- Does the mount really swap between camera systems?
- Yes. Sirui uses a patented interchangeable mount, and the lens is sold in E, L, RF and Z versions. You can change the mount yourself rather than buying a second lens.
- Is T1.4 usable wide open on a 24mm?
- It is the main reason to buy it. Expect soft corners and some vignetting at T1.4, with sharpness improving by T2 to T2.8. Many shooters treat T1.4 as a look and stop down for critical wide shots.
- How close can it focus?
- 0.26m, which is close for a 24mm cine prime and useful for detail inserts and exaggerated perspective. The focus ring travels 270 degrees, so the near range is easy to hit precisely.
- Will it cover a full-frame sensor?
- Yes. The image circle is 46mm, which covers full-frame and most large-format open-gate modes. Check your camera's specific mode if you shoot beyond standard full frame.
- What filters fit it?
- It takes 67mm screw-in filters, so standard ND and polarizer sets work without a matte box. The front diameter is 80mm.
- Does it match the other Vision Prime lenses?
- Sirui built the line as a set: 24mm, 35mm and 50mm at T1.4, plus 15mm T1.6, 75mm T1.4 and a 150mm T4 macro. The 24, 35 and 50 share the fast aperture and compact body, which helps keep a kit consistent.
- Where is the SIRUI VISION PRIME 24mm T1.4 FULL FRAME Cine Lens cheapest?
- At Impulse., for $549.00, 15% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the SIRUI VISION PRIME 24mm T1.4 FULL FRAME Cine Lens?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Impulse., Amazon, store.sirui.com, B&H Photo-Video-Audio, Adorama.