Carl Zeiss presents new Compact Prime Lenses for DSLR filming

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Carl Zeiss has developed a series of new generation compact prime lenses for filming with HD DSLR. The lenses’ cine-style housing dimensions, focus and iris gear positions, and front diameter are the same for the standard lens set. The longer focus rotation and the possibility for manual focus give users the flexibility they demand. The iris opening consists of 14 high-precision blades, which stay consistently round and symmetrical over the entire T-stop range. This translates into natural and pleasing out-of-focus highlights and a smooth bokeh. Together, they help create and capture special moments on film. The modern lens design and tight tolerances ensure low distortion, high resolution and excellent color rendition for sharp, punchy images.

source: http://www.imaging-resource.com/NEWS/1271196651.html

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14 blades .. nice!

I always want to try out those "FILM" lens ..  but then ...  no time too ..  an ...
Catpiano 發表於 2010-4-14 09:07

go try la, and tell us how are they different from the L lenses you got!

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Zeiss is nice but it's hard to do manual focus on a cheap DSLR
快樂牛郎 發表於 2010-4-14 09:09

I think they never created for cheap DSLR....

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...M9?

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I think another reason is cheaper camera's sensor is not as good.