Lomography Nour triplet V 64mm f/2.0 Bokeh Control Art Lens Nikon Z Brass

Revive the legacy of the fascinating but forgotten scholar Ibn al-Haytham and become a master of light with this unique Lens, specially crafted to control spherical aberrations on full-frame mirrorless cameras.

Bring your stories to life with the spherical aberration control slider for three special effects
Over-correction of spherical aberrations for a beautiful bubble bokeh
Corrected spherical aberrations for a classically sharp subject
Under-correction of spherical aberrations for a timeless, soft effect in your images
The historic brass design creates a classic vintage look on your camera

Product features:
Focal length: 64 mm
Lens aperture system: Stepless iris diaphragm, special drop-in aperture plates
Close focusing distance: 0.6 m
Lens focusing: Manual focusing ring
Available apertures: f/2.0, f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16
Filter thread: 55 mm
Lens material: Multi-coated glass
Lens body material: Brass

Other product features:
A close focusing distance of 0.6 m
enables dramatic and detailed close-ups.

A dual aperture system
allows you to use both the standard iris diaphragm mechanism and the specially shaped diaphragm plates to achieve exciting background patterns at each aperture stop.

Level 1, soft:
experience the lovely soft focus across the entire image area, with subdued light and a slight swirl for great snapshots.

Level 2, classic:
Achieve a charming, blurred background that highlights your subject and creates a soft halo around the contours without compromising sharpness and clarity.

Level 3, bubble:
Achieve unprecedented sharpness of the subject against a stunning blurred background, with a distinctive bubble bokeh.

Multi-coated optical glass
provides vivid colors and slight vignetting at the edges of the image, deliberately drawing the viewer's eye to the area in focus.

Modern Helicoid focus mechanism
for fast working and smooth interaction with video accessories.

Six specially shaped aperture plates
enhance artistic expression and add depth to portraits, transforming them into personal works of art.

The 64 mm focal length
hits the sweet spot between conventional 50 and 80 mm portrait lenses, giving photographers the flexibility to create stunning images in a variety of situations.

Create powerful portraits
and enjoy unparalleled versatility thanks to the combination of aberration control, aperture effects and wide aperture range.

As a fully manual Lens
it is compatible with the three leading systems. Use it on your Sony E, Nikon Z or Canon RF camera for a distinctive image look.

Bring your stories to life thanks to three distinctive bokeh effects:
soft soft focus, classic with diffused background or powerful bubble bokeh.

Dedicated Spherical Aberration control dial,
to seamlessly switch between different aberration effects.

The open aperture of f/2.0
enables the smallest possible depth of field and excellent performance even in low light conditions.

Significantly inspired by history,
our Lens refers on the one hand to the knowledge of the legendary Ibn al-Haytham and on the other to the original Cooke Triplet lens design. Manufactured with five elements in three groups, more optical aberrations can be corrected compared to single elements, allowing a greater variety of effects to be achieved.

Use the Nour triplet V 2.0/64 Bokeh control Art Lens in Brass on your camera.
Create an irresistible glow of iridescent light and bring your stories to life with the world's first Lens dedicated to controlling spherical aberrations. Paying homage to the captivating story of a fascinating scholar, Ibn al-Haytham, who lived in Cairo, Egypt around the year 1021, this lens offers a visual experience that stands apart from the ideas of conventional modern lenses. Optimized for photography and videography, the Nour Triplet V 2.0/64 Bokeh Control Art Lens allows creative minds to achieve three distinctive image styles with just one Lens: soft soft focus, classic with a diffused background and vibrant soap bubbles.

Nour (also Noor, Nor, or Nur, Arabic: نور: Nūr IPA: [nuːr]) is a common unisex name from Arabic, meaning "light" and "knowledge".

A modern Lens for a historical mind
You've probably never heard of the extraordinary story of Ibn al-Haytham, a remarkable scientist from an often overlooked era of progress. His remarkable journey through the realms of mathematics, astronomy and physics is an exciting story that captures the imagination. With fiery passion, he explored the mysteries of the universe and dared to unravel its secrets. His daily observations of the sun's movement over the rooftops, tracing the intricate curves and angles that can shape our perception of the world, were an example of his deep fascination with the mysteries of light. This fascination eventually led him to the groundbreaking discovery of spherical aberration. Just as al-Haytham was the first to realize the existence of spherical aberrations, you will be the first to put the control of spherical aberrations to the test with this creative lens.

Discover the three levels of Spherical Aberration Control
Unlike most modern lenses, where technical perfection takes precedence over artistic expression, our Lens wants to take you on a creative journey where you no longer have to limit yourself to a single style. With a dedicated spherical aberration control, you can seamlessly switch between three levels of aberration: soft, classic and bubble. Spherical aberration (SA) occurs when the parallel rays of incoming light do not converge at the same point after passing through the lens. As one of the few aberrations that affect the entire image; spherical aberration causes a beautiful diffuse haze and makes the image 'glow' when under-corrected, while over-correction results in a crisp subject against an unmistakable bubble bokeh in the background.

Immerse yourself in powerful portraits
With a focal length of 64 mm, this versatile tool creates a flexibility that lets you take great photos in a wide variety of situations. It really comes into its own in portraits, where skin structures are emphasized at all levels of aberration and aperture while maintaining a natural look with fine details. Thanks to the iris diaphragm and Lomography's specially shaped aperture plates, photographers can focus effortlessly at a distance of up to 0.6 m and switch between f/2.0 and f/16 in a matter of seconds. The unique control of spherical aberration allows the subject to shine with an impressive separation between the subject and the background.

Tell your own story through stunning cinematography
The perfect addition to any filmmaker's kit, the Lens allows full creative control over any scene. With the aberration control slider, videographers can create effective transitions by choosing between a smooth focus and a sharp three-dimensional effect with beautiful bubble bokeh. With stepless and silent iris and focus rings, as well as the option to use gears for focus tracking, you have full control over every shot to capture the essence of every moment, convey emotion and challenge the viewer with unexpected and stunning cinematic effects created right in camera.