Exciting Perspectives in Low Light Carl Zeiss presents the Distagon T* 2/25 ZE and ZF.2 moderate wide-angle lenses. The large image angle allows photographers to capture exciting perspectives. With its excellent imaging quality at all aperture settings, the lens flexes its muscles particularly for photo documentaries in interior rooms where space is at a premium, as well as for pictures of objects, architecture and landscapes. In many situations, a flash is an unwelcome feature - at family gatherings, in a museum or in a church for example. To capture the mood in such places, photographers gladly do without aggressive lighting and instead work with particularly high-speed lenses that enable short exposure times even under difficult lighting conditions. Highlights compared to lenses of competitors The outstanding correction of color aberration is extraordinary and provides images with particularly sharp contrasts without color fringes, even in areas of intensive light /shade intersections. The high speed allows photographs to be taken without a tripod, even in difficult lighting conditions. The lens is almost distortion-free. The modern floating elements design compensates aberrations of the Distagon T* 2/25 at different distance settings. This is accomplished by changing the axial distance of single lens elements or element groups to each other. The adjustment of the element distance is coupled to the distance setting so that it always results in the right correction. The mechanical design of these lens elements is very complex and the workmanship must be particularly exact – both specialties of Carl Zeiss.