The ARRI Ultra Prime 10mm is the rectilinear ultra-wide prime in the Ultra Prime family — used for architectural and environmental shots that need wide coverage without fisheye distortion. The lens carries a dedicated LMB-4 mattebox in this configuration because the 10mm's wide field needs specific flag and filter management.
This case carries both the Ultra Prime 10mm and the matched LMB-4 mattebox in one shell. The CNC-cut foam interior profiles both components with cutouts for the lens body, the mattebox in its operating orientation, and the filter trays that ship with the LMB-4. Each lens loads with PL mount facing up.
Shell is ATA 300 Category 1 with recessed ball-corner latches, pressure-equalization valve, and a soft-grip carry handle. Closed-cell polyethylene foam CNC-cut to the combined assembly.
Built in our North Hollywood workshop. Lead time 14–21 business days. Call 818-767-3030 for matched cases with additional Ultra Prime focal lengths.
Specifications
- SKU:
- 4915-1
- Availability:
- Ships in 14-21 Business Days
- Weight:
- 28.00 LBS
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Gear:
- Cinema Lens
- Fits Manufacturer:
- ARRI
- Fits Series:
- Ultra Prime
- Fits Gear:
- Fits ARRI Ultra Prime
- Lens Count:
- 14
- Case Construction:
- ATA 300 Case
- Protection Rating:
- ATA 300 Category 1
- Focal Length:
- 10mm
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