The ZEISS IMS-2 LPL XD Adapter is a professional lens mount adapter designed for select ZEISS Supreme Prime and Supreme Radiance Prime lenses. It enables 18mm, 135mm, 150mm, and 200mm PL-mount lenses to be used on ARRI LPL-mount cameras while supporting both ZEISS eXtended Data (XD) and Cooke /i lens metadata transmission. The…
The ZEISS IMS-2 LPL XD Adapter is a professional lens mount adapter designed for select ZEISS Supreme Prime and Supreme Radiance Prime lenses. It enables 18mm, 135mm, 150mm, and 200mm PL-mount lenses to be used on ARRI LPL-mount cameras while supporting both ZEISS eXtended Data (XD) and Cooke /i lens metadata transmission. The adapter includes shims and an LPL rear cap for accurate installation and calibration.
The ZEISS IMS-2 LPL XD Adapter is a precision-engineered mount conversion solution that allows select ZEISS Supreme Prime and Supreme Radiance Prime lenses to be used on ARRI LPL-mount camera systems. Designed specifically for the 18mm, 135mm, 150mm, and 200mm focal lengths, the adapter enables seamless integration with large-format cinema cameras such as the ARRI ALEXA LF, ALEXA Mini LF, and other LPL-compatible digital cinema cameras.
A key advantage of the IMS-2 LPL XD Adapter is its support for advanced lens metadata communication. The adapter is compatible with both ZEISS eXtended Data (XD) and Cooke /i Technology, allowing real-time transmission of lens information to compatible camera systems and production workflows. This functionality supports modern visual effects, virtual production, lens mapping, and post-production applications.
Constructed from durable metal materials, the adapter is designed to meet the rigorous demands of professional cinema production. Included shims allow precise flange focal distance adjustments for optimal optical performance, while the supplied LPL rear cap helps protect the lens mount during storage and transport.
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