Zeiss Cp.3 Lens Mount Arri Pl Cooke /I 15Mm 50Mm 85Mm

Zeiss Cp.3 Lens Mount Arri Pl Cooke /i 15mm 50mm 85mm

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If you want to swap out the mount on your CP.3 lens, this ZEISS CP.3 Lens Mount ARRI PL Cooke /i 15mm 50mm 85mmwill allow you to convert your lens to ARRI PL with Cooke /i mount. All materials necessary to swap the mount are included, as is a lens cap to protect your lens after the new mount is installed. While the process of swapping the mount is relatively simple, B&H recommends that for ideal performance and accurate collimation, the mount-swap process be carried out by a certified lens technician.

ZEISS CP.3 Lens Mount ARRI PL Cooke /i 15mm 50mm 85mmThis mount will only enable the transmission of lens metadata with XD enabled CP.3 lenses

Lens Mount for Select CP.3 Lenses Color-Coded Shims Rear Lens Cap

Parameters
Lens Compatibility	Zeiss CP.3 15mm T2.9 CP.3 50mm T2.1 CP.3 85mm T2.1
Camera Mount	ARRI PL Mount
Electronic Communication	No
Included Shims	0.013 mm 0.019 mm 0.025 mm 0.032 mm 0.038 mm 0.051 mm 0.064 mm 0.076 mm 0.102 mm 0.127 mm 0.152 mm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.465 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	4.7 x 4.6 x 4.6"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a 65mm CP3?

A: No, there is not a 65mm version of the ZEISS CP.3 85mm T2.1 Compact Prime Lens (PL Mount, Feet).

Q: 2. Where is this lens manufactured?

A: This lens has a Country or Origin of Germany.

Q: 3. Can any of these Zeiss MFT mount lenses work on the Olympus MFT camera bodies?

A: Yes, the CP.3 lenses with MFT mount will fit to any camera using the Micro Four Thirds lens mount standard. The lens will have the proper flange focal distance and will focus accurately to infinity.

Q: 4. Can this take a front filter?

A: No, like all cine lenses, the ZEISS CP.3 lenses are not designed to accept screw in filters. You can filter the lens by using cut-filters in a matte box.

Q: 5. Is this lens rectilinear?

A: Yes, the ZEISS CP.3 2.9/15 is a rectilinear design with well controlled geometric distortion.

Q: 6. What is the hyperfocal distance at t 2.9 and focus set at 6 feet? is there a chart to show hyperfocal distance at various focus and Tstop settings?

A: The DOF tables for the ZEISS Compact Prime CP.3 lenses can be viewed on the ZEISS website: https://www.zeiss.com/content/dam/camera-lenses/files/service/download-center/depth-of-field-tables/depth-of-field-tables-zeiss-compact-prime-cp3-lenses-feet.pdf

Q: 7. With the Zeiss CP.2 Super Speeds being discontinued, does Zeiss intend on releasing a CP.3 Super Speed line to take their place?

A: there has been no official statement from Zeiss about a Cp.3 line of super speeds

Q: 8. does this also work on super 35 ?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 9. is there a user manual ?

A: No, we do not have a manual available for how to install the ZEISS Interchangeable Lens Mount for CP.3 21mm T2.9, 25/28/35mm T2.1 (ARRI PL), but ZEISS does have tutorials online.

Q: 10. Does this cover vista vision? For example RED Raptor 8K VV.

A: Yes, the 46.3mm image circle on the ZEISS CP.3 15mm T2.9 Compact Prime Lens (Canon EF Mount, Feet) can be used with the 46.31mm diagonal sensor on the RED DIGITAL CINEMA V-RAPTOR 8K VV DSMC3 Camera (Canon RF, Black).

Caleb	12/08/2024
[0.465 lb] This lens is my bread and butter. For all of my client work I need something with a consistent look across the entire aperture range. Up until purchasing this lens my primary client glass was a sigma 24-70 2.8, which although beautiful, got soft when zoomed in to 50mm and under performed in other areas. Aside from the performance of this lens, there are two things I adore: It's construction and color consistency. Despite being incredibly light, this lens is built like a tank. I travel frequently and it holds up very well. Because Zeiss improved the color rendition in the CP.3 line, I often rent the 85 or 100mm for my b-cam and have a easy time matching up cameras. Much of my client work requires cropping in substantially (thanks Instagram) and I can comfortably shoot this at it's minimum aperture of T2.1 for a tack sharp image that can be scaled up in post. I think this lens' greatest competition is the Canon CN-E line, which shoots warm and renders terrible onion skinning on the bokeh. For me this is unforgivable, and I'm happy to see a neutral, clean image coming from the CP.3 line. Assuming this is the look you need, I'm not sure you can get a better lens in this price bracket. 5