Designed as open standard, camera-independent lenses, the versatile LPL-mount ARRI Signature Primes offer easily customizable looks, a wide range of focal lengths, and zoom lenses to match. Like the rest of the series, the ARRI Signature Prime 75mm T1.8 Lens (Feet)covers all image sensors up to and including full-frame, large-format. This longer lens is one of 16 primes featuring organic images, attractive bokeh, subtle flaring, and a fast maximum aperture for achieving shallow depth of field. This prime lens gently softens the large-format look and produces pleasant, natural skin tones and crisp blacks. Focus falls off smoothly, highlighting your subject against its background frame.

Stockings, nets, and voile can be used to create custom diffusion and other effects when mounted in the Signature Prime's magnetic rear net holder. Eleven iris blades produce smooth, rounded bokeh effects, and a telecentric design minimizes breathing. The integrated LDS-2 lens data system is backwards-compatible with ARRI's LDS-1 and communicates with Cooke's /i Technology.

Constructed with magnesium housings and aluminum gear rings, each Signature Prime is lightweight, water-resistant, and features focus marks in feet. Anti-reflective coatings, light baffles, and light traps help to minimize any internal barrel flare. Should a stunt go awry, or your camera rig be otherwise damaged, the lens mechanics are designed for easier access at an ARRI service center. The 75mm ARRI Signature Prime focuses down to 16.9" from the lens front, and features a light weight of 4.2 pounds, and a compact length of 7".

Covers Large-Format Sensor Size    ARRI LPL LDS-2 Mount    Magnetic Rear Filter Holder    T1.8 to T22 Aperture Range    Matches Signature Primes & Zooms    11-Blade Iris, Anti-Reflective Coatings    Geared Focus & Aperture Control Rings    Magnesium & Aluminum Construction    Marked in Feet    Light 4.2-lb Weight

These open standard, camera-independent lenses cover all image sensors up to full-frame, large-format with image circles up to 46mm

Smooth focus fall-off and a fast, maximum T1.8 aperture for shallow depth of field

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will there be a PL version T1.5? Lower cost and lighter than Supreme Prime. Kind of like Sigma did, but color matched with CP.3

A: No, the ZEISS Nano Prime lenses will never be in PL or LPL mount. These lenses are meant to match the Supreme primes and are not "clinical," like the CP.3's.

Q: 2. Seems I saw close focus distance in this picture for 75mm is 2'6, but offical brochure said that is 38.6 , so which is true?

A: Definitely 2'6 as printed on lens

Q: 3. Can any of the Leitz Cine Lens mount, without an adapter, to the Leica SL or Leica S still cameras? If not natively, is there an adapter that will allow this.... and with the adapter attached, will it provide full autofocus?

A: To use a PL lens on a camera with a Leica L mount you will need a PL to L Mount Adapter, such as BH #NOLETPL from Novoflex. PL lenses in general are fully manual lenses, there is no auto focus on lenses like this. https://bhpho.to/2Opnqjl

Q: 4. Have they fixed their aperture communication problem with Sony? Loxia lenses have issues with bodies newer than A7iii

A: The Zeiss Nano Primes do not share components with Loxia, and are fully compatible with all Sony E-mount cameras. Zeiss has tested them extensively on everything from an A7IV to the Burano & Venice and they have discovered no compatibility issues.

Q: 5. Is there a version with lens data? /I compatible?

A: No, the ARRI Ultra Prime 100mm T1.9 Lens (PL, Feet) does not come in another model that supports the Cooke /i Lens Data System.

Q: 6. If I get an LPL adapter for my Nikon Z6, will this lens cover the full frame and work with the camera?

A: yes this lens will cover the sensor on a Z6. it is designed to cover the ARRI LF sensor which is significantly larger than the sensor on the Z6

Q: 7. If I get an LPL adapter for my Nikon Z6, will this lens cover the full frame and work with the camera?

A: yes if you are able to mount an LPL lens (this lens) on a Nikon Z the lens will cover the the sensor and more as the image circle for the lens is designed for the ARRI LF cameras which are significantly larger that FF photo sensors

Q: 8. Did Zeiss announce whether there will be an adapter for Canon RF Mount for these?

A: No, as of now, Zeiss has only announced the ZEISS Nano Prime 6-Lens Set (Sony E, Feet) in the Sony E-Mount.

Q: 9. Can this be brought in carry-on?

A: Check with your airline's carry-on policy. Most airlines can accommodate a 24-inch carry-on, but not all. Generally, a carry-on suitcase measuring 22 inches x 14 inches x 9 inches, commonly seen as 22 x 14 x 9, would be the most widely accepted size. This case is 24.76 x 19.57 x 13.90" / 62.9 x 49.7 x 35.3 cm, so most likely, it would need to be checked.

Q: 10. What case options are there? Anything that fits a wide Atlas lens and the 200 in a black case with wheels?

A: You could consider getting the Pelican 1535AirWD Wheeled Carry-On Hard Case with Padded Divider Insert (Black), which is black, has wheels, and can fit the Atlas Lens Co. Orion 200mm T3.2 2x Anamorphic Prime Lens (ARRI PL, Feet) and a wider Atlas Lens Co. Orion lens inside it. See: https://bhpho.to/49o4LtW