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The Sirui VP-1 Vision Prime kit bundles 24mm, 35mm and 50mm full-frame cine primes, each with a fast T1.4 aperture and a 46mm image circle that covers full-frame sensors even in open gate. The lenses share a compact aluminum body, uniform gear positions and a 270-degree focus throw, so you can swap focal lengths without moving matte box or follow focus. User-swappable mounts cover Sony E, Canon RF, Nikon Z and Leica L. Against pricier cine prime sets, the VP-1 trades some edge sharpness wide open for speed, light weight and a matched three-lens set in a hard case. It suits solo filmmakers and small crews shooting low-light narrative, music videos and gimbal work.
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Lowest price we've seen: $1,899.00 on Nov 11 at store.sirui.com. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 11.
Hands-on coverage of the VP-1 series praises the fast aperture, light weight and matched mechanics for the money, while noting softer corners at T1.4 and some residual breathing. Owners like the swappable mounts and the included case.
The Sirui VP-1 Vision Prime T1.4 is a three-lens full-frame cine kit with 24mm, 35mm and 50mm lenses for wide, medium and close-up shots. Each lens has a 46mm image circle that covers full-frame sensors, including when shooting open gate. The T1.4 maximum aperture is meant for low-light shooting and shallow depth of field, with round bokeh and natural falloff.
Each lens has three aspherical elements and four HRI glass elements. The 24mm and 35mm lenses also have one ED glass element. A multilayer nano coating reduces flares and ghosting, and the design controls focus breathing for rack focus shots.
The lenses are native Sony E-mount, and the mount can be changed by the user to Canon RF, Nikon Z or Leica L. The aperture and focus rings are stepless, and the focus ring has a 270° throw. Focus distance markings are in imperial and metric units. Gear positioning is uniform across the VP-1 series, so lenses can be swapped without repositioning accessories.
