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I'm looking to buy some lenses. They all must be scratch free glass. Please contact me here or at asafdie@gmail.com WTB: Dallmeyer Super-Six, Meyer Kino-plasmat: - Dallmeyer Super-Six Anastigmat 51mm, 57mm, 63mm, 76mm & 82mm f1.9 - Hugo Meyer Kino-Plasmat 90mm f1.5 WTB: Cooke Technicolor, Pinkham Smith - Cooke Anastigmat Technicolor 50mm f1.7 - Pinkham Smith series VII 2 inch f3 Thanks so much! Best, Alex -
Cooke Varotal 20-100mm T3.1/ PL mount Zoom lens for 35mm motion picture format. Serial No. 787404 The lens has a re-polished front element, new cam-followers, and new rollers & bearings (focus & zoom). It has only been used twice (on two-day shoots) since this work was done. I purchased the lens through Serious Gear Company in Seattle for $5,878. Kit includes: Clamp ring support 15mm lens bridge pair 15x440mm stainless steel support rods fitted transport case. I have it listed for sale on Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/222065415693 Starting bid: $4,000 Buy Now: $5,400 ABOUT THE LENS Lens designer Gordon H. Cook designed the 35mm Cooke 20-100mm, T3.1 Varotal zoom lens, released in 1971. It was the first high quality zoom designed for professional motion picture photography that incorporated a totally new design concept that has remained the basis for all Cooke zoom lenses subsequently produced. It was produced through the late 1980s. The lens was made with a sealed front focus unit and fixed front element that eliminated the risk of dirt and moisture being drawn into the lens and allowed for easy fitting of matte boxes and filter holders onto the front. The lens was enhanced with anti-reflective wide-band Varomag high performance coatings. This advanced technology achieved new standards in shadowed area definition, light transmission and durability, in addition to giving ghost and flare-free characteristics. Gordon H. Cook received the 1988 Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Gordon E. Sawyer Award for this and other technological advancements during his career as an optical designer.
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For Sale: Zeiss/Arriflex 28MM & 50MM Lenses have been mounted, but never used in a production environment. "New" in original boxes. The physical condition is as new and is free of scratches, cleaning marks or oil. Based on serial numbers these are from the last batch of Standard Speeds Arri made. Rare opportunity to own new vintage lenses. Format: Super 35 PL Mount 80mm Front Diameter Include front and rear caps Lenses 28 mm T* 2.1 ($5500.00) 50 mm T* 2.1 ($5500.00) PM with any questions or interest Lenses are in Los Angeles and available to see.
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Lenses For Sale (Pre-Owned): Cooke S4/i 18/25/35/50/75/100mm Lens Set Kowa Anamorphic 40/50/75/100mm Lens Set Leica Summicron-C 18/25/35/50/75/100mm Arri 16/24/32mm T2.1 Macro Lens Set Arri Master Prime 18/25/35/50/75/100mm Lens Set Arri Master Prime 27mm T1.3 Lens Metric Scale Arri Ultra Prime 16/24/32/50/85/135mm Lens Set Zeiss MKII Superspeed Prime Lenses 18/25/35/50/85mm email sales@broadcastsolutions.com for pricing and details.
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Has anyone else seen this video by Shane Hurlbut showing the staggering visual difference between the Leica Summilux C's vs. the Cooke S4's? I was floored by the differences in the image using the same focal length between the two sets and just what importance design and barrel distortion do the overall image. I knew that shooting anamorphic vs spherical made some big visual differences but I didn't expect this big of a difference between two sphericals. Opinions? https://vimeo.com/90168989 -
Cooke S4/i Mini Lenses 18,25,32,50,75 & 100mm Need to Purchase 2 Sets -
Looking to buy a Cooke Speed Panchro Series II 50mm or 75mm lens to shoot my next student short. Need one with the Arri standard mount. Please contact me with details! Thanks, Ryan Huang -
14,18,25,32,40,50,75,100&135mm (135 is S4i) $154,000.00 USD
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14,18,25,32,40,50,75,100&135mm (135 is S4i) $154,000.00 USD
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Hi I have the option to use either the cooke mini s4i or the Zeiss Master Zoom 16.5-110mm. The camera that I will be using is the Arri Alexa XT Studio. Can you guys help me choose by informing me about the pros and cons of one over the other? Just by going through the specs I have noticed that the master zooms are really really heavy (12.5kg!) so a steadicam/movi shot seems out of the equation. If anyone here has used both they can possibly share their experiences. Cheers!
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Cooke S4i 14-18-25-32-40-50-75-100-135mm Cooke S4i Mini 18, 25, 32, 50, 75, &100mm Cooke 15-40mm Zoom Lens Zeiss MK2 Super Speed Lens Set 18,25,35,50,& 85mm Zeiss/Arriflex Vari Primes Lens Set Van Diemen Leica Set 15mm to 135mm Contact: sales@broadcastsolutions.com
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Hello guys, SK4 + BMPCC I am wondering if the Cooke SK4 lenses are working well on the BMPCC(Blackmagic Pocket Cinema camera). I look forward to rent a 9.5mm or a 12mm T2 Cooke SK4 lens. I was wondering if someone has used this setup before and if they can confirm if there is a problem or maybe a benefit to this setup. I would test it my self but they are rented out for now so thats no option. I would love to see some footage so I can see for my self if it is a good choice to use it for a film. I am especialy curiouse what it does to people and their skin tones and the effect it has on there face. S4I + BMPCC Also I wonder if people used the 14mm T2 35mm-lens with the BMPCC. I have a feeling it will lose thier feel in the out of focus area when used on a Pocket camera. Would love to hear what you guys think. Footage would be great of course. Thank you for your time, Daniel
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I have a set of Red Pro Primes that I have been renting out with my Red Dragon I am considering replacing- but I wanted to get the opinion of more experienced DP's - I am considering selling my RPP's for a good zoom lens. I get the feeling that people renting a Red would rather rent other lenses than RPPs. Here are some lenses I was considering buying in place of the RPP's Cooke 18-100 T3 Cooke 20-100 T3.1 Cooke 20-60 T3.1 Cooke S4i 15-40mm T2 or a set of 5 Zeiss Standard speeds T2.1 Which would you all prefer for your shoots, or would it be best just sell the lenses and rent the camera Body and accessories only. If you have other suggestions for great zooms or primes, I would love those! I would love to hear your thoughts! and insights! Thank you so much!
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I am looking to sell my set of 5 Arri/Zeiss Ultra Prime lenses which have only been used for testing and are virtually brand new. Comes with orinal Zeiss boxes and warranty. Great set with some gorgeous focal lenghts not usually found in the standard set. 16mm T1.9 28mm T1.9 40mm. T1.9 65mm T1.9 100mm T1.9 Located in Los Angeles. Thank you!
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Hey all, Have a large selection of glass for sale. Asking prices are as follows: Canon 11.5-138 T2.5 zoom Super 16 format 2500 Canon 11-165 T2.8 zoom Super 16 format 5000 Canon 7-63 T2.8 zoom Super 16 format 3800 Canon 8-64 T2.4 zoom Super 16 format 3500 Century 6mm T1.9 lens Super 16 format 5000 Cooke SK4 12mm T2 lens Super 16 format 6000 Cooke SK4 6mm T2 lens Super 16 format 6000 Cooke SK4 9.5mm T2 lens Super 16 format 6000 Optex 4mm T2 lens Super 16 format 7000 Optex 5.5mm T2 lens Super 16 format 2000 Optex 8mm T2 lens Super 16 format 2500 Zeiss 16mm high speed lens set T1.3 9.5mm, 12mm, 16mm, 25mm, 50mm Super 16 format 8000 Zeiss 16mm T1.3 lens in addition to set Super 16 format 1000 Zeiss 25mm T1.3 lens in addition to set Super 16 format 1500 Zeiss 50mm T1.3 lens in addition to set Super 16 format 1200 Zeiss 9.5mm T1.3 lens in addition to set Super 16 format 500 Zeiss 8mm T2.1 lens Standard 16mm 500 Angenieux 5.9 T1.9 lens Standard 16mm 500 Zeiss 10-100 T2 Mk2 zoom Standard 16mm 2200 Will bundle for a discount. Please email kennysule@gmail.com
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Selling my Cooke iPanchro/miniS4 Set. $40,000 6 Lenses: 18mm T2.8 25mm T2.8 32mm T2.8 50mm T2.8 75mm T2.8 100mm T2.8 Meticulously maintained by ZGC's Guy Genin ( ZGC owns Cooke so its factory maintenance) Mechanics, and optics like new. Very minor cosmetic wear. some info about these lenses: http://www.timurcivan.blogspot.com/2011/04/examination-of-lenses-part-ii-cooke.html
