Based on the limited information provided in the 23-second teaser video, we can see the Swiss-designed, Korean-made lens will offer an T-stop range of T1.5 through T16, have a nine-blade aperture diaphragm, use a 95mm diameter lens hood and have the usual 0.8 pitch mod gears for follow focus systems. Considering the lens features a similar design to Irix’s other cine lenses, it’s probably safe to assume it will use Irix’s patent-pending Magnetic Mount System (MMS), which allows for easy swapping of compatible filters.

The placement of the removable tripod mount suggests the lens will be quite heavy, which is further alluded to by the bulbous front element that barely hides behind the plane of the lens hood.