The role of anamorphic bokeh lenses

The main function of a anamorphic bokeh lens is to enhance the artistic and immersive feel of the image through its unique visual effects. Specifically, the anamorphic bokeh lens works in the following ways:
Enhance the sense of hierarchy in the picture: anamorphic bokeh lenses can produce high contrast and barrel distortion, making the picture more layered. Halo and luminous highlights give the image a unique artistic expression, especially suitable for capturing vast scenes such as the sea and cities.
Creating a vintage atmosphere: Scattering and stretching flare effects can create a nostalgic atmosphere of the 1970s, and this combination of retro and modern effects has been widely used in many movies and advertisements.
Enhance the stereoscopic effect of the image: By innovatively combining single-layer and multi-layer coatings, optical performance is optimized to enhance the stereoscopic effect of the image. This design not only enhances the expressiveness of the image, but also allows the lens to perform well in different shooting devices such as handheld, Stannikon, or drones.
Adapt to various shooting needs: The anamorphic bokeh lens covers a focal range of 40mm to 150mm and supports ARRI 65 or 70mm large format, which can meet various shooting needs, including advertising, MV, etc.