Zeiss 100mm F/2 Makro Planar ZF MF Macro Lens

• The Makro-Planar T* 2/100 ZF is the first photo lens with ARRI/ZEISS Master Prime optics from Hollywood's movie industry, enabling exceptionally selective focusing. Far superior in optical performance, even wide open, from infinity to the close-focus limit at half life size. Optical system of fantastic performance and long life full metal precision mechanics. Compatibility of ZF Lenses: Nikon Nikkormat series, F, F2, F3, EL, FA, FE, FG, FM, FM2/A, FM3A; • You can use the Carl Zeiss ZF-lenses on these cameras without limitations. The aperture transfer works either with the AI lever or with the shank-coupling. Nikon F50, F55, F60, F65, F75, F80, F401, D50, D70, D70s, D80, D100, Kodak Pro 14n, Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro (cameras without AI lever) • While manual focus lenses (Carl Zeiss ZF-lenses) can be fitted to these cameras,the cameras will provide no metering to assist exposure. The cameras can be usedin manual exposure mode in conjunction with an external exposure meter. Nikon F70, F90/x, F100, F301, F501, F601, F801, F4, F5, D1, D1x, D1HF70, F90/x, F100, F301, F501, F601, F801, F4, F5, D1, D1x, D1H • Manual focus lenses (Carl Zeiss ZF-lenses) can be used on these cameras with limitations on exposure modes and metering options. With manual focus lenses onecan use the exposure modes A (aperture priority) and M (manual). For metering one can use centerweighted or spotmetering. Note that it may be necessary to activate a custom mode setting in order to use manual focus lenses on some of these cameras to allow the use of manual focus lenses, please check the camera instruction books for further information. Nikon F6, D200, D2 series; • By specifying lens data (focal length and maximum aperture) using the "Non-CPU Lenses" menu option, it is possible to access a variety of CPU lens functions when using a manual focus lens.