Sirui 150mm T4 VP-1 10Bit 4K Video Test (Shot on C50)

Sirui 150mm T4 VP-1 10Bit 4K Video Test (Shot on C50)
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Sirui has quite a few different series, the nightwalker series, Autofocus Sniper series, Aurora full frame primes, and the autofocus anamorphic lenses. And the new VP-1 series. This time I got to try out their brand new 150mm T4 Macro.

I gotta say, this is a very interesting lens. First it is a tele lens. The 150mm gives beautiful compression. Second, it is a macro lens too. We don’t normally see Cine macro lens. Third, the interchangeable lens mount option. And this is a big deal for me. As I use a lot of different system. We pick the right camera for the right job. SO let say if we need to shoot in extreme lowlight, we use the A7SIII/FX3, if we need to shoot in 6K opengate we use the S5IIX, and when you need to shoot 12Bit RAW video, we use the Canon C50/C80. But having multiple mounts could be expensive. So having interchangeable mounts are super handy. You can easily swap out the mount and use it on different camera. You don’t need to re-buy the same lens again.

Over all, I think this 150mm T4 VP-1 lens is very sharp. I did not need to stop it down to get better result. And even though this is a cine lens. But it is still remind the 67mm filter thread. As I hate using matt box for cine lens.

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