
Featuring the finest glass optics, Lomography Art Lenses are designed and assembled by hand, engineered using modern techniques to produce vibrant, strong, wonderful photos and videos. Each lens offers unique creative possibilities and timeless qualities. Read on to discover more about the Lomography Art Lens family and see what each beautiful optic can do for you.
Joseph Petzval, The Next Generation
We are thrilled to unveil the evolution of the legendary Petzval Art Lens – introducing the Joseph Petzval Focus-coupled Bokeh Control Art Lens Series, expertly handcrafted to inspire a new era of artistic photography and videography with Sony E, Canon RF & Nikon Z cameras. Each lens delivers a strikingly sharp center with softly blooming edges, enhanced by the signature painterly swirly bokeh Petzval lenses are known for. With the dedicated bokeh control ring, the intensity of the swirl can be adjusted across seven levels, adding depth, character and emotion to every shot. Users can detune the look of every image, making these lenses an essential tool for bold, expressive visuals.
Offering unparalleled artistic versatility for advanced videography and photography, these new lenses have a unique feature: focus-coupled bokeh control. This enables complete creative control over tuning the image with beautiful swirly bokeh effects, without any focus shift that may disrupt a shot. Available to order now in 35 mm, 55 mm, 80.5 mm focal lengths, the 27 mm and 135 mm lenses will complete the collection very soon.

Joseph Petzval 35 F/2.0 Focus-Coupled Bokeh Control Art Lens
This lens brings the signature Petzval look to a completely new focal length and wider perspective, with a 0.4 m closest focusing distance.

Joseph Petzval 55 F/1.7 Focus-Coupled Bokeh Control Art Lens
Wide enough to capture the context, close enough to frame emotion, it’s the perfect everyday lens for photographers and filmmakers who want expressive visuals with a versatile lens.

Joseph Petzval 80.5 F/1.9 Focus-Coupled Bokeh Control Art Lens
This focal length is a favorite for portraits, close-up storytelling and capturing emotion. Whether working with stills or motion, this lens turns every frame into an expressive work of art.

Coming Soon: Joseph Petzval PL Mount Cine Lenses
Engineered for storytelling using professional PL-mount cinema cameras. Leave your contact details here to be the first to find out about technical information, release date, and more!
The Petzval Look
In an era of digital perfection and ‘clean’ imagery, photographers and videographers are craving something different, a new look for their photo and video projects. The ‘Petzval look’ has become increasingly popular for its visual effects that add depth and character to any scene, particularly with the signature swirly bokeh. What was once considered an imperfection can be the key to a standout shot. The Petzval look has been featured by many acclaimed filmmakers in productions like Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos, 2023; Blonde, Andrew Dominik, 2022; Cherry, Joe and Anthony Russo, 2021; and The Northman, Robert Eggers, 2022.

Joseph Petzval Videography
We have built the new Petzval lens series based on calculations from Joseph Petzval’s original optical design, bringing the coveted Petzval look to five focal lengths, directly compatible with your full-frame mirrorless mounts. With enhanced features for video production including uniform gear positioning and follow focus compatibility, they will fit seamlessly into any production workflow.
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First Impressions of the New Petzval 55mm f/1.7 MKII Art Lens by Alfredo Kurniawan
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A Vintage Look with Alex Gray & the Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens
UK-based photographer Alex Gray recently tested out the Daguerreotype Achromat Art Lens on some shoots around the North of England. We talked to him about using this unique, soft-focused lens.
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Ivy Choi Captures Hong Kong’s Diverse Facets with the New Petzval 80.5 f/1.9 MKII Art Lens
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Behind the Scenes: Dark's First Take on the Joseph Petzval Focus-Coupled Art Lenses
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Filmmaking from the Heart with John Oh and the Petzval 55 Art Lens
Balancing life between a career in law and creative pursuits, Korean-American filmmaker John Oh uses the Petzval 55 f/1.7 MKII Art Lens to make films that prioritize feeling over perfection.
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Florent Sabatier and the Petzval 55 Art Lens: A Walk in the Woods
Florent Sabatier captures cinematic moments and swirling bokeh at the heart of the forest with the New Petzval 55 f/1.7 MKII Art Lens.
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Unapologetically Expressive: Sorcha Bridge tests the Petzval 55 f/1.7 MKII
Music photographer and artist Sorcha Bridge tested out the New Petzval 55 f/1.7 MKII Art Lens at exhibitions and events, embracing the spirit of the lens perfectly. She talked to us about her work, passions and the stories behind the shots.
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In Depth: The Resurgence of Imperfection in Cinematography
In contemporary cinematography, imperfection is making a comeback — with Petzval lenses and tunable optics adding emotion, texture, and character to every frame.
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The Swirl Behind the Scenes: Jaakko on Filmmaking with the Joseph Petzval Focus-Coupled Lens
From swirling bokeh to painterly blur, cinematographer Jaakko Taavila takes us behind the scenes of his time-bending films with the Joseph Petzval Focus-Coupled Lens.