series lenses add more options in different mount system, making them versatile in Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm as well as Canon cameras.
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The lens features 3 high-refractive-index (HRI) elements and 1 aspherical element to eliminate field curvature and spherical aberrations, ensuring outstanding resolution. A minimum focusing distance of 0.45m opens up creative possibilities.
Its floating element design guarantees exceptional sharpness throughout the focusing range, while the 14-blade aperture delivers smooth, rounded bokeh.
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I now own 2 Thypoch lens, this 35mm is a great companion lens to my 28mm - sharp & reliable as a zone-focus lens for my Leicas & Nikon Z! I hope to add the 21mm soon.
The lens is very sturdily build and takes great pictures. Very reliable company, cost-effective, good imaging quality.
The Simera 28/35/50mm lenses are compatible with φ49mm UV filters. When both the lens hood and the UV filter are installed, they can be compatible with thin UV filters with a maximum diameter of 51.4mm, such as the "MC UV series" of MECO. The Simera 75mm lens is compatible with φ58mm UV filters and allows to install mainstream UV filters together with the lens hood.
The focus tab cannot be disassembled. Since disassembling or assembling the focus tab involves the internal structure, it may damage the lens.
There are no electronic contacts on Simera lenses. They are manual lenses.
When the lens is installed on the camera, toggle the block on the front of the lens. Toggle to the left, a moon symbol represents the lens is stepless ; and a sun symbol represents stepped aperture if toggling to the right.
The equivalent focal length = the focal length of the lens × the conversion coefficient. For example, when a 50mm lens is used on an APS-C camera, the actual perspective obtained is 50mm × the format conversion coefficient of APS-C cameras. Usually, the conversion coefficient of Sony and Nikon cameras is 1.5, and that of Canon cameras is 1.6.
