The ZEISS Interchangeable Lens Mount for CP.3 18mm T2.9 is a professional mount conversion kit designed specifically for the ZEISS CP.3 18mm T2.9 cinema lens. This kit enables conversion to the industry-standard ARRI PL mount and includes all necessary mounting hardware, precision color-coded shims for accurate flange focal distance…
The ZEISS Interchangeable Lens Mount for CP.3 18mm T2.9 is a professional mount conversion kit designed specifically for the ZEISS CP.3 18mm T2.9 cinema lens. This kit enables conversion to the industry-standard ARRI PL mount and includes all necessary mounting hardware, precision color-coded shims for accurate flange focal distance adjustment, and a rear lens cap, ensuring reliable performance and precise lens collimation for professional cinema productions.
The ZEISS Interchangeable Lens Mount for CP.3 18mm T2.9 provides cinematographers and rental houses with a convenient solution for adapting their ZEISS CP.3 cinema lens to the widely used ARRI PL mount standard. Designed specifically for the ZEISS CP.3 18mm T2.9 lens, this mount conversion kit allows users to expand compatibility across a wide range of professional cinema cameras while maintaining the optical precision and image quality expected from ZEISS lenses.
The kit includes all components required for the mount replacement process, including a robust metal ARRI PL mount, precision mounting hardware, a rear lens cap, and a complete set of color-coded shims. These shims enable fine adjustment of the flange focal distance, ensuring accurate focus calibration and optimal lens performance after installation.
Manufactured from durable metal materials, the mount delivers the reliability required for demanding production environments. While the mount exchange procedure is straightforward, professional installation by a certified lens technician is recommended to ensure proper collimation and maximum performance.
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