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Leitz Cine 350mm T3.6 Cinema Lens

The Leitz 350mm T3.6 is a 350mm f/3.6 cinema lens designed for PL Mount mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Leitz Cine 350mm T3.6 Cinema Lens

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Lens Overview — Leitz 350mm T3.6

The Leitz Cine 350mm T3.6 is a manual-focus prime lens built for the Cinema/Video camera system and designed around a full-frame image circle. With a fixed focal length of 350mm, it sits firmly in telephoto territory, making it a specialized tool for productions that require significant reach with a large-format, full-frame coverage prime. The lens mounts via PL Mount, a standard interface widely used across professional cinema cameras.

At T3.6, the maximum aperture delivers a consistent and measurable light transmission value — the T-stop designation being the relevant metric for cinematographers balancing exposure across a matched lens set. Manual focus is the sole focus method, which is standard practice in professional cinema production where focus pullers operate dedicated follow-focus systems. The lens weighs 4.4kg, a figure that reflects its telephoto construction and full-frame coverage demands, and should be factored into rigging and support system planning.

There is no image stabilization, which again is typical for cinema prime lenses intended for use on stabilized rigs or tripod-mounted setups. For productions seeking a long telephoto prime with PL Mount compatibility, full-frame coverage, and Leitz optical heritage, the 350mm T3.6 is a highly targeted option in the Leitz Cine lineup.

Key Features — Leitz 350mm T3.6

350mm Prime Focal Length: Fixed telephoto focal length delivers significant reach for specialized production scenarios such as wildlife, sports, or compressed-perspective cinematography.

T3.6 Maximum Aperture: T-stop rating provides a precise, calibrated light transmission value that ensures consistent exposure when matched with other lenses in a set.

PL Mount: Industry-standard cinema lens mount compatible with professional camera systems from ARRI, RED, Sony, and others.

Full-Frame Image Circle: Covers large-format full-frame sensors, making it compatible with cameras such as the ARRI ALEXA LF and RED MONSTRO.

Manual Focus Design: Smooth manual focus ring built for operation with dedicated follow-focus systems standard in professional cinema workflows.

Leitz Cine Optical Heritage: Built on Leitz's optical lineage, the lens is designed to match tonally and aesthetically with other lenses in the Leitz Cine prime family.

Lens Specifications — Leitz 350mm T3.6

Leitz 350mm T3.6 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesVideo / Cinematography
Lens TypeCine
FormatFull Frame
Zoom/PrimePrime
Focal Length350mm
Maximum Aperturef/3.6
Camera SystemCinema / Video
Lens MountPL Mount
AutofocusNo
Focus TypeManual
Image StabilizationNone
Weight4.4kg

Description — Leitz 350mm T3.6

The Leitz Cine 350mm T3.6 is a telephoto prime lens engineered for professional cinema production. It is built around a Full Frame lens format, providing coverage suited to large-format cinema cameras. The lens mounts via PL Mount, a professional cinema standard, and is designed for the Cinema/Video camera system.

With a maximum aperture of T3.6, the lens delivers a calibrated, consistent light transmission value across a matched set — a critical factor for cinematographers maintaining exposure continuity between lens changes. Focus is entirely manual, in line with professional on-set workflows where dedicated focus pullers use follow-focus rigs. The lens weighs 4.4kg, reflecting the demands of its telephoto focal length and full-frame coverage construction, and should be factored carefully into rigging and support planning. No image stabilization is present, so external stabilization equipment is essential.

With a fixed 350mm focal length squarely in the telephoto range, this lens is purpose-built for productions requiring significant reach and the optical precision associated with the Leitz Cine lens family.

Pros — Leitz 350mm T3.6

  • ✓Full-frame lens format provides generous image circle coverage for large-format cinema cameras
  • ✓PL Mount is a widely adopted cinema standard, ensuring broad camera compatibility
  • ✓T3.6 maximum aperture provides a precise, calibrated light transmission rating essential for consistent exposure in multi-lens productions

Cons — Leitz 350mm T3.6

  • ✗At 4.4kg, the lens is substantial and demands robust support and rigging solutions
  • ✗T3.6 maximum aperture is relatively modest for a prime cinema lens, limiting low-light flexibility
  • ✗No image stabilization means the lens is entirely dependent on external stabilization equipment

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Frequently Asked Questions — Leitz 350mm T3.6

What camera mount does the Leitz Cine 350mm T3.6 use?+
The lens uses a PL Mount, which is the standard interface listed in the specifications. This is one of the most widely used mounts in professional cinema camera systems.
What image format does this lens cover?+
According to the specifications, the lens is designed for a Full Frame lens format, making it suitable for large-format cinema camera sensors. Always verify your specific camera's sensor dimensions against the lens coverage.
Does this lens support autofocus?+
No. The specifications confirm that autofocus is not supported and the focus type is Manual only. This is consistent with professional cinema lens design, where manual follow-focus systems are standard on set.
How heavy is the Leitz Cine 350mm T3.6?+
The lens weighs 4.4kg as listed in the specifications. This is a significant consideration for support rigging, handheld operation, and gimbal capacity, and should be planned for accordingly.
Does the lens have image stabilization?+
No. The specifications explicitly list image stabilization as None. Productions should plan for tripod, fluid head, or other external stabilization solutions when using this lens.
What is the maximum aperture of this lens?+
The maximum aperture is T3.6, expressed as a T-stop — the standard light transmission measurement used in cinema lenses. This value represents actual light transmission rather than the theoretical f-stop figure.

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