Lomography introduces first Petzval Art Lens for full-frame mirrorless cameras
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Lomography has introduced the company’s first Petzval Art Lens designed specifically for the full-frame mirrorless lens family: the New Petzval 55 mm f/1.7. The lens is compatible with Sony E, Canon RF, and Nikon Z full-frame mirrorless cameras. A tribute to Joseph Petzval’s first portrait lens of 1840, Lomography says the lens features:
- Adjustable Swirly Bokeh with Dedicated Bokeh Control Ring
- Maximum Aperture of f/1.7
- 55 mm Focal Lens to Get Even Closer to Your Subjects
- Dual Aperture System: 8 Blade Stopless Aperture Diaphragm and Secondary Waterhouse Plate Aperture System For Special Bokeh Effects
- Dampened Focusing Ring for Accurate Manual Focus
- Easily Integratable in the Filmmaker Arsenal
- A Brass Design Vintage Look or an Aluminium Design for a More Contemporary Feel
- Available in satin finished or black painted brass or in black anodized aluminum
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Technical specifications
Focal Length: 55 mm
Maximum Aperture: f/1.7
Aperture: Dual Aperture system:
- Diaphragm Aperture f/1.7 – f/22
- Waterhouse Aperture Slot
Available Lens Mounts: Canon RF, Nikon Z, Sony E
Lens Construction: 4 elements 3 Groups, Petzval Design Lens Coating: Multi-Coated
Closest Focusing Distance: 0.6 m
Focusing Mechanism: Helicoid
Field of View: 41 degrees – 47.5 degrees
Filter Thread: 67 mm x P 0.75
Electronic Contacts: No