Professional-grade ultra-wide-angle prime lens designed to deliver high-resolution 8K imagery with a distinct rectilinear projection. Built to withstand the rigors of a film set, it features a robust, weather-sealed magnesium aluminum alloy housing and the innovative Magnetic Mount System (MMS) for seamless filter attachment. This lens excels in capturing expansive landscapes, tight architectural interiors, and immersive establishing shots, all while providing the tactile precision of a fully geared focus and aperture ring compatible with standard follow-focus systems.
Key Features:
Ultra-Wide Perspective: 15mm focal length provides a dramatic field of view with minimal distortion.
Metric Markings: Precision engraved focus and aperture scales in metric units for accurate pulling.
Weather-Sealed Construction: Multiple internal seals protect against dust and moisture in extreme environments.
8K Ready Optics: Advanced optical design ensures edge-to-edge sharpness and negligible chromatic aberration.
Magnetic Mount System (MMS): Allows for quick and easy attachment of dedicated Irix magnetic filters and accessories.
Standardized Gearing: Features 0.8 MOD gears for universal compatibility with wireless and manual follow-focus units
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cost: EURO 610
(n)y (r) – 12/30/25
Marko Procházka
marko@filmsupport.sk
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AI says:
Based on current market data for late 2025, the average second-hand price for a used IRIX 15mm f/2.4 (EF Mount) typically ranges between $175 and $380, depending on whether you choose the Firefly or Blackstone version.While both lenses have identical optics, their construction and exterior materials create a distinct price gap in the used market.Used Market Price Breakdown (Canon EF Mount)VersionBody ConstructionUsed Price Range (USD)Average Used PriceFireflyLightweight composite (plastic)$175 – $280$215BlackstoneMagnesium & Aluminum (metal)$300 – $380$340
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