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Selling: Kowa for Bell & Howell 2x anamorphic adapter. Comes with it's bag, and a few additions such as: - 5 Diopters (Closeup, +1,+2,+4,+10) Vintage Vivitars - Redstan clamp - Clamp for front lens element (Allows diopter attachments) - 4 Various thread mounts to fit the 56mm tread on the Anamorphic (52, 54, 55, 56) Photos are what you'll be purchasing, and further below are images I took with this lens on a film (used on a Bmcc2k) Also, if you want to see how this lens flares, check out the trailer (There may be a few flares) MAKE ME AN OFFER. Serious buyers only.

Hello, I have a question for you guys, perhaps you could answer a few of mine? TO skip the introduction, go straight to my Number Listings below... First of all, I don't own an anamorphic lens, and have only read how they work and varies things. I'm about to do direct a film of mine, and I want this anamorphic look for specific scenes. (Which, I'd like to buy one for this project) So, I'll be shooting on a Blackmagic, which is Micro Four Thirds. I've read a bit about Anamorphic filters, (being the isco 2x, isco 1.75, Howell & Bell, other brands and aspect ratios, ect...) and I've read about the actual ANAMORPHIC lenses, (such as ISCORAMA, ect) following me? I honestly don't know where to go for what. If I'm shooting at 2k Res, I'd like a SHARP image, which I overheard ISCORAMA is good for that, and I also want to be able to rack focus. Can this NOT be done on a filter? (and WHAT is a filter?) is a filter just a projection lens? Madness... So that's a big clunky few paragraphs full of statements of my knowledge leading up to my question. To put it simply 1. What's a good sharp anamorphic lens that I could still find and buy that rack focus's ? 2. Do the filters not rack focus? 3. Are filters merely projections lenses? 4. If anamorphic LENSES are too expensive, which filter SHOULD I get?