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Cinema lens rental in Mérida

We rent matched cinema prime sets, zooms and specialty optics in Mérida: ZEISS Supreme Prime and Radiance, ARRI Signature, Master and Ultra Primes, Cooke S7/i, S4/i, Panchro and anamorphic, Leitz and Leica Summilux-C, Angénieux Optimo zooms, and character lenses such as Blackwing7 and rehoused Canon FD.

Lenses are checked and collimated before each rental and ship in cases with support, so you can pair them with our ALEXA, VENICE or RED bodies or with your own camera.

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Available equipment (27)

ZEISS

ZEISS Supreme Prime set

Fast T1.5 full-frame primes with a clean, gentle character.

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ZEISS

ZEISS Supreme Prime Radiance set

Supreme Primes with controlled blue flares for a cinematic signature.

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ARRI

ARRI Signature Prime set

Large-format ARRI primes with smooth bokeh and natural skin tones.

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Cooke

Cooke S7/i Full Frame Plus set

Full-frame Cooke primes with the famous "Cooke Look".

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Cooke

Cooke SP3 set

Compact, fast full-frame Cooke primes for small cameras and gimbals.

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Cooke

Cooke S4/i set

Super 35 Cooke primes, a reference standard for drama and commercials.

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Cooke

Cooke Panchro/i Classic set

Vintage-inspired Cooke primes with soft contrast and warm flares.

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Cooke

Cooke Anamorphic/i set

Anamorphic primes for widescreen scope, oval bokeh and horizontal flares.

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Leitz

Leitz Prime set

Full-frame Leitz primes with crisp detail and creamy falloff.

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Leica

Leica Summilux-C set

Fast T1.4 Super 35 primes with even sharpness across the frame.

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Angénieux

Angénieux Optimo Prime set

Full-frame Optimo primes with matched color and warm rendering.

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ARRI

ARRI/ZEISS Master Prime set

T1.3 Super 35 primes for low light and the cleanest images.

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ARRI

ARRI/ZEISS Ultra Prime set

Compact, consistent Super 35 primes from 10 to 180 mm.

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ZEISS

ZEISS High Speed set

Classic T1.3 primes with a softer, vintage character.

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ZEISS

ZEISS Compact Prime CP.2 set

Affordable full-frame cinema primes for small productions.

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Canon

Canon FD rehoused set

Rehoused vintage Canon FD primes for a soft, nostalgic look.

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Blackwing7

Blackwing7 Tuned Prime set

Tuned full-frame primes with distinctive bokeh and flare.

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Angénieux

Angénieux EZ zoom kit

Lightweight cinema zooms that switch between S35 and full frame.

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Angénieux

Angénieux Optimo Ultra 12x

36–435 mm full-frame cinema zoom for big productions and sports.

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Angénieux

Angénieux Optimo zoom range

Optimo 15–40, 28–76, 45–120 and 24–290 zooms for Super 35.

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ZEISS

ZEISS CZ.2 compact zooms

Full-frame compact zooms: 15–30, 28–80 and 70–200 mm.

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Cooke

Cooke cinema zooms

Cooke 18–100 and 25–250 mm zooms that match Cooke prime sets.

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ZEISS

ZEISS cine macro set

Macro primes from 16 to 200 mm for product and detail shots.

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Laowa

Laowa 24 mm Periprobe

Probe lens for bug-eye, tabletop and inside-the-product shots.

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Laowa

Ultra-wide specialty lenses

Laowa Zero-D 12 mm and Century ultra-wides for dramatic interiors.

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Canon

Long telephoto lenses

Canon and Nikkor 300–800 mm telephotos plus a 150–600 mm zoom for nature and sports.

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Lensbaby

Creative lens kit

Lensbaby, soft focus and double-glass optics for dreamy effects.

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Frequently asked questions

Which lens mounts do you have?

Most sets are PL or LPL, which fit ARRI, Sony VENICE and RED cameras with the right mount. Ask us about adapters for other bodies.

Do you rent anamorphic lenses?

Yes, Cooke anamorphic primes are available for a wide-screen look.

Can I test lenses before the shoot?

Yes, book a lens test day at our Mérida location before your production.

Prefer us to shoot it for you?

Short film & feature production

Narrative production for short films, features and series: development support, cinema camera packages, crew and post, scaled to indie an…

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Commercial video

Brand films, TV and connected-TV spots and social ad cuts produced in Mérida, planned so one shoot covers every placement.

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Music video production

Music videos with a cinematic look: concept, performance and narrative shoots, RGB lighting, gimbal and crane moves, edit and color.

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Camera crew & DP hire

Directors of photography, camera operators, focus pullers, DITs, gaffers and grips, booked with or without our cinema camera and lighting…

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