Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Film Camera
April 7th, 2009
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85mm f/1.4 T Zeiss Lens $1499.99 Key FeaturesSuperb Sharpness at Fully Open Aperture : In conjunction with the Super SteadyShot image stabilization system of the Sony (alpha) DSLR-A100 camera, this superb Carl Zeiss lens achieves pinpoint sharpness — even working with hand-held camera by available light.Excellent Contrast Reproduction : Precision optical design and advanced T coatings help to reduce flare and increase contrast.Smooth Backgrounds : Smooth, visually pleasing out-of-focus backgrounds give portraits and close-ups an extra dimension of beauty.Focus Hold Button : For full creative control, a focus hold button located on the lens can lock auto-focusing even in continuous advance mode — and focus lock can also be set on the spot-focus center frame area.Auto Clutch : In auto-focus mode, the manual focus ring does not rotate — and in manual focusing, you?ll have a solid, hands-on feel. |
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QuickCam Pro 9000 Web Camera (Carl Zeiss Optics and HD Video) $79.94 With razor-sharp HD video, Carl Zeiss optics with autofocus, and a 2-megapixel sensor, your world never looked better.Key Features:Set up. Sign up. SeeLogitech Video Call is free, fast, and easy for you and anyone you call. It sets up when you set up the webcam.Looking sharpYou?ll enjoy razor-sharp images – even in close-ups – thanks to our Carl Zeiss optics with premium autofocus.Raise the barYou?ll experience fluid, true-to-life widescreen video (720p) and snapshots at up to 8 megapixels.Packed with simplicity.Buy this on logitech.com and it is sent in a plain brown box — so your product can be simpler to take out and the box is simpler to recycle (where facilities exist). |
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24mm f/1.8 Carl Zeiss Lens – Order Yours Today! $999.99 Get what you want out of life – then take a picture of it. Enjoy jaw-dropping results with a Carl Zeiss Sonnar optical lens designed to capture life at its fullest. Get a Carl Zeiss Sonnar optical lens for rich imagery that will let you relive memorable moments with the clarity they deserve. The large f/1.8 aperture provides for excellent low-light sensitivity and depth-of-field, while a smooth and quiet AF is great for creating movies. An elegant aluminum alloy exterior with a quietly refined black finish is the perfect match for your E-mount camera. Opt for smooth manual focusing with DMF, or try defocusing the background with Circular Aperture for beautiful results. Carl Zeiss Sonnar optical design for superb image quality Large f/1.8 aperture for excellent low-light sensitivity and depth-of-field Smooth and quiet AF ideal for movie capture Elegant aluminum alloy exterior with refined black finish Smooth Manual Focusing w/ DMF Circular Aperture for beautiful defocusing of backgrounds Carl Zeiss Sonnar opticsThis is the first Carl Zeiss lens to be released in the Sony E-mount lineup, employing the legendary Sonnar optical design for standout image dimensionality and presence. Aspherical lenses located on either side of the aperture effectively compensate for distortion, while an ED element suppresses chromatic aberration. The overall result is excellent corner-to-corner sharpness even with the aperture wide open, for impressive overall resolution. Large f/1.8 apertureThe large f/1.8 aperture is an ideal choice for shooting interiors in low light, as well as for superb background defocusing. Despite being a wide angle lens, The SEL24F18Z allows for 1/4 macro shooting with accurate focus as close as 6.2 inches (16cm). The ability to get close to the subject enhances this lens’s ability to create beautifully defocused backgrounds while providing a strong sense of space. Smooth and quiet AF for videoLens operation is fast but at the same time smooth and quiet, minimizing noise and image jitter when shooting movies. A linear motor used for focus drive contributes to low-noise focus operation, while a stepping motor built into the lens provides smooth, quiet aperture actuation ideal for movie shooting. Circular ApertureThe SAL24F18Z features seven aperture blades that form a near circle. This result in a pleasing defocused circular effect on the background of your image when the aperture is set wide open. Direct Manual Focus Direct Manual Focus (DMF) allows for direct manual focusing after autofocus lock-on without having to switch modes. In cases where autofocus has trouble locking onto the subject, or when the user wants to focus at a specific point, this feature enables fast and easy fine-tuning. This can be particularly useful for portraits as well as macro shots in which depth of field can be extremely shallow. |
