A fast, wide-angle cine prime built for MFT-mount cameras. The Meike 16mm T2.2 delivers low-distortion wide shots with a bright T2.2 aperture, geared focus and iris rings, and an all-metal build — all at a fraction of the cost of comparable cine glass. A great working lens for indie filmmakers, documentary shooters, and content creators on BMPCC 4K/6K, Panasonic GH5/GH6/GH7, Z Cam, and other Micro Four Thirds cameras.
Wide Angle, Low Distortion — 16mm on MFT gives you a 32mm full-frame equivalent field of view. Wide enough for establishing shots, interiors, and environmental storytelling without the barrel distortion you'd get from cheaper wide-angle options.
T2.2 Aperture — Fast enough to shoot in low light and create pleasing background separation on a wide lens. The T-stop rating means what you see is what you get for exposure — no guessing between lenses on a multi-lens shoot.
Cine-Style Geared Rings — Smooth, de-clicked focus and iris rings with consistent rotation and gear teeth for follow focus systems. Focus markings in both feet and metric. This is a cinema lens, not a photo lens with a video adapter.
All-Metal Construction — Solid, durable housing that feels professional on set. No plastic barrel flex, no wobbly focus ring.
Multilayer Coating — Reduces flare and ghosting for better contrast and colour accuracy, especially when shooting into mixed or backlit scenes.
Close Focus — Minimum focus distance of just 7.9" (20cm) from the image plane, letting you get tight on subjects for dramatic wide-angle close-ups.
Works with any Micro Four Thirds (MFT / M43) mount cameras
Pre-owned in good working condition with original box (note: front tab on box is ripped). Glass is clean with no scratches, haze, or fungus. Focus and iris rings turn smoothly with proper resistance. Shows minor cosmetic wear on the barrel consistent with use on set. Please review photos for details.
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