Angenieux’s 16mm format zoom lenses are classics, well known for their work on television series throughout the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Still desired for their smoothness and warm qualities and desired by modern filmmakers for their vintage look.

Introduced by Canon to serve as a complimentary zoom to their K35 Primes, the 25-120mm K35 zoom features the same warm image and pleasing bokeh as its prime cousins. It also features a macro toggle that allows the lens to function as a macro lens.

Canon’s original cinema lenses from the 1970’s, the K-35s were heavily based on the Canon FD still photography lenses. Featuring the same warm tones and smoothness as the FDs, with a new iris blade design and aspheric optics, along with a new Super Spectral Coating which produces pleasing bokeh flaring. These lenses were so popular during the 70’s that they won Canon an Academy Award for optical design in 1977. (Note: Only the 24mm - 85mm are compatible for full frame cinematography)

Introduced by Canon to serve as a complimentary zoom to their K-35 Primes, the 25-120mm K-35 zoom features the same warm image and pleasing bokeh as its prime cousins. It also features a macro toggle that allows the lens to function as a macro lens.