Fuji launches a new lens of its MK series at Cine Gear Expo

Fuji launches a new lens of its MK series at Cine Gear Expo With a combined range of focal length of 18mm - 135mm, together with the MK50 and MK18 - 55 mm - 135 mm lenses, covers the range of most commonly used by emerging filmmakers.

On the occasion of the party in Hollywood on 2 and 3 June of Cine Gear Expo and the meeting of producers of documentaries Realscreen West in Santa Monica from 6 to 8 June, Fuji It will present a new perspective of the MK series.

The new MK50 - 135mm is showed for the first time as a complementary to the MK18 - 55mm T2.9 zoom, introduced in February, during the last NAB. Of the same size and weight as the MK18 - 55mm, but with a focal length of 50 - 135mm (both in the Super 35mm format), this lens weighs 980 grams with front diameters of 85 mm and length of 206 mm. The minimum distance of the MK50 - 135mm (MOD) object is 1.2 meters.

With a combined range of focal length of 18mm - 135mm, together with the MK50 and MK18 - 55 mm - 135 mm lenses, covers the range of most commonly used by emerging filmmakers. The series offers fast lens with a speed T2.9 throughout the zoom range, allowing a low depth of field.

The entire MK series is designed to thinking the cinematograph of either an event live, content online, documentary, corporate video, wedding, independent production or short film. Currently, MK eyeglasses are designed for E-mount cameras and offer advanced optical performance, ultra compact and lightweight design, as well as an excellent cost performance.

as time-saving features include a function macro that allows a wide range of shots in the foreground, and the gears of the three rings are placed in the same place, which eliminates the need to replace fixtures when changing lenses.

"Many professional used DSLR lenses, which are not designed to capture moving images. Most of the lenses breathe considerably, and do not have adjustable manual iris. Our MK have a manual iris without problems, breathing zero, no ramp or change of zoom and rotation of 200-degree approach. Maintain approach fully throughout the zoom range while Super sensors cover 35 mm. ", points out Tom Fletcher, director of sales in the area of Fujifilm optical devices.

Las lentes MK son compatibles con las c maras E-mount con sensor Super 35mm / APS-C. Las versiones de montaje X de las lentes MK (con distancias focales de 18-55mm y 50-135mm) utilizadas en la l nea Fujifilm Serie X de c maras digitales (con sensores APS-C) tienen previsto su lanzamiento a finales de este a o.

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