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ZEISS SUPER SPEED T1.4

€250.00
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ZEISS B SPEED T1.4 RENTAL - HIRE

Zeiss B Speed ​​T1.4 rental. The High Speed ​​T1 objectives revolutionized the market in the mid-70s due to its high brightness and overall performance. One of its main features is its triangular iris, notable with more closed T2.8 diaphragms. They are very light and compact. They were widely used in classics such as "Taxi Driver" or "Raging Bull".
  • Focal Range: 18mm | 85mm
  • Mount: PL
  • Aperture: T1.4 | T22
  • Focus rotation: 270º
  • Front Diameter: 80mm
  • Sensor Coverage: Super 35
  • Weight: 0.8kg | 1.3kg
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ZEISS B SPEED T1.4 RENTAL

Zeiss B Speed ​​T1.4 rental. The first set of Super Speed ​​lenses was the MKI series, it was composed of five focal points. Objectives with a constant T / 1.4 aperture throughout the game. Factories during the mid-1970s. Zeiss revolutionized the world of cinema lenses by allowing cinematographers of the moment to shoot with minimal amounts of light. This first set was manufactured with bayonet mount, although later PL was used. Subsequently, the 135mm T2 lens was also added to the lens series.

The B Speed ​​MKI series consists of five focal points ranging from 18mm to 85mm. The whole game has a front diameter of 80mm and a T1.4 opening. The weight of all the lenses is between 0.8kg and 1.3kg.

The Super Speed ​​T 1.4 objectives, also called High Speed ​​T1.4, were launched on the market due to the need for many directors to tell their stories with infamous amounts of light. Shortly before, in 1975 Stanley Kubrick had shot the feature film "Barry Lyndon" with ultra-clear f / 0.7 lenses that he got from NASA and adapted to the mitchell camera mounts of the moment.

The High Speed ​​T1.4 lenses are lenses with unmistakable character and look. They have a three-blade iris producing a triangular bokeh, noticeable in aperture greater than T2.8.

In the versions of Super Speed ​​T1.3 MKII and MKIII lenses, although a similar optical design is maintained, the diaphragm has seven almost circular blades. System similar to that used by the German house in its subsequent construction of both the Master Prime T1.3 and Ultra Primes T1.9 lenses.

The Super Speed ​​MkI, MKII and MKIII spherical lenses were undoubtedly the predecessors of the Master Primes, with diaphragms above T2.8 offering sharpness similar to the Ultra Primes series. With lower diaphragms they lose sharpness and although they have an antiflare bath with which they become more sensitive to flashes.

ZEISS B SPEED T1.4 HIRE

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

  • Focal Range game: 18mm | 85mm
  • Mount: PL
  • Aperture: T1.4
  • Focus ring rotation: 270º
  • Front Diameter: 80mm
  • Weight: 0.8kg | 1.3kg
  • No geometric distortion
  • Antiflare bath
  • Triangular diaphragm
  • Lost sharpness and contrast below T2.8
THE GAME OF OBJECTIVES high Speed ​​T1.4 INCLUDES:
B Speed ​​MKI 18mm:
  • Aperture: T 1.4 | 22
  • Minimum focusing distance: 250mm
  • Weight: 1.35kg
B Speed ​​MKI 25mm:
  • Aperture: T 1.4 | 22
  • Minimum focusing distance: 250mm
  • Weight: 0.92 kg
B Speed ​​MKI 35mm:
  • Aperture: T1.4 | 22
  • Minimum focusing distance: 700mm
  • Weight: 0.85 kg
B Speed ​​MKI 50mm:
  • Aperture: T1.4 | 22
  • Minimum focusing distance: 650mm
  • Weight: 0.80 kg
B Speed ​​MKI 85mm:
  • Aperture: T1.4 | 22
  • Minimum focusing distance: 762mm
  • Weight: 0.80 kg
GAMES OF OBJECTIVES COMPATIBLE WITH SUPER SPEED T1.4
  • Zeiss Ultra Prime T1.9
  • Super Speed ​​MKII T1.3
  • Super Speed ​​MKII T1.3
  • Standard Prime T2.1
  • Fujinon Cabrio Cinema 19-90mm T2.9
  • Fujinon Cine Cabrio 85-300mm T2.9
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