Uploaded February 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recently Megan had the opportunity to evaluate the intercut ability of a prime and zoom from the same line of lenses. She chose to test intercutting Zeiss Supreme Primes with Zeiss Cinema Zoom Lenses. In order to test, she decided to shoot a combination of skin tones and resolution charts, in order to analyze both the look, feel, resolution, and sharpness of the lenses.
To read the full post, visit our blog: abelcine.com/articles/blog-and-knowledge/tutorials-and-guides/shooting-with-zeiss-supreme-prime-and-zeiss-cinema-zoom-lenses
Editor's Note: At 1:40 the caption should read "ZEISS Supreme Zoom 28-80mm T2.9 (at 29mm)".
Recently Megan had the opportunity to evaluate the intercut ability of a prime and zoom from the same line of lenses. She chose to test intercutting Zeiss Supreme Primes with Zeiss Cinema Zoom Lenses. In order to test, she decided to shoot a combination of skin tones and resolution charts, in order to analyze both the look, feel, resolution, and sharpness of the lenses.
To read the full post, visit our blog: abelcine.com/articles/blog-and-knowledge/tutorials-and-guides/shooting-with-zeiss-supreme-prime-and-zeiss-cinema-zoom-lenses
Editor's Note: At 1:40 the caption should read "ZEISS Supreme Zoom 28-80mm T2.9 (at 29mm)".
