Meike 50mm T2.1 FF-Prime Lens (RF Mount)
The Meike 50mm T2.1 FF-Prime Lens (RF Mount) is a professional cinema lens built for filmmakers who demand exceptional image quality, precise manual control, and durable construction. Designed for Canon RF-mount full-frame cameras, this lens provides a natural 50mm field of view, making it a versatile choice for narrative filmmaking, commercial shoots, documentaries, and creative productions.
Natural 50mm Field of View
The 50mm focal length is one of the most essential tools in a cinematographer’s kit. It delivers a natural perspective that closely resembles human vision, making it ideal for:
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Dialogue and interview scenes
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Realistic storytelling with natural framing
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Versatile coverage for both wide and close-up shots
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Cinematic bokeh with subject isolation
With the Meike 50mm T2.1 RF Mount, filmmakers can achieve a timeless cinematic look with clarity and detail.
Full-Frame Coverage with Fast T2.1 Aperture
Built for full-frame RF-mount cameras, this lens delivers sharp, edge-to-edge image quality. Its fast T2.1 aperture ensures excellent low-light performance and creative control over depth of field.
Benefits of the T2.1 aperture include:
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Shooting in dim environments without sacrificing image quality
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Beautifully blurred backgrounds for cinematic depth
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Smooth subject isolation with a natural fall-off
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Consistent exposure across varied lighting setups
Whether in controlled studios or outdoor environments, the Meike 50mm T2.1 performs reliably.
Professional Cine-Style Design
As part of the Meike FF-Prime Cine Lens series, this 50mm lens is designed for professional use. It includes features essential for filmmakers:
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Cine-style geared focus and aperture rings – compatible with follow focus systems
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De-clicked aperture control – smooth exposure adjustments during recording
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270° focus throw – allows precise and accurate focus pulling
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Consistent housing design – easy swapping with other Meike FF-Prime lenses
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All-metal body – durable for professional production environments
This lens is built to integrate seamlessly with cinema rigs, gimbals, and matte boxes.
Build Quality and Ergonomics
The Meike 50mm T2.1 RF Mount is engineered with an all-metal body for long-lasting durability while maintaining a balanced weight for handheld and gimbal use. Its smooth focus resistance ensures accurate manual focus control, which is crucial for professional cinematography.
The standardized 82mm filter thread and consistent lens housing across the FF-Prime series make it easy to swap lenses without re-rigging your setup.
Key Features – Meike 50mm T2.1 RF Mount Cine Lens
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Mount: Canon RF Mount
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Focal Length: 50mm
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Maximum Aperture: T2.1
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Aperture Range: T2.1 – T22
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Full-frame image circle coverage
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270° focus rotation for precise control
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Cine-style geared focus and aperture rings
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De-clicked aperture for smooth exposure changes
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Standardized 82mm filter thread
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Durable all-metal housing
Technical Specifications
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Lens Mount: Canon RF
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Focal Length: 50mm
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Aperture: T2.1 – T22
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Image Circle: Full-frame coverage (45mm)
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Focus Rotation: 270°
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Filter Diameter: 82mm
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Housing: All-metal design
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Weight: Approx. 1.1kg
Applications
The Meike 50mm T2.1 FF-Prime Lens (RF Mount) is versatile enough to handle a wide range of filmmaking applications:
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Narrative Films – natural storytelling with a cinematic look
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Commercials and Corporate Films – professional clarity and depth
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Documentaries – reliable image quality for real-world storytelling
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Music Videos – artistic shots with shallow depth of field
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Event Coverage – professional results with Canon RF-mount cameras
Why Choose the Meike 50mm T2.1 RF Mount Cine Lens?
The Meike 50mm T2.1 FF-Prime Cine Lens (RF Mount) is an affordable yet professional option for filmmakers using Canon RF-mount cameras. It offers cinematic image quality, precision manual controls, and rugged build quality, making it a powerful tool for indie filmmakers, production houses, and content creators.
When paired with other lenses in the Meike FF-Prime series—such as the 35mm, 85mm, or 135mm—you can build a consistent set of cinema primes for any production scenario.
