ARRI Master Prime Lens 65mm/T1.3 Feet Scaleproduct description
Cinematic Excellence with the ARRI Master Prime 65mm
The ARRI Master Prime 65mm/T1.3 represents the pinnacle of optical engineering, bridging the gap between technical precision and creative freedom. Co-developed by ARRI and ZEISS, this lens delivers a level of performance that surpasses standard speed primes, offering filmmakers the ability to capture stunning imagery in even the most challenging lighting conditions.
Unrivaled Optical Performance
Engineered for high-resolution cinematography, the Master Prime series eliminates common optical artifacts. With virtually no geometric distortion and dramatically reduced flare, your images remain crisp and true to life. The 65mm focal length provides a natural perspective, while the fast T1.3 aperture allows for shallow depth of field and exceptional low-light capability.
Superior Contrast: High resolution and contrast across the entire frame.
Zero Breathing: Focus pulls remain stable without distracting shifts in focal length.
ZEISS Engineering: Precision manufacturing ensures consistent color and quality across the series.
Experience the ARRI Master Prime 21mm/T1.3. Co-developed by ZEISS, this lens offers unmatched resolution, zero distortion, and exceptional low-light speed.
Experience the ARRI Master Prime 12mm/T1.3. A high-speed wide-angle lens co-developed with ZEISS, offering zero distortion and superior low-light performance.
Experience the ARRI Master Prime 27mm/T1.3. A high-speed lens co-developed by ZEISS, offering zero distortion, no breathing, and superior optical contrast.
The ARRI Master Prime 75mm/T1.3 delivers elite optical performance, high resolution, and zero distortion. Co-developed by ZEISS for professional cinema.
Experience the ARRI Master Prime 150mm/T1.3. Co-developed by ZEISS, this high-speed lens offers unrivaled resolution, zero distortion, and no lens breathing.
Experience the ARRI Master Prime 14mm/T1.3. Co-developed by ZEISS, this high-speed lens offers zero distortion and superior resolution for cinematography.