The ARRI Ultra Wide Zoom (UWZ) 9.5-18mm T2.9 is a precision-engineered lens designed to deliver prime-level optical performance across its entire wide-angle range. It is the first super-wide-angle zoom specifically built for the professional cinema market, designed to eliminate common wide-angle artifacts like distortion and “breathing,” making it an essential tool for high-end VFX and sweeping architectural cinematography.
Key Features and Benefits
Virtually Distortion-Free: Boasts less than 1% distortion at 9.5mm and less than 0.1% at 18mm, ensuring straight lines remain perfectly straight even at close focus.
Future-Proof Image Circle: Features a 34.5mm image circle that comfortably covers Super 35 and ARRI Open Gate formats, ensuring compatibility with next-generation large sensors.
Fixed Entrance Pupil: Maintains a consistent entrance pupil (nodal point) position throughout the zoom range, which is critical for seamless VFX plate shots and panoramic stitching.
Telecentric Optical Design: Provides highly uniform field illumination from the center to the corners, preventing the “vignetting” or shading typically seen in wide lenses.
Minimal Image Breathing: Engineered to maintain a consistent field of view during focus pulls, preserving the composition’s integrity.
Integrated Lens Data System (LDS): Automatically transmits lens metadata (focus, iris, and zoom settings) to the camera to streamline post-production and visual effects workflows.
Rugged Versatility: Replaces a full set of wide-angle primes with a constant T2.9 aperture and interchangeable matte box interfaces (134mm and 156mm).
Cost 17,000
Email: info@futureworks.in | Phone: +91 99308 00421
in the email owner siggests: 7 ARRI 9.5-18mm Ultra Wide Zoom Lens (PL, Feet) 1 $18,800 $18,800 17,000
R-01-29-2026
Prices investigation:
Justcienemagear: tehy don´t have it
Newlifecine; has two: 29,000 and 21,990
AI says:
Independent Cinema Brokers $15,500 – $19,000 Units
from FJS International, New Life Cine, or Visual Products. Often includes custom flight cases.
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