Atlas Lens Co. Mercury 54mm T2.2 Anamorphic Lens
The Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic is a 54mm f/2.2 cinema lens designed for PL Mount mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Atlas Lens Co. Mercury 54mm T2.2 Anamorphic Lens
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Lens Overview — Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic
Key Features — Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic
54mm Anamorphic Prime: A fixed focal length equivalent to roughly a normal-to-slightly-long field of view in anamorphic cinema, well-suited for dialogue scenes and medium shots.
T2.2 Maximum Aperture: Provides meaningful light-gathering capability for a Super 35 anamorphic prime, useful in lower-light conditions and for achieving shallow depth of field.
Super 35 Format Coverage: Designed to cover the Super 35 sensor size, making it directly compatible with mainstream professional cinema cameras from ARRI, RED, and Sony.
PL Mount: Industry-standard cinema lens mount ensures broad compatibility with professional camera bodies used across narrative, commercial, and documentary productions.
Manual Focus Design: Built for use with a dedicated focus puller, offering the precise, repeatable focus control expected in professional cinema workflows.
86mm Filter Thread: Standardized front filter diameter allows straightforward attachment of ND filters, diffusion, and other common optical accessories.
Lens Specifications — Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Use Cases | Video / Cinematography, Creative Effects |
| Lens Type | Anamorphic |
| Format | Super 35 |
| Zoom/Prime | Prime |
| Focal Length | 54mm |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2.2 |
| Camera System | Cinema / Video |
| Lens Mount | PL Mount |
| Autofocus | No |
| Focus Type | Manual |
| Image Stabilization | None |
| Filter Thread | 86mm |
Description — Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic
The Atlas Lens Co. Mercury 54mm T2.2 is an anamorphic prime lens built for professional cinema use. It features a PL Mount and covers the Super 35 sensor format, positioning it firmly within established professional cinema camera ecosystems.
The lens delivers a T2.2 maximum aperture, offering useful light transmission for controlled production environments. Focused at a fixed 54mm focal length, it provides a defined perspective that suits a wide range of narrative shooting situations. The manual focus design requires deliberate handling, consistent with professional cinema production where focus is managed by a dedicated crew member.
At 1,100 grams, the Mercury 54mm is built to feel substantial without becoming unwieldy on handheld or gimbal rigs. The 86mm filter thread provides compatibility with widely available cinema filtration accessories. No image stabilization is present, so external stabilization equipment should be factored into any production setup.
This lens belongs to Atlas's Mercury Series lineup, designed for cinematographers working within an anamorphic Super 35 pipeline.
Pros — Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic
- ✓T2.2 maximum aperture provides solid light-gathering for a Super 35 anamorphic prime
- ✓PL Mount ensures broad compatibility with professional cinema camera bodies
- ✓Super 35 format coverage suits a wide range of professional cinema workflows
Cons — Atlas Lens Co. 54mm T2.2 1.5x Anamorphic
- ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus option for operators working without a dedicated focus puller
- ✗No image stabilization, requiring reliance on external stabilization equipment
- ✗PL Mount limits use to compatible cinema camera systems, excluding mirrorless or DSLR bodies
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