News |Cooke releases SP3 18mm T2.4 prime lens for Sony E-mounts

Cooke releases SP3 18mm T2.4 prime lens for Sony E-mount

The Cooke SP3 18mm T2.4 brings classic cinema quality to Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras.

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Cooke Optics has launched the SP3 18mm T2.4 Full-Frame Prime Lens, an exciting new addition to its SP3 series for Sony E-mount mirrorless cameras. This lens delivers the wide-angle cinematic quality that has made Cooke’s lenses a favorite among filmmakers, now optimized for the digital age. With a T2.4 aperture and full-frame coverage, the SP3 18mm offers a stunning 18mm focal length ideal for sweeping landscapes, architectural shots, and expansive interiors.

The SP3 18mm, like its siblings in the series, draws inspiration from the legendary Speed Panchro lens design. It combines classic cinema aesthetics with modern high-resolution performance, ensuring sharp on-axis resolution and a gentle focus fall-off toward the edges, creating natural depth and dimension in the frame. Designed for full-frame sensors, this lens is also compatible with Super 35, making it a versatile tool for a wide range of projects.

One of the defining features of the SP3 series is its interchangeable mount system, with the 18mm lens coming fitted with an E-mount but easily adaptable to RF, L, or M-mount systems. This makes it a flexible option for filmmakers using a variety of cameras. The lens is also lightweight and compact, finished in a durable anodized shell, ideal for on-the-go shooting without compromising on quality.

The SP3 18mm is perfect for capturing cinematic images with the iconic “Cooke Look,” featuring smooth bokeh, natural contrast, and minimal focus breathing. Its T2.4 aperture allows for excellent low-light performance and creative depth-of-field control, making it suitable for both daylight and dimly lit scenes.

Priced at £3,600, the Cooke SP3 18mm is now available as a standalone lens or as part of a larger set, offering professional-grade performance for filmmakers seeking the timeless Cooke aesthetic on modern mirrorless systems.

For more details, visit Cooke Optics.

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