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ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 Lens

The Zeiss 100mm T1.5 is a 100mm f/1.5 cinema lens designed for PL Mount mount cameras. Check GearFocus for current availability, with buyer protection on every purchase.

ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 Lens

ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 Lens

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Lens Overview — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

The ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 is a full-frame cinema prime lens built around a PL Mount and designed for the demands of professional motion picture production. With a maximum aperture of T1.5, it delivers strong low-light performance and the kind of shallow depth of field that cinematographers rely on for visually compelling imagery. The lens covers a full-frame sensor format, making it suitable for modern large-format cinema cameras.

Focusing is entirely manual, which is standard practice in professional cinema workflows where follow focus systems and focus pullers handle critical focus control. The lens sits in the standard focal length range at 100mm, making it a versatile choice for portrait-style coverage, close-up character work, and medium telephoto compositions. Weighing 1.6kg, it has a substantial but manageable build consistent with professional cine prime sets.

The 95mm filter thread size accommodates a wide range of cinema accessories. Image stabilization is not present, which is typical for cinema primes intended for use on stabilized rigs or gimbals. Overall, the Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 represents a well-specified PL mount prime suited to full-frame cinema production.

Key Features — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

T1.5 Maximum Aperture: An exceptionally wide aperture allows for shallow depth of field and strong low-light performance without additional lighting.

Full-Frame Coverage: Covers full-frame and large-format cinema sensors, making it compatible with cameras like the ARRI ALEXA LF and Sony VENICE.

PL Mount: Industry-standard cinema lens mount ensures direct compatibility with professional camera systems from ARRI, RED, and Sony.

100mm Focal Length: A standard-to-telephoto perspective well suited to portrait framing, close-up character work, and compressed medium shots.

Manual Focus Design: Smooth, precise manual focus ring built for repeatable focus pulls when used with follow focus systems and dedicated focus pullers.

95mm Front Diameter: Standardized front diameter accommodates a wide range of cinema matte boxes, filters, and accessories.

Lens Specifications — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

Zeiss 100mm T1.5 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesVideo / Cinematography
Lens TypeCine
FormatFull Frame
Zoom/PrimePrime
Focal Length100mm
Maximum Aperturef/1.5
Camera SystemCinema / Video
Lens MountPL Mount
AutofocusNo
Focus TypeManual
Image StabilizationNone
Filter Thread95mm

Description — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

The ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 is a professional cinema prime lens designed for full-frame sensor coverage and built around the industry-standard PL Mount. With a maximum aperture of T1.5, it is well-suited for low-light cinematography and achieving controlled depth of field in narrative and commercial production contexts. The lens operates with manual focus, placing it firmly in the professional cinema category where precise focus control via dedicated follow focus systems is the norm.

Weighing 1.6kg, it has a solid, production-ready build while remaining manageable across extended shooting days. The 95mm filter thread ensures broad compatibility with cinema matte boxes and filter accessories used on professional sets. Classified as a standard focal length prime within the Cinema / Video camera system category, the 100mm focal length makes it a strong option for close character coverage and medium telephoto work.

Image stabilization is not included, consistent with lenses intended for use on stabilized camera support systems.

Pros — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

  • ✓Wide maximum aperture of T1.5 enables strong performance in challenging low-light shooting conditions
  • ✓Full-frame lens format ensures coverage for large-format cinema sensor systems
  • ✓PL Mount compatibility integrates directly into professional cinema camera ecosystems

Cons — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

  • ✗No image stabilization, requiring external stabilization solutions for handheld or moving shots
  • ✗Manual focus only — no autofocus option for operators who may need it in documentary or hybrid contexts
  • ✗At 1.6kg, the lens adds meaningful weight to a cinema rig build

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Frequently Asked Questions — Zeiss 100mm T1.5

What camera mount does the ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5 use?+
The lens uses a PL Mount, which is the standard mount found on professional cinema cameras. This is the only mount configuration listed in the specifications.
Does this lens cover full-frame sensors?+
Yes, the lens format is specified as Full Frame, meaning it is designed to cover full-frame cinema sensors without vignetting.
Is autofocus available on the ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5?+
No. The lens is manual focus only, with autofocus listed as not available. This is consistent with professional cinema lens design, where manual focus control via follow focus systems is the standard approach.
What is the filter thread size on this lens?+
The filter thread size is 95mm, which is a common size in professional cinema production and compatible with a wide range of matte boxes and filter systems.
How heavy is the ZEISS Supreme Prime 100mm T1.5?+
The lens weighs 1.6kg according to the specifications. This is within the typical range for professional cinema primes and should be factored into rig balancing when planning a camera build.
Does the lens have image stabilization?+
No, image stabilization is listed as None in the specifications. Stabilization for handheld or moving camera work would need to be handled externally through gimbals, steadicam systems, or other rig-based solutions.

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