SIRUI 24mm Anamorphic Lens F2.8 1.33X APS-C Camera Lens for E Mount, Blue Flare

This lens is super sharp and the images I got with my Sony A7s iii and Sony A7 IV have been gorgeous. It’s on the heavy side and that’s quite already. Very well-made.

I should use it more. It’s a little bit heavy and obviously it doesn’t have auto focus. But for the price, it is phenomenal.

Sirui brings studio quality lenses to the consumer. I recommend sirui mft lenses to every filmmaker I know. I have had this lens for years and haven’t encountered a single problem, the size and weight is perfect for lightweight set ups. The build quality, material and overall picture quality is superb.

While I am sure it probably isn't the highest quality anamorphic lens, I really like the shots that I get out of this especially after adding an oval aperture insert into it.

This lens has a nice quality in low light condition, the anamorphic style will put your projects in the next step.This is my first anamorphic/cine lens and I'm very happy, it's what I mainly use in my Sony FX30, a decent wide angle, good T2.8 aperture for low light conditions. It's amazing.I'm considering to buy the SIRUI 40mm anamorphic with auto focus, defenetly I will keep SIRUI lenses in my gear from now on.

I use it on my FX30 and use the Desqueez option to make it look as it should and it's awesome. No auto focus but that okay manual focusing is easy and look amazing

If you want to add some JJ Abrams to your budget conscious film you'll probably want this lens. The flares can be a little much if shooting in the dark but overall the lens is amazing. I'm getting a 5120X2160 image (unsqueezed) out of my standard 4K (3840x2160) Fuji XH1. These whacky x shaped flares might be due to my windshield having some defrosting elements embedded in the glass... will need to do more testing.

The entire box and inside the lenses was covered by dust, super dirty, i suppose to buy a new one but this is worst than used