The Canon 85mm Sumire Prime T2.2 is a fast T1.3 lens covering full frame and Super35 sensor formats with a PL to EF changeable mount. The Sumire series produces a cinematic look with subtle rendering of subjects, exceptionally beautiful bokeh, and impressive low-light performance.

Interchangeable PL Mount

• Offers wide compatibility with a range of PL-mount 35mm full-frame and Super35 cameras.
• The Sumire primes can be changed to an EF mount at any authorized service facility.

Focus Breathing Suppression

• The lens is designed to minimize focus breathing, providing image stability even when bokeh effects occur when refocusing.

Nuanced Look

• The Sumire Prime Lens series features a nuanced look as the lens aperture approaches its maximum setting.
• This subtly modifies the textural renderings of the human facial close-up and a pleasing bokeh.

Artistically Pleasing Image Rendering

• The lens features a large-diameter aspheric lens and anomalous dispersion glass, for high-resolution image reproduction from image center to image edge.
• The lens produces warm color tones that help to softly capture facial expressions, and it shares a unified color balance with other Canon Cinema lenses.

Soft, Natural Bokeh Effects

• The 85mm has an 11-blade iris that produces artistic and beautiful out-of-focus areas, creating a more three-dimensional bokeh.
• The use of an odd number of blades helps reduce flaring of specular highlights.

Consistent Torque

• The focus and iris rings are designed to maintain a consistent amount of resistance and operating torque to help provide the camera operator or assistant with predictable lens operation.

Unified Features

• The Sumire Prime Lens series features a unified front diameter (114mm), rotation angle (300°), and gear position on the focus and iris rings.

Front Filter Thread

• All lenses in the series except the 14mm accept a 105mm diameter threaded filter in the front of the lens.

Phosphorescent Focus Marks

• Focus scales marked in feet are displayed on both sides of the lens.
• To improve visibility in dim light conditions, marks with phosphorescent paint have been adopted for right-side viewing.