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Looking for one if anyone has it for sale 🙂

He sold it a few months ago.

He sold it a few months ago.

Looking nice! What's the taking lens and camera?

Sorry, it's no longer available ,left Facebook after its new rules, thanks for asking!

THREE FOCALS, a Seb Farges movie
with Cannelina model
This is a movie shot with three different focals from SLR Magic
Anamorphot-65 1.33x anamorphic adapter on the 50mm
Microprime Cine lens 50mm t1.2
Microprime Cine lens 24mm T2.8
all shot @t4 
Everything looks sharp, the anamorphic adapter too. 
The Cine lenses are a real pleasure to use, they are strongs and solids.
Double focusing with the Anamorphot is helped because of the calibration of the lens : for example when you are at 2 feet on the taking lens, you set the anamorphot at 2 feet.
The Anamorphot is vignetting a little with the 50mm, so some of the clips are cropped at 110%. It’s weight is quite light (780Gr) and it has the new high resolution coating.
Thanks to
Chloé, Mathieu, Andrew Chan from SLR Magic
music VSSP « Veiled"
shot with
Sony A7RII
4K 24P
with (sometimes) ND filter
in Bordeaux, France
 

5D3 / Helios 13 blades / Ikon 22/1.5x

What I usually do is to open the image in PS and stretch it down to 50% horizontally and the crop 50% top and bottom. That's it.
Beware that with most anamorphic lenses, when you focus at the closest possible distance (ie. 2m), the squeezing factor maybe reduced to lower than 2x, like 1.8x or so. So if you desqueeze your image by 2 times you might find that the people in the image look fatter than they should be.

The Isco Ultra Star should be a lot sharper. Maybe you got a bad copy that needed to be tuned up?

Quick comparison on Iscomorphot 16 variations for anyone interested. Best known and most common are the SC version with smaller rear element and amber coating and the MC version with bigger rear element and blueish/purple coating. But there are all kinds of variations 😉
1.) Iscomorphot 16 SC with more cone-like housing and rear thread exactly like Möller 32/2x, 34mm rear element diameter. This one has a front ring designed by Lucas Pfaff and produced by RAF that fits directly into HCDNA
2.) Iscomorphot 16 SC, common housing, purple coating, 34mm rear
See our lens test on this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME1p_z1TX40
3.) Iscomorphot 16 SC, common housing but large rear diameter, 42mm with purple coatings
4.) Well known Iscomorphot 16 MC, with large rear diameter (42mm) and blueish purple coatings. Primary flares are non-existent on this one but secondaries are still a lovely blue See Less
 

Sharp and Anamorphic usually don't go well together 🙂
If you're looking for a sharp, single focus, compact anamorphic lens, you may try the Aivascope 1.5x.
For 16 and 16mm, I'm not sure if I have ever seen an Iscomorphot 16 2x before. All I've seen are labelled as Iscormorphot MC 16mm 2X just like the one you bought.

Daniel Autenrieth posted this on the Anamorphic Shooter group.

 
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10158722284170792&set=gm.4014224048589203

EUR 211 is a good price despite some fungus it won't affect the IQ.
It's a sharp lens, not so wide but so sharp. If you were looking for the Iscomorphot 8/1.5x as well, this one is a lot sharper but without builtin single focus.
It won't give any flares natively but a UV filter should help you add some flares.
Happy shooting!

I didn't know the Zeiss Ikon 22/1.5x has single focus built-in! Lovely images too!

I didn't know the Zeiss Ikon 22/1.5x has single focus built-in! Lovely images too!

Check the Anamorphic Shooters group on Facebook. Someone might sell theirs if you offer the right figures. The last time I saw one of them got sold for almost two grands.
Keep in mind that you'll need the FVD-35A to avoid vignetting.

It has rear size of 30mm with 0.5mm pitch. And a single focus anamorphic lens adapter. You'll need a single focus adapter or double focus it.

Just got one today. Looking to get a proper clamp for mine.

 
I found this on the Anamorphic Shooter group on FB. It doesn't seem to be the one from Rapido. Looks more like redstan but I don't recall if redstan made any of these.

Just got one today. Looking to get a proper clamp for mine.

 
I found this on the Anamorphic Shooter group on FB. It doesn't seem to be the one from Rapido. Looks more like redstan but I don't recall if redstan made any of these.

Just got one today. Looking to get a proper clamp for mine.

 
I found this on the Anamorphic Shooter group on FB. It doesn't seem to be the one from Rapido. Looks more like redstan but I don't recall if redstan made any of these.

Nice and sharp!
I have one on the way but the shape isn't as good as yours. These are really nice gems!

After many years, I found one on eBay again https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wide-Screen-super-MAGNUM-Anamorphic-Lens-super-rare-1-5x-made-in-ENGLAND/254194573211?hash=item3b2f2d5f9b:g:uYAAAOSwKEhchA5h
Actually, I was surprised to see myself replying this thread in 2013. I didn't' realize that at first LOL

I'd rent a set instead.

hello everyone -
i would like to share some informations with you:
i´ve got an isco pre36 lens. and i always had problems with these "undefined" flairs in case of straight spotlight into the lens.
the isco is based on a 35 mm nikon lens (aps-c sensor). i found a way to eleminate theses "false flairs", like hans punk described it:
i cut out masks with differnt innercircle sizes: from 17-30 mm (see photo) and found out that 21mm inner circle diametre is the perfect compromise between getting rid of the problem and not loosing to much light on the sensor.
here is a little trick: i found out that the old arriflex-lenscap from the bajonett mount (backside of the lens) fits perfectly on the pre 36. i screwed a hole with a diametre of 21 mm in ....here is the result:
 
 

Would be awesome if Veydra makes some Anamorphic lenses for S35 sensor.