The ZEISS Interchangeable Mount Set F for T2.9/21/T2.2/28 Lens is used to mount the Cine Prime CP.2 21/T2.9, 28/T2.1 or CP.2 35/T2.1 lenses on F-mount cameras.

Mounts CP.2 21, 28 or 35mm Lenses    Mounts on F-mount Cameras

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this lens autofocus?

A: No, you have to do it manually.

Q: 2. Will my canon 2x extender fit on this lens?

A: Generally speaking, Canon 2x extenders are for Canon L lenses 135mm and over. Other combinations are not supported or recommended. That being said, you could try the combination and see if it fits. (Be careful the protruding glass element of the extender does not touch the rear glass element of the lens itself particularly with the lens is focused at infinity. It is unlikely a problem but caution is a good thing.) Look for loss of image quality in the form of poorer focus and chromatic aberration.

Q: 3. Is this lens weather sealed?

A: Meike does not state that the Meike 35mm T2.2 Cinema Prime Lens (X-Mount, Feet/Meters) is weather sealed.

Q: 4. Is a lens filter able to be used simultaneously with the lens hood?

A: Yes, you can use a filter and the hood at the same time. Remove the hood, attach the filter, attach the hood and start shooting.

Q: 5. will this work with nikon dslr cameras?

A: Yes, you can use this on Nikon DSLR's or any Nikon F mount camera. Do know it is manual only with no auto focus or electronic control of the aperture. It is optimized for video but works perfectly for stills as well.

Q: 6. How bad is the focus breathing on this? I have the 85mm and it's pretty heavy.

A: On this Rokinon 135mm Cine DS model, the breathing is minimized.

Q: 7. Is there any disadvantage to buying this lens and using for stills? I like the clickless aperture for video and don't mind the non-fixed f stops.

A: The disadvantage is using it in scenarios where you have to change focus very often and needing metadata. I'm using this lens primarily for stills...something like 80/20 photos/videos. I have zero issues with the lens. While an auto lens would have been helpful--and very much more expensive for a fast lens--I pretty much always shoot on a tripod, aperture priority (or manual) using the full range of T/f stops, at ISO 100. I certainly like the smooth cine T stops (whatever they are called). This lens compliments my use of late 70's Mamiya SLR lenses (using an adapter) on my Sony A6000. It does take a bit of time and practice shooting without auto functions (just like the old days with film). My main use is in real estate, architecture, and landscape imagery.I'm very please with this lens and I would recommend it for the budget conscious or patient photo/videographer.

Q: 8. is it compatible with a T5i? Whats the difference from a Samyang? O are they the same

A: Yes any EF lens will work with the T5i. It is a nice lens because it will give you a lot of separation from the subject and background, making your bokeh look creamy. Samyang, Rokinon and Bower are the same company that merged from Korea. I like the look of this lens, just remember you will need to back up from your subject and there is no autofocus it is all manual. Follow me on Instagram if you have anymore questions @bushfilms

Q: 9. Will this work on the Panasonic Lumix GX85 camera ?

A: Yes, this is an MFT mount lens which will work on the GX85.

Q: 10. Will this lens work on a bmpcc 6k?

A: No, the Meike 10mm T2.2 Cine Lens (MFT Mount) would not be compatible with the Black Magic Pocket Camera 6k's Canon EF lens mount. Meike does not have a similar 10mm lens with Canon EF mount. The closest choice with EF mount from Meike would the Meike 18mm T2.1 Super35 Cinema Prime Lens (EF Mount) BH #MEMKS18T21EF.