At Cooke, we are continuously inspired by the incredible work created with Cooke lenses by the talented community of visual artists.

We recently profiled photographer and filmmaker, John Decker, who used the SP3s for his latest project 'Portrait of a Monastary'.

​While it's exciting to see what's being captured through Cooke glass, it is equally valuable to hear directly from the creators themselves what they think of Cooke.

Filmmakers Mark Bone and Rory Anderson recently shared their hands-on experiences with the SP3s. They both put the lenses through their paces, offering thoughtful feedback on their creative capabilities.

John Decker fell in love with the Cooke SP3s when using them for his most recent project, 'Portrait of a Monastery'.

Shortly after, Decker became inspired to use these compact mirrorless lenses in his still photography work, the results exceeding his expectations.

Read our full conversation with Decker and find out why he found the lenses a "godsend".