Cooke S4 T2.0 135mm feet

PL mount prime lense in excellent condition, imperial scale (feet)

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The Cooke S4 135mm T2.0 is part of the Cooke S4 series of cinema lenses, known for their high optical performance, sharpness, and beautiful rendering, particularly the signature “Cooke Look.” Here are some key technical details for the Cooke S4 135mm T2.0 (not the /i version):

General Information:

• Lens Type: Prime Lens
• Focal Length: 135mm
• Maximum Aperture: T2.0
• Lens Mount: PL Mount (most common for film and digital cinema cameras)
• Lens Series: Cooke S4
• Type of Lens: Standard Telephoto Lens

Optical Design:

• Aperture Blades: 9-blade aperture
• Image Circle: Covers Super 35mm and larger formats
• Coating: Multi-layer coatings to reduce flare and maintain contrast
• Optical Elements: 10 elements in 9 groups

Focus and Mechanics:

• Focus Mechanism: Manual focus with smooth, precise operation
• Focus Rotation: Approximately 300° focus rotation
• Front Diameter: 95mm
• Filter Thread: 105mm
• Weight: Approximately 2.7 kg (6 lbs)
• Length: About 183mm (7.2 inches)
• Front Element Diameter: 95mm

Performance:

• Minimum Focus Distance: 1.8 meters (5.9 feet)
• Maximum Magnification: 0.12x
• Resolution: Excellent sharpness and clarity with very little chromatic aberration
• Bokeh: Smooth and aesthetically pleasing bokeh, a key characteristic of Cooke lenses
• Contrast and Color Rendition: Natural, rich color rendition with excellent contrast, especially in low light

Key Features:

• Cooke Look: Known for its characteristic “Cooke Look,” which includes organic, filmic image quality with smooth focus transitions and pleasing out-of-focus areas.
• Lens Design: Robust, compact design suitable for both handheld and tripod setups.
• Mechanical Durability: The S4 series is designed for professional film production, with highly durable mechanical components that can withstand heavy use in demanding environments.

This lens is typically used in high-end film and digital cinematography applications where precise focus control, a cinematic aesthetic, and image quality are paramount.