ZEISS SUPREME RADIANCE SET OF 11: 18,21,25,29,35,40,50, 65,85,100,135

Zeiss Supreme Radiance 18mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 21mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 25mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 29mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 35mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 40mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 50mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 65mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 85mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 100mm T1.5
Zeiss Supreme Radiance 135mm T1.5

The ZEISS Supreme Prime Radiance set of 11 lenses is a premium large-format cinema prime set that blends modern high-resolution performance with a distinct, controlled “flaring” character. Ranging from 18mm to 135mm, these lenses feature the T* Blue coating, which allows cinematographers to produce iconic blue flares while maintaining superb contrast and skin tone reproduction. Designed for full-frame sensors, the set provides a consistent T1.5 aperture for most focal lengths, ensuring exceptional low-light performance and a shallow depth of field across the entire range. Their uniform size, standardized gear positions, and integrated eXtended Data technology make them a highly efficient choice for high-end digital cinema productions that require a unique visual signature without sacrificing mechanical reliability.

Key Features:
Consistent T1.5 Aperture: Most lenses in the set (18mm to 100mm) feature a fast T1.5 stop for uniform exposure and bokeh.
T Blue Coating:* Specialized lens coating enables controlled, aesthetic blue flares without losing image contrast or detail.
Large Format Coverage: Full-frame image circle compatibility ensures peak performance on sensors like the Sony VENICE or ARRI Alexa 35.
Compact and Lightweight: Engineered with a uniform front diameter of 95mm (for most) and small form factor for easy gimbal and drone use.
ZEISS eXtended Data: Integrated technology provides frame-by-frame lens metadata for distortion and shading correction in post-production.
Matched Color and Contrast: All 11 lenses are color-matched to ensure seamless intercutting between different focal lengths.