Kowa Anamorphic 40mm
Kowa Anamorphic 50mm
Kowa Anamorphic 75mm
Kowa Anamorphic 100mm

Classic Look, Modern Performance
Key Features & Benefits:

Vintage Anamorphic Character: Warm colors, smooth rendering, and readily achievable lens flare for a distinct aesthetic.
Compact & Lightweight: Ideal for handheld, Steadicam, or gimbal rigs due to their small size.
2x Squeeze Factor: Creates the signature widescreen anamorphic look.
Sharp Image Quality: Delivers sharp images even when wide open.

Kowa Anamorphic Evolution 40mm
Kowa Anamorphic Evolution 50mm
Kowa Anamorphic Evolution 75mm
Kowa Anamorphic Evolution 100mm

NOTES:

KOWA ANAMORPHIC 40mm/2.3T,
KOWA ANAMORPHIC 50mm/2,3T,
KOWA ANAMORPHIC 75mm/2,8T,
SERIAL NUMBER(s) 45271, 55269, 75249

On 40mm has on rear element two scratches, and on 75mm is also two on back glass. Is it invisible in the picture
Last Service 02/15/2022 by Duclos Lenses

Kowa Anamorphic 40mm
Kowa Anamorphic 50mm
Kowa Anamorphic 75mm
Kowa Anamorphic 100mm

REHOUSED BY MIRRORSCOPE
Serials:
KOWA ANAMORPHIC 100: 105389
KOWA ANAMORPHIC   75: 75374
KOWA ANAMORPHIC   50: 55478
KOWA ANAMORPHIC   40: 45265

Note about the 50mm lens:
The witness scale has fallen out of calibration with the optic in a manner that is not fixed by traditional collimation. It’s a little (-) in the close focus range and a little (+) in the far focus. So at close focus the witness marks indicate that you’re a little under where you should be, and close to infinity, it’s over ( meaning you can get a proper infinity no problem, which is important). The mid-range is on. It’s quite minor, but for the sake of full disclosure, it bears mentioning. It would need either a re- tooling of the focus mechanism, or the cheaper and more practical solution would probably be to re-do the markings on the barrel, since close focus and infinity are not really compromised.