The ZEISS Lightweight Zoom LWZ.3 Lens in EF-Mount with focus markings in feet features a 21-100mm zoom range, making it a one-size-fits-all alternative for budget-constrained productions. The lens is optimized for digital cinematography whether on a DSLR or cinema camera, and will cover image sensors sizes up to Super 35mm.

Covers Super 35mm Sensor    Close to 5x Zoom Range    Robust Cine-Style Housing    294° Focus Rotation    Calibrated Focus Scale in Feet    T* Coating and Internal Light Traps    Interchangeable Lens Mount

The lens covers up to a Super 35mm-size image sensor. This coverage also accommodates Academy 35 and APS-C formats.

The lens features nearly 300° of focus rotation that provides for extremely accurate focus pulls.

The interchangeable lens mount allows you to change the original mount your lens came in. Optionally available mounts are Sony E, Canon EF, Nikon F, and PL.

T* anti-reflex coating and internal light traps suppress flare for a sharp image with good contrast.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. do you have the bundle that includes ff exteder and anamorphic ??

A: We do not have any bundles with those part at this time.

Q: 2. does this come with a case or bag? case would be nice :)

A: This lens comes with a pouch.

Q: 3. I’m wanting to digitize a lifetime of 35mm film, and rephotographing rather than scanning seems to be the only practical way due to time and speed of operation. Concerned that this lens does not do 1:1. Was this limitation part of the optical design, or will an extension tube solve the problem? Any advice how to proceed, or an alternate approach?

A: ZEISS designed the Milvus Makro lenses with faster, f/2 apertures compared to other macro lenses. This resulted in a lens with a 1:2 magnification ratio, but that was also a useful short tele lens for portraiture and other applications. If image magnifications of 1:1 or higher are required, then extension tubes or extension bellows are useful accessories and do not impact the image quality.

Q: 4. The included list of components mentions a "De-Click Key". What is that?

A: ZEISS Milvus 100mm f/2M ZF.2 Macro Lens for Nikon F has a manual aperture ring with clicked indicators throughout aperture range. Using the included De-Click Tool, this ring can be mechanically 'de-clicked' for smooth, silent rotation throughout the aperture range; making it ideal for video applications. The key is included in the manual box and you can switch between clicked and de-clicked on the lens mount.

Q: 5. Is PL mount interchangeable? The description says interchangeable mount - E, M4/3 but no mention of PL. If I order in E or PL can I swap between the 2?

A: The Tokina 25-75mm T2.9 Lens (PL Mount) is interchangeable with separately available Canon EF, MFT, and Sony E mounts.

Q: 6. can you pull focus with this for wireless fallow focus? I heard no because unlike the other Miller's the focus ring moves up and down the length of the barrel but some people say that is not true only the barrel extends or contracts making the ring still work for fallow focus

A: Just keep in mind the focus is a 360 degree turn from start to finish. It is also super sharp, the slightest movement takes the subject out of focus, of course depending on distance from the subject.

Q: 7. What is the PL Fange size in millimeters of this Tokina 25-75?

A: that information isn't provided by the manufacturer, it is a standard PL mount. If the intent is to use it with an expand-er or other adapter of some sort you will need to use the measurement tool provided with said adapter to gauge compatibility

Q: 8. Country of origin of the laowa zoom lens?

A: This information can be found on LAOWA's website: https://www.venuslens.net/story/ "LAOWA's headquarter and manufacturing facility are in Hefei, located at the eastern part of China and 5-hour drive from Shanghai."

Q: 9. How much does this weigh ?

A: The Sigma 50-100mm T2 High-Speed Zoom Lens (PL, Feet) weighs 4.03 Lbs.

Q: 10. Is this a good lens for portaits or is it specifically conceived for macro?Using it for portraits will it be using a great lens for the wrong application?Thanks for clarifying

A: The ZEISS Milvus 2/100M lens incorporates a floating lens element design, which optimizes the focus from macro through infinity. As a result, the lens can also be used as a short telephoto or portrait lens.