yannis.zach

Well, that's very "theoretically". I own both, and both start to vignette around 50mm on full frame. :P

I agree, I bought the dell myself and a color munki. It's a decent poor man's grading setup if calibrated correctly.

I shot this music video for The Fold using the GH3, and a couple of car exterior shots with the Blackmagic Pocket Camera.
 
https://vimeo.com/76622768
 
 
Lenses: Panasonic 12-35 2.8, Rokinon 35 & 85. Black Pro Mist 1/4 filter on most shots.
 
I used an Ice Light for a couple of shots where I had no access to power, and it totally screwed me. Check out the motel scene, and  you will notice rolling bands. I later figured out if the intesity of the light wasnt at 100 then it created the bands.
For the most part I was totally pleased with the GH3, especially with the 60p.
 
 

Don't buy a TV. The Dell UltraSharp series are great. Covers a huge range of color gamut. They're screen doesn't glare, and the viewing angles are superb.

Why not buy a good TV for video editing. TVs are made for showing video.

Thanks Yiannis

Nice job!

Hey,
 
Just though I'd share a few shots from my trip to the Lake District last week. Such a cool place.
Taken w/ Canon 5D Mark ii, Sankor 16C, Jupiter 9
 
http://www.eoshd.com/comments/gallery/album/117-anamorphic-lakes/
 
:)
 

one solution is the Kipon adaptors, the other is to convert your rear FD element I think, but maybe someone else knows better.

Hello fellow optical connoisseurs,

 
I got the 85mm f1.2 canon on a lens binge today, and nowi am wondering how to adapt it on a canon mark 3.

Does anyone know the lens? It needs a converter (FD lens to EF body), but as i read on, it seems the lens loses its infinity focus, and i don’t know if it even shows any vital marks when on the camera.There are some limitations that seem to be very serious ones.

 
I am using it only on manual mode and for video.

Does anybody own the lens, can you please recommend any good adaptors? Has anyone shot any video with it?

 

Thank you very much for your time


p.s don’t drink and lens

Zeiss 63/2x is sure for keep; Kiptar and Sankor, too. Rectimascopes are OK, especially smaller ones (48/2x), about B&L and meopta can't tell.

2 x Red Epic Dragons
1 x Kowa anamorphic set
Massively impractical, completely pointless and it will probably bankrupt you. Might be fun though. :)

Or just keep the money, move to Cuba and change your name to Miguel.

if you are desperate and want a quality original over china copy i will have some more achromatic close up lens in 2 weeks.
+1 doublet 82mm
+0.25 doublet  82mm
 
+1 is older more classic design single coated slight yellow tint match iscorama well as it is classical recipe it is heavy ish.
the + 0.25 the glass has been made super thin to cut down on weight.
both have been designed to offer  achromatic correction covering 5d size sensor.
 
end of feb i will also have some +0.65  76mm new doublets
 
 
new original designs
 
price alas is gonna be at least £350 sterling.
each batch is only 8 pieces

It varies depending on how much needs doing - but mine cost US$225+postage and there was also a tax charge. It's definitely worth it!!!

remember tommy a long time ago i told you some info about time and promises above all bad excuses.
you are in the time vortex 8 months 10 months.
paying up front speeds the process up
not.
i told ya so all those months ago.
just sayin

never believe a man that has your money and your iscorama.
 
as my dad once never said to me.
son dontes you ever let a man 
hold yer balls and yer wallet at the same time.
 
WELCOME 2
diemonland
you have entered the time loop into the infinite.
some people die waiting i hope your young and spunky : )
time runs but in vandiemen land it is still.

Hi Sebastien and congratz for the short clip shot with omd m5 and your nice anamorphic combo. I also have an omd m5 and i am looking forward to make myself a combo like yours. I am comming from a country with no anamorphic lens on market and my only chance is to try and find a good oportunity on the ebay market. I am also veru new to this king of lenses and i am not sure what to look for.
Would you be nice and tell me some tips for that, please?
First of all, how much is the budget for a combo like this and how do i start with?
there is any other place, except ebay, where i can find this combo?
 
Thank you very much for your answer and a happy new year for everyone on the forum.
 
P.S. and please excuse my english, i am still learning.
 
cheers.

One week with
Sony A7 24P
Bolex anamorphot sytem moler 16/32/1.5X anamorphic lens
Photography here : flickr.com/photos/43243778@N04/sets/72157638698522816/
Nikon 50mm f1.8 E Serie always btw f1.8 and f4
No diopter except on the last shot, achromat +3
Novoflex adapter, Red Stan adapter
ND Cokin variable filter from 3:28 to the end (higher shutter speed before, then 1/50)
Grey/pink clips at the begining taken with OM-D E-M5 and baby Hypergonar

Thank you everybody for contributing and helping me out! I finally got my first anamorphic a Sankor 16C,I think it fits my style and limitations.
Its a light lens, that i will pair with a 135mm pentacon on my FF. Hopefully i will be able to shoot handheld, 2x, and start my journey to the anamorphic world.
Have a great Christmas
love
c.

I know there are many lens flare tests on Vimeo & YouTube, but I was impressed with how the Proskar did with the Auto Takumar and I wanted to share my short test.  
 
http://vimeo.com/62594566

Took mine already,
Thank you very much Andrew!

More samples from this morning :)
 

 

 

 

 

 

From this morning :)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More samples : :)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SAMPLES !
Sony A7 + Novoflex adapter ring + Nikon 50mm E Serie f1.8 + Redstan clamp + Bolex System Moler 16/32/1.5X anamorphic lens
 
More samples and larger on my Flick'r :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/43243778@N04/sets/72157638698522816/
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I've just received the final version of the SLR Magic 17mm T1.6 !
 
FULL RESOLUTION ON MY FLICK'R
http://flic.kr/s/aHsjP5jhLd

Here is a sample at full aperture on OM-D E-M5  :) (first in small version, second in full)