Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 Lense

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Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 . Just sharp enough with a fast T1.3 aperture enabling low light shooting & shallow depth of field for selective focus Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 rental lenses are the perfect lenses if you are looking for that classic Carl Zeiss look. c

Used ZEISS 65MM SUPERSPEED T1.3 rental lenses have been an industry workhorse for decades. Attractive to camera assistants, the Zeiss Mark III series improves on previous housings with larger, more legible focus marks. Sharp, contrast, and very bright, these Used ZEISS 65MM SUPERSPEED T1.3 rental lenses continue to be a staple in the cinematographer’s toolkit, contained in a lightweight package, and remain popular for all types of production.

The Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 rental PL Lens set are the most popular of all the vintage prime sets. They are seriously fast at T1.3 for incredible low light performance but are also light and compact. The Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 rental are also very sharp above T2.8 but below that they give a soft look that directors love. One of the main reasons that vintage lenses have become so popular is that they offer a great solution to the problem of modern camera sensors being too sharp.

The Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 rental lenses are a cost effective and lightweight option for PL cameras. Later replaced by the Zeiss Master Prime rental range, the Zeiss Super Speed T1.3 rental benefit from being half the size and half the price. Fast and lightweight, these Zeiss MK3 lenses rental can make an attractive option when low light levels are an issue and a small payload is required. We also have 65mm Zeiss 1.3 Mk3 for rental

There are three models of T1.3 Zeiss Super speeds. Mark I Superspeeds are rarely seen but are noticeable for being T1.4 and having either no or modified focus gears and a three blade iris. The Mark IIs are the most common, with red and white print indicating feet and metres, proper focus and iris gearing, a seven blade iris and an aperture of T1.3. The Zeiss Mark III rental are noticeable from their all white print marked only in feet or metric, and focus markings on both sides of the lens. Optically the Mark IIs and Mark IIIs are identical and interchangeable.

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