Thypoch launches its seventh and longest Simera-C cine lens
The new full-frame tele prime can be fitted to numerous camera brands
Thypoch has unveiled its seventh and longest lens in the Simera-C cine lens series, the Simera-C 100mm T1.9. This addition expands the existing lineup which includes 16mm, 21mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm and 75mm models. The 100mm telephoto prime is compatible with full-frame Sony E and Leica M cameras, and Thypoch also offers adaptors to make the M-mount version compatible with Canon RF, Fujifilm X, Nikon Z, L Mount, Arri and other cameras.
The 100mm shares an identical mechanical design with other Simera-C lenses, allowing easy integration into follow focus rigs. Weighing just 477g in the E-mount version, it is slightly lighter than other lenses in the series, ensuring consistent handling characteristics. The 100mm features a 67mm front filter thread, matching that of the 75mm Simera-C.
Its optical stack comprises 11 elements arranged in 8 groups, with a unified optical design that includes a low-saturation blue coating for uniform color matching across the range. The longer focal length facilitates close-ups with shallow depth of field, while a 0.85m minimum focus distance increases versatility. The lens is equipped with an iris of 16 blades for smooth bokeh, and focuses manually, which is typical for a cine lens. The Simera-C 100mm T1.9 can be pre-ordered from B&H for $879 (E-mount) or $959 (M-mount).
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