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Laowa Nanomorph 50-100mm (Blue)
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Laowa Nanomorph 50-100mm (Blue)

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anamorphic streak oval flare anamorphic spot rainbow flare veiling glare

The Laowa Nanomorph 50-100mm T2.9 is a modern 1.5× anamorphic zoom for Super 35 sensors, released in 2024.

1. Overview

The Laowa Nanomorph 50-100mm T2.9 is a modern 1.5× anamorphic zoom for Super 35 sensors, released in 2024. Laowa positions the Nanomorph series as a compact entry into anamorphic zooming – aimed at indie productions that cannot afford a set of prime anamorphics.

2. Characteristics

Flare characteristics according to the CINEFLARES datasheet:

  • Types: Streak, Oval, Anamorphic Spot, Rainbow, Veiling
  • Colors: Blue
  • Intensity: Average

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3. Creative Use

The 1.5× squeeze does not deliver a classic 2× scope look, but it provides visibly stretched bokeh ovals and blue streak flares with average intensity – useful when a subtle anamorphic look is desired without dominating the edit. The slight pincushion distortion is not a flaw but a recognizable characteristic of this series; it can be corrected in post, or some choose to leave it. The lens is suitable for documentaries, low-budget features, or music videos seeking an anamorphic image feel on a limited budget. The Nanomorph series is sporadically available in German rental houses, but smaller productions more frequently purchase the lens directly.

4. Specs Overview

FieldValue
ManufacturerLAOWA
TypeZoom Super 35
Year2024
CountryChina
EraModern
Focal Length (Reference Datasheet)80.0mm
T-Stop RangeT2.9 – T22.0
Squeeze1.5×
Weight1.5 kg / 3.1 lb
Close Focus0.8 m / 2' 7"
DistortionPincushion
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