ZEISS STANDARD SPEED T2.1

ZEISS STANDARD T2.1 RENTAL

The Standard prime T2.1 objectives were launched in 1983, as were its older sisters the Super Speed ​​T1.3. This series of the Zeiss house was specially designed for the Arri house (Arriflex at that time) and its 35mm cameras.

The Zeiss Standard prime lenses offer low contrast and have a very small size that makes it difficult for the camera assistant to focus and make compatibility with peripheral accessories more difficult.

These vintage Zeiss Standard prime lenses feature a minimal antiflare bath so they tend to produce sparkles, creating halos over the light sources. Getting to even watch the image Both 14mm and 16mm have minimal spherical deformation throughout the entire lens series.

Zeiss Standard Prime T2.1 lenses, above T / 2.8 diaphragms get the similar perfomances of their older Zeiss Super Speed ​​MkII sisters. Although at maximum opening (T2.1) they suffer a considerable loss of sharpness and contrast.

Both the 16mm and 32mm focal points of the Zeiss Standard prime T2.1 set suffer from color deviations from the rest of the game.

The Zeiss Standard Prime T2.1 lenses were designed to cover Super 35 sensors and although they can be used with 4k cameras. There are several focal points that suffer vignetting. They can be used with cameras such as Amira Premium or Alexa Mini with 2.8K sensor.