Choose the right sensor size for your needs: Wider view with Irix Cine + FF_S35_MF

We tested the Irix 11, 15, 21, 30, 45, and 150mm lenses on a Canon EOS R5C with full-frame sensor, a RED KOMODO 6K with super35 sensor, and a LUMIX GH5 with MFT sensor. The lenses were plugged in via native input, without the use of adapters. The angle of view of the camera depends on both the focal length and the sensor size. The lower the focal length, the greater the angle of view, but also the smaller the sensor, the larger the crop, which results in a larger focal length multiplier, which consequently affects the camera's viewing angle. In Irix, you can find full-frame ultra-wide angle lenses like the Irix 11 and 15 mm, wide angle 15, 21 and 30 mm, a standard 45 mm lens and a 150 mm tele macro 1:1 lens. Here are some of the key points of the video: The angle of view of the camera depends on both the focal length and the sensor size. The lower the focal length, the greater the angle of view. The smaller the sensor, the larger the crop, which results in a larger focal length multiplier. Irix offers a variety of lenses for different sensor sizes and focal lengths. To learn more about how sensor size and focal length affect the camera's angle of view, watch our video and visit our website: https://irixlens.com/