Zeiss Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 2)

　Light though it may be, when

the load it places on the mount

is considered, a lens support is

necessary even for the LWZ.2. The

LWZ.2 lineup includes products for

the Micro Four Thirds mount, but

as I was unable to get my hands

on one at the time of writing, I

selected one with the PL mount

specification. For this shoot, I used

an original support system from

the equipment-rental house, as

well as a PL mount holder from

Anami Kaigai K.K. that unifies

the mount adapter and support

system. Both systems are available

with a 15 mm diameter rod, but

for the zoom lens I used 19 mm

diameter rod. I mounted the lens

with PL mount to Micro Four Thirds

mount conversion adapter with no

problems.

　This was my first time to try the

LWZ.2. My impression of the lens

quality was that it is closer to the

Compact Prime CP.2 than to the

Ultra Prime. I was pleased and

reassured to find that the lens

delivers the crisp, sharp image tone

I’ve come to know and love from

Carl Zeiss (Photos 2–4).

Photo 2: Shot with Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 (40 mm, T2.6). Naturally, the video was captured with no F-drop, and image quality was

consistent throughout the entire zoom range.

Photo 3: Shot with Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 (15.5 mm, T2.6). Fine details down to

the individual leaves are reproduced, and the image is overall clear and sharp, with

beautiful contrast.

Photo 4: Shot with Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 (15.5 mm, T4.0). Despite the low-contrast

conditions with the sun hidden behind a cloud, excellent contrast is expressed.

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Zeiss Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 Uživatelský manuál Strana 2