Olle Agelii
Well-known member
- Joined
- Apr 24, 2007
- Messages
- 98
- Reaction score
- 0
- Points
- 6
- Location
- Gothenburg, Sweden
- Website
- www.kosmopol.eu
6800 Euro
All in excellent condition, optically and mechanically. They have been used with great care since the Red One days and have been part of many documentaries, music videos, commercials, tv shows, shorts and feature films. Sadly, the time has come to let them go, since I do more and more gimbal work and mostly use lighter lenses.
The RED Pro Primes have a very sharp and crisp look, practically no breathing and extremely good close focus. Great for studio and green screen work. If you’re looking for affordable high quality lenses and don’t mind the weight and size, these are the lenses for you.
I’m located in Gothenburg, Sweden. You are welcome to come here to have a closer look and try them out. If not, I’d be happy to send them with the appropriate shipping method. Any shipping and insurance costs will be paid by the buyer.
Details:
T Stop: 1.8
Mount: Arri PL
Scale: Metric
Front Diameter: 110mm
Serial Numbers:
25mm PM0250065
35mm PM0350082
50mm PM0500108
85mm PM0850056
100mm PM1000089
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Some comments from Evin Grant’s SALT test:
Evin Grant:
The RPPs are great, they are extremely sharp and have a very nice image fall off, very little breathing and extremely even field illumination. The trade offs are weight and average CA performance (On par with Ultras but better than S4s).
Brooke Willard:
So overall impressions of the RPPs? They're pretty great lenses. For $20,000, they're nuts…/ /...You're looking at an unbelievable set of lenses for $20,000. Chances are that if they seemed like the set for you yesterday, they're probably still the set for you today.
Matt Uhry:
Red's primes T1.8, performance wise basically in league with the Ultra Primes, which is very good. They punch well beyond their price category…/ /...They appear to be very nicely made, and finished. good feel on the focus and no observable backlash or image shift.
David Mullen:
The Red Pro Primes, to me, seem like the most bang for your buck in terms of cost-to-quality ratio. They seem just like lens sets that cost three or four times as much.
[They] were generally excellent, I mean, scary-good for the most part. They seemed a bit on the cool side, more like Zeiss than Cooke in that regards.
http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?31477-SALT-Results-
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Contact me for more details and more pictures!
All in excellent condition, optically and mechanically. They have been used with great care since the Red One days and have been part of many documentaries, music videos, commercials, tv shows, shorts and feature films. Sadly, the time has come to let them go, since I do more and more gimbal work and mostly use lighter lenses.
The RED Pro Primes have a very sharp and crisp look, practically no breathing and extremely good close focus. Great for studio and green screen work. If you’re looking for affordable high quality lenses and don’t mind the weight and size, these are the lenses for you.
I’m located in Gothenburg, Sweden. You are welcome to come here to have a closer look and try them out. If not, I’d be happy to send them with the appropriate shipping method. Any shipping and insurance costs will be paid by the buyer.
Details:
T Stop: 1.8
Mount: Arri PL
Scale: Metric
Front Diameter: 110mm
Serial Numbers:
25mm PM0250065
35mm PM0350082
50mm PM0500108
85mm PM0850056
100mm PM1000089
_________________________________________________________________
Some comments from Evin Grant’s SALT test:
Evin Grant:
The RPPs are great, they are extremely sharp and have a very nice image fall off, very little breathing and extremely even field illumination. The trade offs are weight and average CA performance (On par with Ultras but better than S4s).
Brooke Willard:
So overall impressions of the RPPs? They're pretty great lenses. For $20,000, they're nuts…/ /...You're looking at an unbelievable set of lenses for $20,000. Chances are that if they seemed like the set for you yesterday, they're probably still the set for you today.
Matt Uhry:
Red's primes T1.8, performance wise basically in league with the Ultra Primes, which is very good. They punch well beyond their price category…/ /...They appear to be very nicely made, and finished. good feel on the focus and no observable backlash or image shift.
David Mullen:
The Red Pro Primes, to me, seem like the most bang for your buck in terms of cost-to-quality ratio. They seem just like lens sets that cost three or four times as much.
[They] were generally excellent, I mean, scary-good for the most part. They seemed a bit on the cool side, more like Zeiss than Cooke in that regards.
http://reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?31477-SALT-Results-
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Contact me for more details and more pictures!
