Hi, all!
Just thought I'd share some photographs that I took today with my Kowa 16-H, Mir-1B, Tokina ATX diopter, L.C.W. Fader ND MkII, Redstan clamp set and GH2.
Its just a sandcastle, I'm trying out some "professional" sandcastle building techniques, and it is actually quite fun.
I was extremely and pleasantly surprised at the image that came beaming through this lens combination. At 37mm, the Mir-1B is a perfect mate in terms of focal length for the Kowa 16-H, and as a lens, it is a Flektagon copy, so it distorts very little.
My Kowa has decently thick flares, classic blue from the light source and a lighter aqua blue secondary flare. The older Russian glass of the Mir-1B splashes the Kowa horizontal flares with some very warm, Lomo-esque ovals and big, faint blue rings sometimes seen from Panavision.
Kowa 16-H and Mir-1B
Started by
Caleb Genheimer
, Jul 29 2012 06:22 PM
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Posted 29 July 2012 - 06:22 PM
#2
Posted 31 July 2012 - 02:55 AM
Would love to see some video of this....
#3
Posted 07 August 2012 - 04:42 PM
Oh, there's plenty coming soon. I've got a short film that will be in the can by the end of this week that is shot on this lens excepting one scene where I was in a tent and used a 24mm to get wider. I'll certainly throw up a link on this thread once it is edited and on Vimeo.
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