Thypoch Simera 21mm f/1.4 Full-frame Prime Camera Lens with Manual Focus (Leica M Mount, Silver)
The Thypoch Simera 21mm f/1.4 Lens (Leica M, Silver) gives photographers a fast full frame ultra wide prime for landscapes, architecture, documentary work, street scenes, interiors, close perspective effects, and cinematic stills. Its 21 mm field of view delivers expansive spatial depth, while the large f/1.4 aperture supports available light shooting and subject separation uncommon for an ultra wide lens.
Ultra Wide 21mm Full Frame View
The Simera 21mm covers a 43.2 mm full frame image circle and provides a 90 degree diagonal angle of view, with 80 degree horizontal and 58 degree vertical coverage. This wide perspective helps include environment, foreground, and background context in the frame, making the lens useful for storytelling compositions and immersive scene setting.
Fast Aperture and Close Focus Creativity
The f/1.4 maximum aperture gives photographers more control in low light and allows selective focus effects at closer distances. A 0.23m minimum focus distance lets creators move close to foreground details while keeping the surrounding environment visible, opening creative options for close environmental portraits, product details, travel scenes, and dramatic wide angle compositions.
Manual Mechanical Build for Stills and Video
The lens uses 13 elements in 11 groups with 2 aspherical elements, 3 ED elements, 3 HRI elements, and a floating lens group. A 14 blade iris supports rounded highlights, while the click/declick aperture ring helps serve both photo and video workflows.
The Thypoch Simera 21mm f/1.4 Lens (Leica M, Silver) gives photographers a fast full frame ultra wide prime for landscapes, architecture, documentary work, street scenes, interiors, close perspective effects, and cinematic stills. Its 21 mm field of view delivers expansive spatial depth, while the large f/1.4 aperture supports available light shooting and subject separation uncommon for an ultra wide lens.
Ultra Wide 21mm Full Frame View
The Simera 21mm covers a 43.2 mm full frame image circle and provides a 90 degree diagonal angle of view, with 80 degree horizontal and 58 degree vertical coverage. This wide perspective helps include environment, foreground, and background context in the frame, making the lens useful for storytelling compositions and immersive scene setting.
Fast Aperture and Close Focus Creativity
The f/1.4 maximum aperture gives photographers more control in low light and allows selective focus effects at closer distances. A 0.23m minimum focus distance lets creators move close to foreground details while keeping the surrounding environment visible, opening creative options for close environmental portraits, product details, travel scenes, and dramatic wide angle compositions.
Manual Mechanical Build for Stills and Video
The lens uses 13 elements in 11 groups with 2 aspherical elements, 3 ED elements, 3 HRI elements, and a floating lens group. A 14 blade iris supports rounded highlights, while the click/declick aperture ring helps serve both photo and video workflows.
Description
The Thypoch Simera 21mm f/1.4 Lens (Leica M, Silver) gives photographers a fast full frame ultra wide prime for landscapes, architecture, documentary work, street scenes, interiors, close perspective effects, and cinematic stills. Its 21 mm field of view delivers expansive spatial depth, while the large f/1.4 aperture supports available light shooting and subject separation uncommon for an ultra wide lens.
Ultra Wide 21mm Full Frame View
The Simera 21mm covers a 43.2 mm full frame image circle and provides a 90 degree diagonal angle of view, with 80 degree horizontal and 58 degree vertical coverage. This wide perspective helps include environment, foreground, and background context in the frame, making the lens useful for storytelling compositions and immersive scene setting.
Fast Aperture and Close Focus Creativity
The f/1.4 maximum aperture gives photographers more control in low light and allows selective focus effects at closer distances. A 0.23m minimum focus distance lets creators move close to foreground details while keeping the surrounding environment visible, opening creative options for close environmental portraits, product details, travel scenes, and dramatic wide angle compositions.
Manual Mechanical Build for Stills and Video
The lens uses 13 elements in 11 groups with 2 aspherical elements, 3 ED elements, 3 HRI elements, and a floating lens group. A 14 blade iris supports rounded highlights, while the click/declick aperture ring helps serve both photo and video workflows.
