For cinematographers and filmmakers looking for a new set of full-frame cine primes, Thypoch has some new lenses to consider for their projects. The Thypoch Simera-C line is here, with six lenses ranging from 16mm to 75mm, available in E- and M-mounts.
Set to be rich, creamy, and full of character, this set could be quite promising for DPs looking for a unique look and a nice range of variety. Let’s take a look at the Typoch Simera-C series, the set’s T1.5 to T1.9 range, and explore what could be available for your cinematic shoots.
The Thypoch Simera-C Lens Line
Set to be available in a six-lens kit that includes 16mm, 21mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm, and compatible with E- and M-mounts, this new Simera-C line will range from the ultrawide to the ultra close-up.
As full-frame primes with bright T1.5 or T1.9 maximum apertures, the lenses should all be quite reliable for capturing low-light scenes and providing rich texture full of creamy character.
Designed for all types of photographers and videographers, the Simera-C line is a nice set to consider for cinematographers seeking character-rich lenses for indie shoots or cinematic corporate projects.
The lenses should all be quite compact and lightweight too, making them good options for use on gimbals, handheld, or for projects with lots of moving shots and locations.
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Price and Availability
Available either as single-lens purchases or in full sets for E- or M-mounts, the Thypoch Simera-C lenses aren’t the highest-end options on the market, but could be solid cine lenses for the right project.
If you’re interested, the Thypoch Simera-C lens set is available for preorder now. You can check out options for the full set below.
- 16, 21, 28, 35, 50 & 75mm Prime Lenses
- Full Frame | T1.5/T1.9 Aperture
- Aspherical, LD & HR Lens Elements
- Excellent Low-Light Performance
Thypoch Simera-C T1.5/T1.9 Cine 6-Lens Kit
The Simera-C T1.5/T1.9 Cine 6-Lens Kit from Thypoch includes 16, 21, 28, 35, 50, and 75mm Leica M-mount lenses designed for full-frame systems. These full-frame primes feature bright T1.5 or T1.9 maximum apertures, which allow you to reliably capture low-light scenes.
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