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Couldn't believe it at first! Was back at home for the holidays looking through a box of old photo equipment in the basement when I stumbled upon a Iscorama! My grandfather gave me this box of lenses about 6-7 years ago... when I was just getting into filmmaking and didn't realize what anything was. Good thing I decided to rummage through it again over break! I'm new to anamorphics, but this is the pre 36 Isco right? The picture is kind of crappy, but the glass is perfect on the lens. Any tips for re-greazing these things? The focus is a bit slow... from old lubericants I'm guessing?

I'd be checking the other boxes for Hawk's. :)

Every anamorphic lover's fantasy...

Lucky f*cker... :)

http://www.amazon.com/RainbowImaging-Minolta-Adapter-Olympus-Panasonic/dp/B003GRHBEM

Still have mine in the back of the closet...

  No just buy the GH4 K instead!

A handy MLV How-To:

$5000 for shipping from Germany to the US seems legit :) Maybe he plans on hiring Elton John to swim it across the Atlantic wearing a pair of gold Speedos.

I just ordered 5mins ago with viabox.com Seems like a reliable source, read reviews many people had success with them

The Sony TV Zoom 12.5-75mm f/1.8 is a solid affordable zoom lens for the BMPCC. Minor vignette at 12.5mm but parfocal and infinity focus is possible. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=301053153746

Yes, easily. But your editing experience will might be a bit choppy if you try and edit directly off your HD. You should consider faster external storage using Thunderbolt.

That is damned cool - that sort of digital dirt. I always get something similar on my (analogue) films but much more... Brings some live into this clean digital world :) The rotating anamorphic is arty I think. I love the Moeller!