
Sirui MS16L-B 16mm T1.2 Cine Lens - L Mount - Night Walker Series
A fast T1.2 wide-angle cine lens with a 13-blade iris, engineered for cinematic shooting on APS-C cameras with L Mount.
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Overview
Key Features
16mm Wide-Angle: The 16mm focal length broadens your field of view, allowing for dynamic compositions and storytelling. Ideal for expansive landscapes, architectural shots, and immersive scenes.
Ultra-Fast T1.2 Aperture: Revel in remarkable low-light capabilities and profound depth of field control. The T1.2 aperture captures serene night scenes and produces a delicate bokeh, rendering a three-dimensional quality to your subjects against a softly blurred background.
Superb Close Focus Distance: At a close focus distance of 0.3m, this lens allows you to delve into the details of your subject, opening up a world of macro videography with impeccable precision and clarity.
Cinematic Image Quality: Equipped with premium glass elements and state-of-the-art coatings, the Nightwalker lens minimizes chromatic aberrations and ensures that your footage is rendered with the sharpest detail and vibrant color fidelity.
Model: SIRUI 16mm T1.2 | Focus Length: 16mm | Mount Type: L Mount | Frame: APS-C/S35 | Aperture: T1.2-T16 | Lens Structure: 14 elements in 5 groups | Aperture Blade: 13 | Minimum Focus Distance: 0.3m | Filter Spec:M67*0.75 | Rotation Angle of the Focus Ring: 270° | Max. Diameter(mm/inches): 79/3.11 | Diameter of the Focus Ring(mm/inches): 77.6/3.06 | Length(mm/inches): 94.1/3.7 | Weight(g/lbs): 585/1.3
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Ultra-fast T1.2 aperture excels in low-light environments and enables shallow depth of field at a wide focal length
- 270-degree focus ring rotation provides smooth and precise manual focus pulls for cinematic work
- 13-blade aperture produces exceptionally round and pleasing bokeh
- Compact form factor for a T1.2 cine lens keeps overall rig weight manageable
- Standard 67mm filter thread avoids the need for specialty filter adapters
👎 Cons
- Manual focus only, with no autofocus option for run-and-gun shooting scenarios
- APS-C / S35 image circle does not cover full-frame sensors without vignetting
- At 16mm on APS-C the field of view is moderately wide, not ultra-wide as the focal length might suggest
- Lack of image stabilization means handheld wide-open footage may require a gimbal or stabilizer