Cooke Anamorphic/i FF+ T2.3 2×
Field of view & format coverage
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The definitive 2× "Cooke Look" anamorphics: 25–135mm, oval bokeh and warm flares.
The same 50mm (representative of the set) covers a different angle of view on every sensor size. Tap a body to open the exact build in the simulator.
| Format | Representative body | Crop | FF-equivalent | H FOV |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Frame | Blackmagic URSA Cine 12K LF → | 1.02× | 51mm | 39.2° |
| Super 35 / Large Format | Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 12K OLPF → | 1.42× | 71mm | 30.3° |
| Four Thirds | Panasonic Lumix GH7 → | 2× | 100mm | 19.6° |
| Super 16 | Blackmagic Micro Cinema Camera → | 3.02× | 151mm | 14.2° |
Field of view assumes the lens covers the sensor; a smaller-format lens may vignette on a larger sensor.
Native PL — 17 bodies
Via adapter / booster — 97 bodies
What mount is the Cooke Anamorphic/i FF+ T2.3 2×?
It's a PL-mount lens. focalcomp's registry also adapts it to RF, L, MFT, E bodies.
How does the Cooke Anamorphic/i FF+ T2.3 2× frame on Super 35?
Its 50mm (representative of the set) works out to roughly 75mm full-frame on a ~1.5× Super 35 sensor. See the exact build in the simulator.
How much does the Cooke Anamorphic/i FF+ T2.3 2× squeeze?
2×. It captures 2× wider horizontally than its 25–135mm spherical focal suggests, and desqueezes to a wider display aspect.
Which cameras can use the Cooke Anamorphic/i FF+ T2.3 2×?
17 bodies mount it natively, and 97 more via adapters or speed boosters. See the full list below.