Carl Zeiss present three new Super Speed lenses. Available with a fast T1.5 aperture and in focal lengths of 35mm, 50mm and 85mm, the new Compact Prime CP.2 Super Speed lenses offer filmmakers new opportunities for shooting in low-light conditions. Like the other Compact Prime CP.2 lenses, the new Super Speed lenses cover a full-frame sensor format and are equipped with the interchangeable lens mount system for use with a variety of cameras ranging from HDSLR to professional cinema cameras.

35mm T1.5
50mm T/1.5
85mm T1.5

70-200mm T/2.9

Specifications

• 10 lenses in 8 groups
• Min focusing distance - 0.25 m
• Maximum magnification - x0,156
• Filters diameter - 52 mm
• Aperture range - f/2.4 – f/22
• φ 62.0 × 74.5 mm
• 393 g
• US 1299 dollars, EU 1299 euros, UK 1189 pounds
• Available for preorders at
  • US - https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1389169-REG/zeiss_000000_2218_783_loxia_25mm_f_2_4_lens.html
  • US - https://www.adorama.com/zilx2524.html
  • EU - https://photo-porst-neuwied.rf-webworld.de/shop/produkt/zeiss-loxia-2-4-25-universelles-weitwinkel-z2218-783

Vignetting and MTFs

Available for preorder at: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1278222-REG/zeiss_2149_289_21_100mm_t2_9_3_9_lightweight_zoom.html

Specs:

• Focal length - 21-100mm
• Aperture range - 2.9 – 22, 11 blades
• Lens - 22 elements in 18 groups
• Close focus is 0,8m/ 2’8”
• Focus ring rotation angle (inf-MOD) - 294°
• Zoom rotation angle - 100°
• Aperture rotation angle - 48°
• Front diameter is 114mm/ 4.49”
• Length is 226mm/ 8.9”
• Weight - 2.0kg/ 4.4 lbs
• Sensor coverage - ANSI Super 35mm

Available at:

• http://www.adorama.com/ZIT1228E.html
• http://www.adorama.com/ZIT3218E.html

Specs:

• Min focus distance - 25 cm
• 1:4.6x maximum magnification
• 82mm filters diameter
• Two Mounts: ZE (for Canon), ZF.2 (for Nikon)
• Weights - 1225 g (ZE), 1171 g (ZF.2)
• $2399 at
  • https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1366288-REG/zeiss_2096_550_milvus_25mm_f_1_4_zf_2.html

Specs

• 28 mm
• F1.4 – F16
• 16 elements in 13 groups
• 0.3 m– infinity focus range
• Focuses from 0.15m
• Rotation angle of focus ring - 120°
• Filter thread M95
• Camera mounts - EF-mount (ZE), F-mount (ZF.2)

Available at:

• Nikon - https://www.amazon.com/Zeiss-Distagon-Otus-28mm-Nikon/dp/B018WPZOUK/
• Canon - https://www.amazon.com/Zeiss-Distagon-Otus-ZE-Canon/dp/B018WPZNOC/

Specs:

• Focal length - 85 mm
• Aperture - F1.4 – F16
• Focusing range = 0,8m – ∞
• 11 elements in 9 groups
• Filter thread - M86 x 1.00
• Dimensions (with caps) ZF.2: 138 mm (5.43‘‘)
• Weight ZF.2: 1140g ZE: 1200g
• Camera mounts - F Mount (ZF.2) and EF Mount (ZE)

The Otus 1.4/85 will be available worldwide with the F-mount (ZF.2) or EF-mount (ZE) from mid-September. The expected recommended retail price is €3,360.50* or US$ 4,490* (excl. VAT).

Available at

• Nikon - http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1077282-REG/zeiss_2040_293_otus_apo_planar_85mm.html
• Canon - http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1077281-REG/zeiss_2040_292_otus_apo_planar_85mm.html

I can add/supply some pictures if there's any interest....

Specs

• 14 lenses in 11 groups
• Shortest shooting distance - 0.3 m
• Maximum magnification - 1:4.6
• Filter diameter - 72 mm
• Diameter × length - 84.8 mm × 124.8 mm
• Weight - 1174 g
• Canon EF or Nikon F mount
• $1999, 1999 EUR price, preorder at https://www.adorama.com/zi3514mzf.html

Tech specs PDF - https://www.zeiss.com/content/dam/media/Download/milvus_1.4_35_technische_daten.pdf

here is the link to the ad on gumtree https://www.gumtree.com/p/lenses/carl-zeiss-anamorphic-lens-metal-box-manfrotto-lens-support-diopters/1137255921

I guess if you have the new SLR Magic Range Finder you will NOT need the Diopters! Hmmm.

im asking £260, i work in central London and finish around 6:30pm so can meet for viewing. im willing to drive within reason to meet on week ends ONLY. All the best stuart - 07792095890 - prefer texts as i work in a basement and don't get a strong signal.

Specs

• 7 lenses in 7 groups
• Minimum focusing distance - 0.8m
• 62.5 x 94.8 mm
• 594 g
• $1399, preorder
• Available for $1399 at
• https://www.amazon.com/Zeiss-Loxia-85mm-Lens-Mount/dp/B01N3NTY1G/
• and https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1282150-REG/zeiss_2162_636_loxia_85mm_f_2_4_lens.html

The Loxia 2.4/85 is the youngest member of our manual focus lens family for Sony α7 series cameras. So the already available three focal lengths of the lens family – Loxia 2.8/21, Loxia 2/35 and Loxia 2/50 – are supplemented with a lens in the tele range. Specially designed for mirrorless full-frame cameras with E mount, the compact ZEISS Loxia lenses are the ideal choice for travel and street photographers who value light and compact camera equipment. “In terms of its technology and the feel of its surface, the Loxia 2.4/85 fits perfectly with the existing focal lengths, and is particularly well suited for portrait photography,” says Christophe Casenave, product manager with ZEISS Camera Lenses. The Loxia 2.4/85 will be available in stores starting December 2016.

The new Loxia 2.4/85 with its seven lens elements in seven groups has been designed for digital sensors and is based on an optimized ZEISS Sonnar design.

The lens has a minimum object distance of 0.80 meters. The manual focus ring has a rotation angle of 220 degrees and enables the subtlest variations of focusing. The large aperture of f/2.4 combined with the high-quality optical design ensures an appealing bokeh. The electronic interface transfers lens data (EXIF) as well as focus movements. Additionally, if desired by the user, this activates the camera’s loupe function. “Precise manual focusing with hard stop and the mechanical setting of the aperture (working aperture priority mode) provide sophisticated photographers who don’t want to leave everything to the camera abundant possibilities for composition,” Casenave adds.

Videographers also don’t come off badly with the new Loxia. Again the well-known de-click function is on board. This allows for mechanically deactivating the click stops on the aperture ring — a condition for silent and infinite adjustments of the aperture. As a result, the ZEISS Loxia 2.4/85 is also an attractive lens for video cameras that have an E mount, such as the Sony PXW-FS7 and PXW-FS5. The overall package comprises a robust metal barrel, the filter diameter of M52 (which is identical across all focal lengths) and protection against penetration of dust and spray onto the lens mount. In addition, the external diameter, which is uniform across all ZEISS Loxia lenses, simplifies film shoots.

Global delivery of the ZEISS Loxia 2.4/85 will begin at the beginning of December 2016. The lens shade is included with delivery. The recommended retail sales price is 1,399 euros (including 19% VAT in Germany) or 1,399 US$.

Send me a DM if you're interested.

Links and samples:

• http://www.flickr.com/photos/carlzeisslenses/11961049266/

Available at:

• http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/970837-REG/zeiss_2030_680_touit_50mm_f_2_8_macro.html

PR

More and more photographers are taking advantage of the growing possibilities afforded by compact system cameras with APS-C sensors. With the Touit 2.8/12 and Touit 1.8/32, ZEISS already offers two lenses with E- and X-mount that suffice in meeting the demands of ambitious photographers. Now, the new ZEISS Touit 2.8/50M expands the Touit family to include longer focal lengths as well as close-up coverage.

The Touit 2.8/50M offers a magnification power of 1:1. As a result, the photographed object appears on the camera sensor in its original size. Details that cannot be seen with the naked eye become impressively visible at short shooting distances. This new Touit is therefore following in very large footsteps: ZEISS macro lenses with a magnification power of 1:2, such as the Makro-Planar T* 2/100 and Makro-Planar T* 2/50, have already established themselves as top macro lenses among SLR lenses.

Thanks to its moderate telephoto focal length, the Touit 2.8/50M is also perfect as a portrait lens. When allowing for a crop factor of 1.5, the angular field corresponds to a full-frame-equivalent focal length of 75 mm. Here, too, the lens’s enormous versatility pays off. The lens covers distances from infinity to a magnification power of 1:1. The Touit 2.8/50M is a versatile lens that harmonizes very well with the flexible application of compact APS-C system cameras. Its imaging power makes it an ideal choice for close-ups and portraits.

The Touit 2.8/50M also employs the floating elements design from ZEISS. This enables the lens to achieve a consistently high imaging performance, including up to the minimum object distance (MOD). The exceptional image quality remains consistent, independent of the focus setting. Two aspheres – lens elements number three and four – deliver an important contribution to the high image quality. Two additional lens elements with low dispersion – lens elements number two and nine – help ensure that the lateral and longitudinal chromatic aberrations are kept to a minimum.

A round iris with a total of nine blades gives areas of the motif outside the focus a soft and very natural-looking character. Focused objects before a blurry background are clearly accentuated, creating a harmonious and balanced bokeh. Excellent sharpness along all f-stops rounds off the performance spectrum of the Touit 2.8/50M.

“The new Touit 2.8/50M is for photographers who already use our other two Touit lenses; it’s the ideal complement to their portfolio. Owners of APS-C system cameras with Sony E- or Fujifilm X-mounts who are looking for a new high-end lens will also want to use the Touit 2.8/50M. Whether a photographer has an eye for the smallest details or likes sharp portraits and pleasing bokeh, our new all-around Touit will definitely be at the top of their wish list,” says Dr. Michael Pollmann, Product and Program Manager from ZEISS Camera Lenses.

The Touit 2.8/50M with E and X mount will be available worldwide in March 2014. The recommended sales price will be about EUR 755 (excl. VAT.)* or US$ 999 (excl. VAT)*.

Crime/Drama 92min

Shot in the summer of 2014 in Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec City

Using 2x Red One MX camera's some hacked GH2, and a couple of shots on a Sony A7S.

Lenses: Zeiss Super Speed

I need your help. I want to build a lens set from affordable but superb vintage lenses for cinematography. These 3 brands would be adapted via an passive adapter onto my Samsung NX1.

Focal lengths I am generally interested in: 24 or 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm

I'll need some experts opinion on which brand to go for. I don't know wether to go for Contax Yashica, Canon FD or Minolta vintage lenses so hit me up with your knowledge and recommendation. It is much appreciated.

I have shot some music videos and 2 short films on this so very little use. Rarely used for stills. This camera shot the film "Lootera" which won the Personal View FOTGA video contest. I used this GH2 camera, Lumix 14mm and 3x Nikon primes (35mm & 50mm also for sale). See movie here:

http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/comment/194255#Comment_194255

Asking $700 for the package. I have no idea what these are going for now, open to discuss.

1xGH2 Body
2xPanasonic Batteries
1x Lumix 14mm F2.5 lens
1x Kit Zoom Lens (14-42)
2x Nikon to m4/3 adapters
2x C/Y to m 4/3 adapters
1x EF to m 4/3 adapter with internal iris!

Not for sale here but open to discussion:

• 1x Ceico 7 OCT 19 to m 4/3 (cost$400)
• 1x Nikon 35mm F 2.8
• 1x Nikon 50mm F 1.8
• 1x Jupiter (silver) 135mm F4
• 3x Helios (silver) 58mm F2, 14 blades, newly serviced (CLA)
• 3x Carl Zeiss Biotar 58mm, newly serviced (CLA)

I am selling my Zeiss ZF F1.4 50mm (Nikon Mount) lens. I will also throw in a free Nikon to MFT adapter. I used this lens on one of my short films and have had little use out of it since. Comes boxed as new with all the original documents.

It's in perfect working order with no scratches on the lens, clear glass with no fungus. It really is like brand new. I am selling as I have recently purchased a new complete lens set.

Looking for quick sale $350 USD including shipping.

Message me directly if interested. stuart.howe@gmail.com

I am selling my Zeiss ZF (nikon mount) F1.4 50mm lens. It comes boxed as new. I only used this for one project and now that has come to an end I no longer need the lens. I will also include free the Nikon mount to MFT adapter. Comes boxed with all the original documentation.

$500 including postage.

Email me any questions directly; stuart.howe@gmail.com

I have a set of Arri Zeiss lenses, in standard mount with PL adapters. The set is 24/32/50/85 all lenses have arri pitch gears installed, and 80mm fronts. The 50/85 are clickless, but the 24/32 have not been de-clicked. Glass is very nice, though the 24 has some cleaning marks on the front. These lenses range from the late 60's to early 70's and are the pre T* coating. I'll also throw in a set of Tiffen diopters +1, +2, +4.

You can view photos of the set here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1d97lhvt6...YCmieGkwa?dl=0 Also, you can view a promo spot shot with these lenses here: http://www.savagehenryfilms.com/port...cs-7-layer-set (sorry for the excessive flares, but the client gets what they asked for!)

Looking for $7500 for the set.

can anyone of you tell me, which mount this is? Thanks to you in advance!

Primes:

18mm f4 distagon

21mm f2.8 distagon

35mm f1.4 distagon

100mm makro-planar

+long teles might also be of interest.

Zoom:

33-135mm f3.3-f4.5 vario-sonnar

$850.00 includes paypal and shipping.

Good to very good condition (I'm quite cautious with my rating) and everything working fine. One minor quibble: the focus ring of the 50mm is not the softest (but on my other Contax 50mm that i keep it's exactly the same). I'll add two original Contax leather pouches for the 25mm and the 200mm.

Will go to Ebay soon and probably be split up to seperate lenses, but maybe someone here is interested in buying the whole set instead. Located in Berlin, Germany and asking €1000 plus shipping and paypal.

2) SOLD! Sigma 19mm F2.8 EX DN M43 Great condition.

3) Panasonic DMW-MA1 Lumix G Four Thirds DSLR Lens Mount Adapter FT - MFT adapter - Great condtion $80usd + shipping

4) SOLD! Singer 16-D 2x Anamorphic lens (See the pix below...) It will come with a case and lens caps. It throws beautiful blue flares. I was using this with Helios 58mm and works great.

5) SOLD! Panasonic Lumix 14mm F2.5 M43 Pancake lens - Silver

6) Canon FD 50mm F3.5 Macro lens $60 usd+ shipping

7) Canon FD 24mm F2.8 prime lens $50 usd+ shipping

8) Sigma FD 50mm F2.8 prime lens $40 usd+ shipping

9) Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 35mm 2.8 lens - It works great as a macro lens too. $180 usd + shipping

10) Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm 2.8 lens - Aperture blades only open and close when the lens is facing downwards - it could be easy fix. $30 usd + shipping

Pickup is available in Las Vegas, NV. I'll accept Paypal.

Via: http://blogs.zeiss.com/photo/en/?p=3307