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Learn about Canon's lineup of Cinema lenses.

Introducing the Canon Sumire Cinema Prime Lenses
Sumire, pronounced “Soo-mee-ray,” is the name of a Japanese flower, and like the petals of a flower, our lenses are most beautiful when fully opened.

Make Movie Magic

Browse our selection of cinema-quality, 4K-ready lenses — including fast primes and wide-tele zooms — designed to deliver stunning optical performance suitable for a range of moviemaking applications.

Zoom

Designed for EF-Mount and PL-Mount Cinema Cameras, Canon Cinema Zoom Lenses offer a wide range of features and benefits, including full 4K production performance.

Compact Zoom

Designed for EF-Mount and PL-Mount Cinema Cameras, Canon Cinema Compact Zoom Lenses provide high mobility while offering outstanding 4K optical performance.

Prime

Designed for EF-Mount Cinema Cameras and DSLR Cameras, Canon Cinema Prime Lenses are available in a wide variety of focal lengths, each offering fast T-stop and 4K optical performance supported by precise mechanical structure.

CINE-SERVO

Designed for EF and PL Mount Cameras, Canon CINE-SERVO lenses provide outstanding versatility and operability while offering superb 4K optical performance, making them ideal for cinema and broadcast applications.

COMPACT-SERVO

The COMPACT-SERVO family of lenses is a 4K Super 35mm cinema-quality class of lenses featuring integrated servo control in a compact, lightweight design.

AN ALL-NEW CLASS OF LENSES FOR AN ALL-NEW LOOK

Canon’s new line of cinema prime lenses named Sumire Prime (pronounced “Soo-mee-ray”) – associated with the beauty of a flower whose petals are open. This is the inspiration behind a unique optical design that introduces a nuanced look as the lens aperture approaches its maximum setting – subtly modifying the textural renderings of the human facial close-up.