Cine (C-Mount) Lenses Photo Gallery by Yu-Lin Chan at pbase.com

Cine (C-Mount) Lenses

C-mount lenses, once an exclusive use for 16mm movie cameras, is now all the rage, fueled by the popularity of the micro 4/3 mount, especially the Panasonic G1. Why? Because micro-4/3 mount can take pretty much any lenses that ever existed for SLRs and many c-mount and other cine mount lenses.

gallery: Dallmeyer Speed 25mm f1.5	gallery: Kern Paillar Switar 75mm f1.9	gallery: JML 50mm f0.95 TV Lens	gallery: JML 25mm f0.95
gallery: Angenieux 75mm f2.5	gallery: SOM Berthiot Lytar 25mm f1.9	gallery: Kodak Ektar 152mm f4 Tele Cine lens	gallery: Kodak Ektar 50mm f1.6
gallery: Kodak 25mm f1.9 Cine Ektar II	gallery: Kodak Cine Ektar 63mm f2	gallery: Kern-Pillard Switar 25mm f1.4	gallery: Kinotel 3 Inch f2.5 Anastigmat
gallery: Bausch & Lomb 26mm f1.9 Cine Lens	gallery: Kinoptik Special Cine 210mm T3	gallery: misc	gallery: Cooke Ivotal 1 Inch f1.4
gallery: Kern-Paillard Pizar 26mm f1.9	gallery: Cosmicar 12.5mm f1.4	gallery: Kern-Pailard Switar 50mm f1.4 C-Mount	gallery: Kodak Anastigmat 63mm f2.7 with close focus
gallery: Kodak Anastigmat 102mm f2.7 with close focus	gallery: Cine Kodak Telephoto 3 inch f4.5	gallery: Fuji 75mm f1.8

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