The Sirui 24mm F2.8 is a wide-angle anamorphic lens for APS-C mirrorless cameras. It squeezes a 1.33x anamorphic image onto the sensor, so footage opens to a widescreen 2.4:1 look with the oval bokeh and horizontal blue flares that anamorphic shooters want. It is manual focus only, with no electronics, and comes in several native mounts. Against pricier anamorphic glass it trades autofocus and weather sealing for a compact, affordable wide option that suits indie filmmakers and gimbal users.
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Owners rate it highly as an affordable entry into anamorphic shooting. They like the widescreen look, the flares and the light weight, and accept the manual focus and edge softness as part of the deal.
This is a 24mm wide-angle anamorphic lens for APS-C cameras. It has a 1.33x squeeze and a maximum aperture of F2.8. The wider view covers more of a landscape and shows more of a cramped space, such as the inside of a car.
The front cylinder lens element stretches the shape of out-of-focus details. It also spreads bluish light out left and right across the frame. The wide aperture lets in more light for city and starry night shots and helps speed up focusing.
The housing is precision aluminum alloy. The copper aperture and focus rings have an anti-slip toothed surface. The minimum focusing distance is 0.6 m, shorter than on the other two lenses in the series.
