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Atlas Lens – 36mm Mercury Series 1.5x Full-Frame Anamorphic

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1.5x Anamorphic Squeeze: Produces cinematic widescreen aspect ratios (2.25:1 on 3:2, 2.39:1 on 16:9)
Full-Frame Coverage: Designed for large-format sensors like ARRI LF, RED V-RAPTOR™, Sony VENICE, and Canon C500
T2.2 Aperture: Bright and fast for low-light scenes and smooth background separation
Lightweight & Compact: Ideal for handheld, gimbal, and drone applications
Anamorphic Aesthetics: Signature oval bokeh, controlled blue flares, and pleasing image texture
Cine-Ready Design: Standard gear positions and matching Mercury Series lens housing

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Atlas Lens – 36mm Mercury Series 1.5x Full-Frame Anamorphic Lens

The Atlas Mercury Series 36mm T2.2 Anamorphic Prime is a lightweight, high-performance lens designed to deliver the iconic anamorphic look with modern full-frame cinema cameras. With a 1.5x squeeze factor, this lens balances beautiful oval bokeh, signature blue horizontal flares, and cinematic depth while maintaining edge-to-edge sharpness and minimal distortion.

As part of the Mercury Series by Atlas Lens Co., the 36mm offers a wide-angle field of view that’s perfect for immersive establishing shots, dynamic handheld sequences, and dramatic compositions—especially in tight spaces. It’s ideal for filmmakers seeking a compact anamorphic solution without compromising on image quality or lens character.

Optical Personality-	Modern conveniences-
Warm vintage tones with golden streak flares	Full-frame sensor coverage with 1.5x anamorphic coefficient
Enhanced bokeh	Aperture of T2.2 for Mercury Series 36mm
Exceptional optical performance with vintage geometric personality	Lightweight and compact: Half the size and weight of most pro anamorphic lenses
Near-zero chromatic aberration	Standardized gears and diameters with 95mm front diameter
Pleasing, classic anamorphic barrel distortion	Unified focus and iris position (reduces need for adjustment when switching to different focal lengths)