7artisans Dream 50mm T1.5 Cine Lens for Canon RF
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The 7artisans Dream 50mm T1.5 is a manual-focus cine prime for Canon RF full-frame mirrorless bodies. Its 43.5mm image circle covers full frame with no adapter, and the T1.5 aperture keeps low-light shots bright while leaving room for tonal grading. The optical design favors gentle skin rendering and gradual focus falloff over clinical sharpness, so it suits filmmakers chasing a softer, dimensional look. Against autofocus cine zooms and pricier cine primes, it trades automation and weather sealing for character and a fast aperture.
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The 7artisans Dream 50mm T1.5 is a cine lens for Canon RF-mount full-frame mirrorless cameras. It has a 43.5mm oversized image circle that fully covers full-frame sensors. It mounts directly, with no adapter and no flange distance correction.
The T1.5 aperture gives bright imaging in low light and keeps tonal gradation for post-production. The lens keeps micro-contrast and fine detail, with controlled edge fall-off and gradual falloff in out-of-focus areas. A 50mm focal length avoids wide-angle distortion and telephoto compression. It suits medium close-ups, close-ups, portraits, product cinematography and shot-reverse-shot work.
The focus and aperture rings are metal-geared for smooth, repeatable control. The aperture is de-clicked for seamless exposure transitions. The 50mm is the only lens in the Dream Series with four standard mounting holes, two on top and two on the bottom. They secure follow focus systems, lens support rails and matte box adapters, and reduce stress on the mount. The Dreamer badge is on the front, and the focal length and aperture markings are on the base.
