Overview
The Carl Zeiss Planar T 1,4/50 ZE Lenses (EF-mount) (1677-817) is style and photographic brilliance in one package. This gorgeously designed macro lens is the fastest macro lens available in the market currently and creates some of the most stunning images one can capture in varying scenarios with a DSLR camera. It create s bridge in case of large distances and helps take exquisite, razor sharp images in almost any situation. For those who yearn for the ultimate in photography ranging from table top cinematography, product shots, close-up inserts on feature films or any other applications that require a macro lens this Carl Zeiss lens is the choice for you. Backed by Carl Zeiss global credibility in creating some of the most stunning lenses the Carl Zeiss Planar T 1,4/50 ZE Lenses (EF-mount) (1677-817) delivers stunning images every time.
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Macro Lens
Macro photography is extreme close-up photography, usually of very small subjects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size (though macrophotography technically refers to the art of making very large photographs). This type of photography therefore requires world class lenses that can create sharp images capturing smaller details even with the obvious obstacles. The Carl Zeiss Planar T 1,4/50 ZE Lenses (EF-mount) (1677-817) is equipped with a 1:1 magnification ratio, a maximum aperture of T2.0 and an optical design developed specifically for macro work. Therefore the Carl Zeiss Macro lens is easily able to capture detailed shots with brilliant life like vibrancy.
The use of aspherical lens surfaces and exotic glass types with anomalous partial dispersion greatly reduces chromatic aberration. Modern optical design techniques ensure the optimal light path for reduced stray light and minimized geometric distortion.
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Compatibility
Designed for the ANSI Super 35 image format, the Master Macro 100 can be used on any PL mount 35 mm film and single sensor digital camera. In addition it can be used on PL mount 16 mm film and single sensor 16 mm or 2/3” format digital cameras.
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