Sirui Saturn 35mm T2.9 1.6X Anamorphic Lens (Neutral Flare)

Lightweight anamorphic lens for professional cinematic visuals

The Sirui Saturn 35mm T2.9 1.6X Anamorphic Lens (Neutral Flare) is designed for filmmakers, cinematographers, and content creators aiming for cinematic results in a compact, ultra-light package. Weighing just 415g and built with carbon fiber, it’s perfect for mobile setups and demanding shoots.

With a 1.6x squeeze ratio, it delivers true widescreen visuals on full-frame sensors, producing natural oval bokeh and horizontal field expansion. The neutral flare provides a clean optical style, ideal for modern productions.

It’s compatible with RF, E, L, or Z mounts (depending on version) and perfect for documentaries, commercials, music videos, and indie films.

Key Features

• 1.6x anamorphic squeeze for cinematic 2.8:1 aspect ratio
• Neutral flare rendering for clean, natural imagery
• Fast T2.9 aperture for low-light shooting
• Ultra-light carbon fiber construction (415g)
• Full-frame sensor coverage without vignetting
• Compact design ideal for mobile rigs
• Smooth and precise manual focus control

Technical Specifications

• Focal Length: 35mm
• Type: 1.6x Anamorphic
• Aperture: T2.9 - T16
• Mount: DJI DL Mount
• Sensor Coverage: Full-frame
• Field of View (Desqueezed): ~100°
• Minimum Focus Distance: 90 cm
• Focus Ring Rotation: 120°
• Front Diameter: 58mm
• Filter Thread: 58mm
• Material: Carbon fiber + metal
• Weight: 415g
• Dimensions: 102 x 66 mm

Package Includes

• 1x Sirui Saturn 35mm T2.9 1.6X Anamorphic Lens (Neutral Flare)
• 1x Front lens cap
• 1x Rear lens cap
• 1x Protective case
• 1x User manual

FAQ

Who is this lens ideal for?

Filmmakers, content creators, and independent directors looking for a professional cinematic look in a compact form.

What are the benefits of the neutral flare?

It provides a cleaner, more natural image without the colored streaks of blue flare models.

Is it suitable for handheld or motion shots?

Yes, its lightweight body is perfect for use with gimbals, drones, and mobile rigs.