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NiSi Aureus Prime Full-Frame Cine Lens 50mm T1.4 (PL-mount)

NiSi Aureus Prime Full-Frame Cine Lens 50mm T1.4 (PL-mount) - Main image
$2317.68 $3219 In stock

Category: Camera Lenses

The NiSi Aureus Prime 50mm T1.4 is a full-frame cinema prime in PL mount, part of NiSi's faster Aureus set. At T1.4 it opens wider than the ATHENA line for shallower depth of field and more low-light latitude.

Available from Filmgear Canada in Vancouver, with Canada-wide shipping or showroom pickup.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The T1.4 aperture lets me shoot in really dim interiors without any noise, and the focus ring has just the right amount of resistance for smooth pulls.

Christopher ★★★★★

I was really impressed by how smooth the focus ring feels on this lens—makes pulling focus a breeze even on quick shots. The build quality is solid, and the T1.4 aperture gives a beautiful, shallow depth of field that’s perfect for my low-light work.

Madison ★★★★★

The focus ring has just the right amount of resistance for smooth pulls, and the image at T1.4 is incredibly sharp with beautiful falloff. I've been using it for low-light scenes and the clarity even wide open is impressive.