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P+S Technik Technovision Primes

Prime - 1.5x Anamorphic - Full Frame

product details

Technovision 1.5x anamorphic primes are modern lenses designed by P+S Technik, inspired by the classic Technovision lenses from the 1970s. They provide a gentler widescreen squeeze than traditional 2x glass, offering a balance between scope aesthetics and efficient sensor use. Creating a 2.39:1 image without cropping retains more image area, adding efficiency in digital workflows. Their ‘Scope feel blends classic anamorphic personality with modern practicality. The Technovision 1.5x anamorphic primes set includes 40mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm, 135mm, and 150mm focal lengths, all with a 1.5x squeeze factor optimized for full-frame sensors. A 70-200mm T3.5 Technovision zoom can be added to extend the range further. Available for rental or sub-rental at Cine Visuals.

Focal Length
T-Stop
Type
Format
Front Diameter
Lens Mount
Metadata
Iris Blades
Image Circle

Era / Generation
Contrast & Tonal Character
Sharpness & Resolution
Focus Fall‑Off / Transition
Iris & Bokeh Quality
Flare & Highlight Behavior
Handling & Ergonomics
Build & Modifications
Cinematic Heritage & Credits

*Refer to Technical Specifications table. Not the same for all focal lengths.

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Technical Specs Table

T-Stop

Type

Format

Front Diameter

Lens Mount

Metadata

Close Focus (ft)

Close Focus (m)

Weight (lbs)

Weight (kg)

Length (in)

Length (mm)

Iris Blades

Image Circle

Front Filter

Rear Filter

Horizontal Angle of View (Full Frame)

Horizontal Angle of View (S35)

Focus Rotation

T2.2

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

136 mm

–

2'2"

0.66 m

6.20 lbs

2.81 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

T2.2

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

80 mm

–

2'2"

0.66 m

6.70 lbs

3.04 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

T2.5

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

80 mm

–

3'2"

0.97 m

8.80 lbs

3.99 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

T2.5

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

80 mm

–

3'4"

1.02 m

9.20 lbs

4.17 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

T2.5

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

80 mm

–

3'4"

1.02 m

12.20 lbs

5.53 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

T2.5

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

80 mm

–

3'4"

1.02 m

12.30 lbs

5.58 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

T3.2

Anamorphic

Full Frame LF/VV

80 mm

–

3'4"

1.02 m

11.70 lbs

5.31 kg

–

43.3 mm

–

350°

P+S Technik Technovision Primes

Image Fidelity & Focus

Technovision 1.5x primes produce a subtle anamorphic look compared to 2x designs. They retain oval bokeh and mild horizontal flare while preserving more vertical resolution, making them particularly well suited to full-frame and streaming formats. Sharpness is high in the center with smooth, natural and dimensional falloff, while contrast is smooth and cinematic. Chromatic aberrations are minimal thanks to modern coatings.

Handling & Adaptability

Robust mechanics, PL mounts, consistent housings, and geared rings characterize the Technovision 1.5x lenses. They are moderately heavy but manageable for both studio and handheld work. Their 1.5x squeeze gives them broad adaptability across aspect ratios, allowing filmmakers to achieve widescreen looks without losing resolution.

Flare & Bokeh

Flares are horizontal, streaky and bold without overwhelming. Bokeh is oval and dreamy.

Image Circle

Technovision 1.5x anamorphic primes cover Full Frame and VistaVision sensors with a 43.3mm image circle.

Cinematic Heritage

Technovision has been synonymous with anamorphic cinematography since the 1960s, particularly in European cinema. Partnering with P+S Technik, they reintroduced their brand in the 2010s to meet the demand for anamorphics suited to full-frame digital cameras.