ATLAS ORION ANAMORPHIC LENS SET OF 3

Includes:
LENS ATLAS ORION 40MM T2 SN# N04018A01-0163
LENS ATLAS ORION 65MM T2 SN# N06518A01-0106
LENS ATLAS ORION 100MM T2 SN# N10018A01-0073

The Atlas Orion Anamorphic Lens Set (40mm, 65mm, 100mm), often referred to as “Set A,” is a professional-grade trio designed to provide the iconic “vintage” widescreen aesthetic with modern mechanical reliability. These lenses utilize a true front-anamorphic design to achieve a 2x squeeze, delivering a high-character cinematic look—complete with oval bokeh and streak flares—without the unpredictability or maintenance issues of legacy glass.

Key Features:

True 2x Front Anamorphic Squeeze: Delivers the classic “epic” widescreen look with authentic oval bokeh and blue streak flares, providing a high-character cinematic aesthetic that modern spherical lenses can’t replicate.
Fast and Consistent T2 Aperture: Offers exceptional low-light performance and a shallow depth of field across all three focal lengths, ensuring a consistent exposure and “look” throughout your production.
Standardized 114mm Fronts and Unified Gear Positions: Allows for rapid lens swaps without the need to adjust follow-focus motors or matte boxes, significantly increasing on-set efficiency.
Industry-Leading Close Focus: Provides the ability to capture intimate close-ups (as close as 1.75′ to 3′ depending on the lens) without the distortion or “anamorphic mumps” typically found in vintage glass.
Interchangeable Mount System (IMS): Features a native PL mount that is easily user-swappable to EF mount, making the set compatible with a vast range of professional and prosumer camera bodies.
Modern Mechanical Reliability: Combines the “painterly” soul of 1970s cinema glass with precision engineering, ensuring smooth focus pulls and a robust build that can withstand rigorous professional use.
Large Image Circle (31mm): Natively covers Super 35 sensors and can cover Full Frame sensors when paired with the Atlas 1.6x LF Extender, offering a future-proof investment for evolving camera technology.