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[SOLD] Zeiss ZF.2 Duclos Cine-Modded 5 lens set in NYC

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These were my 'gimbal' lens set, used mostly to cut with CP.2s and ultraprimes.

It consists of:

— ZEISS ZF 18mm f3.5, Original Cost $1645
— ZEISS ZF 25mm f2.8, Original Cost $1254
— ZEISS ZF 35mm f2.0, Original Cost $1367
— ZEISS ZF MAKRO 50mm f2.0, Original Cost $1533
— ZEISS ZF 85mm f1.4, Original Cost $1533

ORIGINAL PRICE $7332

The 18 and 25 are great wides for gimbal operation, the 35 covers your 'medium', the 50 macro is a great product lens and the 85 is gorgeous for portraits.

All were declicked by duclos, all have gears from duclos, all have standard 80 fronts (including a stepdown on the 18) for matteboxes. A great set of glass. Paid over $7500 (ater shipping and a peli) for this set and had to wait for them to be worked on. Buy them now all together!

Looking for $4300.

any questions, feel free to ask!

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Hi Michael - I'm very interested in these. Two questions:

1. What mount do these have? I know they're the Nikons originally, but are they fitted with EF mounts?
2. Would you be open to selling them individually?

Thanks!
 
They are in F mount, which I found to be easier to adapt than ef; f can go to ef, mft and e pretty easily, while ef cannot go to f.

I would prefer to sell them as a set, but if others were interested in singles, I'd consider it.
 
these are now in EF with the RRM set-screw locking adapters on. Much better than the cheapie crap ones, but can still come off without getting fiddly with the original mount. some photos:

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