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SIRUI store spotlight: AURORA lenses, Venus anamorphics and travel tripods

SIRUI's official store sells its own lenses, tripods and lights; here are the lenses and tripods we'd look at first, plus the codes and membership perks running now.

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SIRUI makes camera lenses, tripods, monopods and video lights, and its official online store sells the whole range direct. It's a good fit for hobby photographers and video makers who want fast autofocus primes or a first anamorphic lens without paying cinema-rental prices, and for travellers after a light tripod. One thing to know before you browse: the global store lists prices in US dollars, so the figures below are in dollars as shown on the product pages. Depending on your settings, the site may show you a converted price in pounds.

What's worth a look

  • SIRUI AURORA 35mm F1.4 Full-Frame Autofocus Lens: currently US$466.65, down from US$549. It's a fast, everyday-length autofocus prime offered in Sony E, Nikon Z, L and Fujifilm X mounts. It suits street, travel and low-light shooters who want a single lens that stays on the camera.
  • SIRUI AURORA 85mm F1.4 Full-Frame Autofocus Lens: currently US$381.65, down from US$599. This is the portrait length in the same series, with the same four mount options, so it's one for anyone who shoots people and wants soft backgrounds.
  • SIRUI Venus 50mm T2.9 1.6x Full-Frame Anamorphic Lens: currently US$449, against a listed US$1,499. SIRUI says the 1.6x squeeze turns a 3:2 sensor into a 2.4:1 widescreen frame. It comes in E, RF, L and Z mounts and suits film-makers after a cinematic look on a mirrorless body.
  • SIRUI Sniper F1.2 APS-C Autofocus Lens series: from US$262 up to US$749, depending on focal length (16, 23, 33, 56 or 75mm) and finish. These are bright primes for crop-sensor cameras and a cheaper way into F1.2 than full-frame glass.
  • SIRUI Traveler 5C Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod: currently US$109.90. It's a compact carbon-fibre tripod for people who want something steady that fits in a daypack.

Prices can change, and lens prices can vary by mount or kit, so check the option you've picked before you check out.

Current offers

  • 5% off SIRUI orders with code AFF5OFF.
  • Join SIRUI membership for 10% off and 200 points. The site advertises this in the header.
  • 15% off the AURORA AF F1.4 full-frame lenses (35mm and 85mm), which is promoted on the homepage.
  • Up to 71% off Venus full-frame anamorphic lenses.
  • Free UK shipping on tripods and camera accessories over US$149.

How to save more

  • Mind the US$149 shipping line. If a tripod on its own falls just short, a ball head, quick-release plate or filter from the accessories range could take you over it.
  • Compare membership with the code. The membership offer (10% plus 200 points) is worth more than the 5% code, so sign up first and check at the basket which discount actually applies. Don't assume they stack.
  • Look at sets. Several lenses, including the Venus range, are also sold as two-lens bundles. If you'd buy a second focal length later anyway, compare the bundle price with buying each lens on its own.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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