
Meike
Meike ZN-2522 25mm T2.2 MFT Mount Cinema Lens
★★★★★
Affordable 25mm T2.2 cinema lens with manual focus and all-metal construction for Micro Four Thirds filmmakers.
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Overview
Key Features
Compatible with Micro 4/3, Micro4/3, MFT, M43 cameras and BMPCC
Lens Type: 25mm fixed focal length, Manual Focus
Lens construction: 8 groups 10 element
4/3 "frame view: level: 40.6 °/ vertical: 31 °/ diagonal: 49.7 °
Constructed of the aircraft grade aluminum and optical glass elements with multi-coating for color consistency
Specifications
Brand
Meike
Model
ZN-2522
Focal Length
25mm
Maximum Aperture
T2.2
Mount
Micro Four Thirds (MFT/M43)
Focus Type
Manual Focus
Lens Construction
10 Elements in 8 Groups
Coating
Multi-Coated Optical Glass
Body Material
Aircraft-Grade Aluminum
Field of View (MFT)
40.6° Horizontal / 31° Vertical / 49.7° Diagonal
Compatible Cameras
Micro 4/3 Mount, BMPCC
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Aircraft-grade aluminum body provides durability and a professional feel at a budget-friendly price point
- T2.2 aperture delivers a fast, bright image with pleasing shallow depth of field for cinematic work
- Multi-coated optical glass elements across 8 groups and 10 elements help maintain color consistency and reduce flare
- Smooth manual focus ring with long throw enables precise focus pulls during video recording
👎 Cons
- Manual focus only, with no electronic communication to the camera body for EXIF data or focus confirmation
- T2.2 maximum aperture is slightly slower than competing cinema primes that open to T1.5 or wider
- Lack of image stabilization means handheld shooting requires steady technique or a gimbal for smooth results
- Focus and aperture ring markings may be small and difficult to read in low-light on-set conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
What camera mount does the Meike 25mm T2.2 use?
It uses a Micro Four Thirds (MFT/M43) mount, making it compatible with cameras from Panasonic, Olympus, Blackmagic (BMPCC), and other MFT-mount bodies.
Why is the aperture listed as T2.2 instead of f/2.2?
T-stops measure actual light transmission through the lens rather than the theoretical f-stop. Cinema lenses use T-stops so that exposure remains consistent when swapping between lenses on set, which is essential for video production workflows.
Does this lens have autofocus?
No, this is a fully manual focus lens. The focus ring is designed for smooth, precise adjustments suited to cinematic pulling, not for autofocus-dependent shooting styles.
What is the equivalent focal length on a Micro Four Thirds camera?
On MFT cameras with their 2x crop factor, the 25mm focal length provides a 50mm equivalent field of view, which is a classic normal perspective ideal for interviews, narrative work, and general-purpose shooting.
Can this lens be used for photography or is it video-only?
While it is designed as a cinema lens with T-stop markings and a smooth focus throw, it can absolutely be used for still photography on any compatible MFT camera body.