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Schneider-Kreuznach welcomes new trainees. In addition to the familiar technical apprenticeships, we are once again offering training in commercial professions.
Learn moreThe three lenses combine the optical design principle of the Componon lenses with the robust and stable mechanics of the Schneider-Kreuznach C-Mount lenses.
Learn moreThe new Xenon-Jade series is a set of high-end lenses developed with focus on the new sensors like the Sony’s Pregius S™ -Generation 4
Learn moreSchneider-Kreuznach is expanding its B+W Filter range with the new Basic filter line and starting it with circular polarizing filters, which are now available.
Learn moreOur True-Streak® filter series continues to grow! After the True-Streaks® have won the Pro Moviemaker "Gear of the Year Award" in the category "Best Lens Accessories" for the third time in a row, Schneider-Kreuznach is expanding the series by adding the color indigo.
Learn moreFor the third time in a row, the readers of the well-known film magazine "Pro Moviemaker" awarded Schneider-Kreuznach's True-Streak® filter series with the "Gear of the Year Award" in the category "Best Lens Accessory".
Learn moreSchneider-Kreuznach’s True-Streak® filters that mimic anamorphic-style optical streaks were used during this year’s “Big Game” halftime show to create dramatic lighting effects.
Learn moreSchneider-Kreuznach is pleased to present the new BP 850-80 HT infrared filter as an addition to its range of bandpass filters.
Learn moreThe resolution of modern sensors is increasing with every generation. Pixels are getting smaller and while the sensor itself is getting bigger. It shows that the standard C-Mount is too small to provide a high image quality over the whole sensor size.
Learn moreFilters play an important part in an imaging system. They block unwanted wavelengths and troublesome surrounding light, while selected wavelength ranges are transmitted at a high percentage.
Learn moreThe variable neutral density effect is achieved by stacking highly neutral grey polarizing filters within a filter cell and rotating them to block the desired amount of light.
Learn moreDr. Wolfgang Ullrich took over as CEO of Jos. Schneider Optische Werke GmbH on 1 April 2020. The group intends to continue its strategic focus on industrial applications, cine and photo optics.
Learn moreThe readers of film magazine Pro Moviemaker awarded Schneider-Kreuznach with the Gear of the Year Award for "Best Lens Accessory" for the True-Streak Filter. "The Schneider Group is delighted to receive this award and want to thank Pro Moviemaker and its valued readers for this honor. We strive to provide filmmakers with outstanding tools so they can tell their stories in unique and exciting ways," says Piet Thiele, Product Manager of Cine Optics at Schneider-Kreuznach.
Learn moreThe filters in the new T-Pro range from B+W are designed with a thinner profile in response to the trend towards ever-compacter camera equipment.
Learn moreEffective December 16, 2019, Stuart Singer starts as Chief Executive Officer of Schneider Optics Inc., the US subsidiary of Schneider-Kreuznach.
Learn moreSchneider-Kreuznach is introducing its first Full Spectrum Graduated Neutral Density filters.
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