SOLD Super Rare Anamorphic Zeiss - Single Focus like the iscorama 1.5x :)

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JorgeDeSilva

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Hey guys! I have a little gem with me, its super rare, and as far as I know only a few number of persons have this lens.

It's a Zeiss Ikon Anamorphot, its as the same base as the baby iscorama, but with zeiss coatings. The big difference between this Zeiss and the Iscomorphot is that the iscomorphot only starts to be sharp above f5.6 to f8.
The zeiss is good already at f2.8, is really good at f4 ans super sharp at f5.6.
The flare is organic, like the old panavisions.

1.5x compressin ratio = 2.66.1 Cinemascope. Single focus (and super smooth), main lens to infinity and you focus with the anamorphic. With a 0.8mm cinema lens gear from shoot35. (best gears around for me).

Lens condition is great for its age, it even comes with original box. On the glass in the back the coating as some marks, but does not affect the image.

I will probably regret selling this lens, but I need to invest in some expensive glass, and this will help.

ZeissIkonAnamorphot1.5x_01.jpgZeissIkonAnamorphot1.5x_02.jpgZeissIkonAnamorphot1.5x_03.jpg

Whats included: Anamorphic + Lens gear + Redstan Clamp!!!


Price... that's a good question. I kinda payed a lot already for it, so I will put the base price around 900 USD O.B.O. (if someone trows more money above another offer) + 28 Shipping worldwide registered/tracking.


All the offers by message please!

If I didn't get any deal here,the lens will go to ebay into an auction, and probably be sold by a lot more.

Best,
JDS


I will upload some examples by request.
 
Looks like a gem indeed :)

What is the needed filter size of the front lens that can mount onto the clamp?
Also, are the coating marks purely on the surface? The marks look 'webby', almost fungus-like but of course I may be wrong.
 
Looks like a gem indeed :)

What is the needed filter size of the front lens that can mount onto the clamp?
Also, are the coating marks purely on the surface? The marks look 'webby', almost fungus-like but of course I may be wrong.

49mm filter ring! Kinda rare in this type of lenses too. I use normally 49 to 77 to my filters ;)
The marks are there, but nothing is visible on the footage. I's so rare to find a lens like this so. I'm still debating to myself, if I will really sell it... :/
 
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