Cine Lens Accessories

37 products from 13 brands, including Tilta, NiSi, Varizoom. Prices from $16.95 to $2,413.95, including GST. 11 ship within 1-2 business days.

Cine lens accessories cover the parts that sit between your lens, camera and focus puller: lens mount adapters, wireless lens control systems, follow focus units and demand controllers for focus and zooming. The range suits filmmakers adapting PL or EF glass to mirrorless bodies and crews adding remote focus, with gear from Tilta, NiSi, Meike and Blackmagic Design.

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About the Cine Lens Accessories range

For lens mount adapters, check the lens mount and the camera mount, then whether you need electronic contacts for autofocus, aperture control and lens data, or a simple manual adapter for PL glass. Drop-in filter adapters add a slot for a variable ND or clear filter behind the lens. For wireless lens control, count the motors you need for focus, iris and focal length, check motor torque against stiff cinema lens barrels, and confirm the handset range suits your crew layout. Manual follow focus units should match your rod diameter, usually 15mm.

Lens gears are a frequent oversight. Stills lenses often have no gear teeth, so a follow focus or motor needs a gear ring sized to the barrel. Check the pitch too, as most cinema gear uses 0.8 module. With adapters, flange distance decides what can be adapted: mirrorless mounts with a short flange distance accept most DSLR and PL lenses, while adapting the other way usually loses infinity focus. Demand controllers for broadcast lenses must match the lens servo connector, so confirm the connector type before ordering.

Cine Lens Accessories questions

Can I use a PL mount cinema lens on a mirrorless camera?

Yes, with a PL adapter made for your camera mount, such as PL to E-mount or PL to RF. The adapter has to hold the lens securely and keep the correct flange distance, so add a lens support if you are using a long or heavy cine lens.

Do autofocus lens adapters keep autofocus working?

Electronic adapters pass signals between the lens and camera, so autofocus, aperture control and stabilisation can work, but performance depends on the specific lens and camera pairing. Check the compatibility notes on the product page and the adapter maker's lens list before relying on autofocus for paid work.

What is wireless lens control used for?

It lets a focus puller, or the camera operator, adjust focus, iris and sometimes focal length remotely through small motors on the lens gears. It is common on gimbals, cranes and car rigs where nobody can reach the lens by hand during a take.

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