ZEISS Presentation - using Full Frame Camera & Lenses

Updated April 2020

A brief overview of new digital camera sensors and the lenses that work with them. Full Frame (24mmx36mm) sensors and similar are now offered by multiple digital cinema camera manufacturers, and have been available in DSLR/mirrorless still cameras for a while. ARRI, Sony, RED, Canon and others offer cameras in this category. New cinema lenses are being offered that work with these larger sensors and many cinematographers are asking how to best utilize this technology, which is a bit different from the Super 35 systems everyone is used to.

This presentation covers the basics of the sensor sizes and how to match the correct type of lens to the camera. It also has examples of how focal lengths and distance from the talent can change the look of your frame.

Cinema lenses available from ZEISS that work with Full Frame:
Compact Primes (ZEISS CP.3)
Cinema Zooms (ZEISS CZ.2)
ZEISS Supreme Primes
ZEISS Supreme Prime Radiance

Transcript

1. Carl Zeiss Lenses
 FF, Large Sensors and Beyond Los Angeles, 2020-04-02 Snehal Patel Sales Director
2. History Begins in 1846 *Photo Optics Division founded 1890 Carl Zeiss Ernst Abbe
4. ZEISS Cinema Early Adopters Pathe Camera Manufactured 1915
5. ARRI Lenses Super 35mm: PL mount Master Primes Ultra Primes Master Anamorphic Primes 1937
6. Films shot with ZEISS lenses
7. ZEISS HAS SERVED THE ARTISTIC PURSUIT OF CINEMATOGRAPHERS FOR 80 YEARS
8. ZEISS HAS SERVED THE ARTISTIC PURSUIT OF CINEMATOGRAPHERS FOR 80 YEARS
10. 35mm Full Frame vs Super 35
11. The Future of Coverage Image Circle
14. The Future of Coverage Image Circle
15. 
 Creative Lens Choice Photography by Dan Vojtech
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 Creative Lens Choice Photography by Julia Trotti
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 Creative Lens Choice Photography by Julia Trotti
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 Creative Lens Choice Photography by Julia Trotti
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 Creative Lens Choice
20. 25mm
21. 21mm
22. 15mm
23. 85mm