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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Filed under: Cameras •Hardware •NAB 2010 •NAB 2010 Production •Production •

NAB Pix: Lenses

Adam Wilt | 04/21

New glass, new mounts, anamorphics, and a relay lens.

Schneider Optics Cine Xenar PL-mount prime.

Band Pro had these Cine Xenars on display, next to the new Summicrons. Like the Zeiss Compact Primes, the Xenars are low-cost (by cine standards) cine lenses with differing maximum apertures. A set of five Xenars, from 25mm to 95mm, will set you back €15,000.

Click here to see more of Adam’s pictures and comments about lenses at NAB 2010.

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