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10mm PL mount low-light?

michael zaletel

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Can anyone recommend a PL mount, 10mm super-wide-angle lens with the largest possible aperture for shooting indoors in low-light?

I apologize in advance if this has already been covered in another post.

-shooter
 
Custom made PL mount 10mm for F5.6
It's an orthographic projection glass.

Is there a link for this?

Honestly, I probably need F1.8-2.8 max. Is that possible? Doesn't have to be cheap. Looking for the best available 10mm F1.8 if it exists.

Someone explain if I'm missing something on this possibility.

-shooter
 
Is there a link for this?

Honestly, I probably need F1.8-2.8 max. Is that possible? Doesn't have to be cheap. Looking for the best available 10mm F1.8 if it exists.

Someone explain if I'm missing something on this possibility.

-shooter

There isn't commercial 10mm, F1.8 or T1.9.
You have to ask Nippon Kogaku or Carl Zeiss.
They make for scientific application.

closest one is: Zeiss makes 10mm T2.1 Arri Prime.
 
Kinoptik 9.8mm

Kinoptik 9.8mm

There is a 9.8mm/f1.8 Kinoptik that occasionally comes up on Ebay and some other places. Usually they are in Arri Standard mount and require an adapter. I have one (standard with an adapter) and have tested it on our Red. Works just fine, although certainly not as sharp as a modern zeiss or the like - just depends on what you need it for. It was used in the maze scene in the Shinning and a few other pretty well known examples.

Google it to find out more about the lens or search this forum. I think someone else may have posted some comments at some point...
 
Max it's not converted from a 16mm format, it's converted from a 16mm 35 format lens, then they add a aspheron type optical element.

Shooter should be around $100-175 a day
 
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