Leica Summicron-C 35mm t/2.0 Prime Lens (S35, PL)

The Leica Summicron-C 35mm t/2.0 Prime Lens (S35, PL) is a lens available to rent from Lightbulb Rentals. We supply film, video, and photography productions across New York City, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with tested, production-ready gear.

The Leica Summicron-C 35mm T/2.0 available at Lightbulb Rentals features a durable stainless steel PL mount and offers a compact, lighter option compared to the renowned Summilux-C series. The 35mm focal length provides a slightly wide perspective, capturing more of the scene around subjects without significant distortion.

This versatility is ideal for tight spaces or wider vistas without drawing undue attention to lens characteristics. Its compact size makes it suitable for regular production, stabilized rigs, aerial cinematography, and stereoscopic 3D capture.

Projecting a usable 36mm image circle, the lens is compatible with cameras slightly larger than Super 35. A consistent T2.0 maximum aperture ensures seamless exposure transitions across the Summicron-C range.

Geared focus and iris control rings are positioned identically, facilitating swift lens changes without adjusting follow focus systems. Featuring an internal focus design, the lens maintains a non-rotating front, perfect for clip-on matte boxes.

Dual focus scales with numerous marks and a 300deg focus rotation enable precise focus adjustments. All Summicron-C lenses share a standard 95mm front diameter and similar weights and lengths, except for the 15mm and 135mm variants.

Key specifications include a focal length of 35mm, a maximum aperture of T2.0 (to T22), a lens mount of PL (stainless steel). It also offers a format coverage of Super35 (36mm image circle), a front diameter of 95mm, a iris blades of 8.

Rent the Leica Summicron-C 35mm t/2.0 Prime Lens (S35, PL) from Lightbulb Rentals with same-day pickup or regional delivery across New York and Pennsylvania. Every order is fully inspected and prepped before it ships, and our team can help you build a matching package, add expendables, or answer technical questions before your shoot.