Guilherme Borges

Here's a test I did a while back. It was in extreme low light (for a GH4), so I had to shoot it wide open at f1.2, and the wide angle adapter I was just holding in my hand, bringing it closer or farther from the lens. I'm having trouble with making a housing for the wide angle adapter. Any suggestions?

Hey, guys! I've been trying for a while to work with an anamorphic adapter and stumbled upon the double-focus problem. I read all this topic and it seems like everyone has covered a lot of ground. I have a GH4 with Metabones (for FD lenses), a Kalart Victorscope 16mm x2 anamorphic lens (found it lost on ebay, never heard of this "brand") and will mostly be using it with a 50mm 1.4, 55mm 1.2 or 135mm 2.8. From all I've gathered here, it seems like the best option is to get an achromatic diopter and a wide angle adapter. I don't understand enough about optics (and have a very limited budget), so I'd like to know what would be the best option to make it work. I found a "SIOCORE 52mm achromatic +10 diopter lens" on ebay, and it looks like it isn't one of those macro close-up filters (plus, it's within the price range I can afford). As far as wide angle adapters go, I'm not sure which is the best option in terms of magnification: something closer to 0.4x or 0.8x, so there won't be any vignetting. Sorry for anything stupid I might have written. Still trying to fully understand this single focus process.