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    Gentlemen,
    I have a NEAR MINT SET OF ZEISS DIGIPRIMES in Bmount plus a Zoom for sale.
    They go as follows 5mm 7 10 14 20 28 40 70mm Plus a 6 - 24mm Zoom.
    All come with a collimator.
    I am selling for Circa £19,500 [$29,000usd] Make a sensible offer.
    I will pay a finders fee of £500 [ $750usd.] for any contact that leads to a sale.
    I have pictures but only upon application thro' Reduser or to my PM at
    Tonycovell@talktalk.net Based London.
    Lets do Biz!
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    Dumb Question for you - what kind of image circle do these project (like maybe close to 22mm? - if so could be a good set for the BMCC or another smaller image circle camera like gh2 in crop mode) Are they made to work with a prism camera or a single sensor convergence?) - just trying to help you suss options for where they could be used.
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    There is an adapter (abakus maybe???) to put these 'prisim assuming' lenses on a single chip camera. They will cover 2k on Scarlet but not sure beyond that...

    they are arguably some of the most advanced lenses every produced and a small set would cost me alot to hire a few years back... check out Zodiac for the quality they could muster through a prisim onto a 2/3 inch chip... the wides where especially standout. The price is really cheap but buying them means you should have a 2/3 inch camera... or job that you want to get the best out of a 2/3inch camera OR you want to gamble that 2/3 will come back.

    A happy owner operator with a Sony 9000pl or F23 should jump at these...

    Tony is a good guy and a very safe person to deal with!

    Michael
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    Thanks for that Michael,
    You are correct and I had a chat with Abekus on the subject and they reccomend the adaptor 200 model that they manufacture. Costs about £1500 and you turn the lenses into T2.5 AND they cover full 35mm format in a PL mount when used.
    Not a bad deal for modern sensor cameras; that drops about one ISO? If you work at T2.5.
    Sounds like a good deal for an old film guy like me. Thats a whole stop loss.
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    Might be a great partner for the BMCC camera with an Abekus intermediary ;) or a Scarlet or Epic for that matter.
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    hiya tony try lori carson at broadcast video warehouse .
    she casts a pretty big net , sales wise and people trust her alot.
    i wonder if her commission would be similar to your finder fee.
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    Hi Dan, Thanks for that. I think there is more than a good chance having compared S16 and BMCC frames sizes that most S16mm lenses will cover the BMCC area. Only problemo is an adaptor for that camera.
    However; maybe somebody is still shooting on HD. I know UK Dramas and Docco's are.
    This is a very realistic price to clear.
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    Good idea thanks.
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