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  1. On 02/04/2017 at 10:43 AM, airfox said:

    I have a Kowa B&H paired with a Voigtlander 40mm f/2, through the metabones speedbooster (ultra or xl??) onto the GH5. This set up on the GH4 caused no vignetting, On GH5 theres significant vignetting, i imagine its the "no crop" on the GH5. I would imagine this focal length would be fine. I tried turning off IBIS and that didnt help. When I create a new sequence, do i choose square pixels or anamorphic? when i choose ana now, it creates a really really wide frame. Thanks for any guidance!

     

    Hey Airfox, i have asked similar questions on here a few times and the answer can usually be found in Tito's caculator ... i keep forgetting to look myself.. had a look and your set up does vignette 

  2. 1 hour ago, Timotheus said:
    • yes its is fixed focus at 4m, there is also a 3m variant
    • if you mod it to infinity, then sharpness nearby suffers significantly. I would only suggest this if you want to use a single focus solution like Rectilux, Rangefinder or the new Aivascope (although that last one may not fit)
    • if you want to know how the lens works on different sensors, use Tito's calculator
    • you can use diopters to decrease the focus distance

    Would that be a short scope x 2 on the calculator?

  3. Greetings Anamorphic freaks, i have some questions about the Isco S8 2x Animex adapter.

    I have seen a little written about the focus and a infinity mod on here but wanted to clarify as i found one at not too bad a price

    Is it a fixed focus lens at 4M? If i do the infinity mod as shown on here does everything stay in focus within a certain range?

    Is it better left at 4M and used at that range?

    Does it suit the BMPCC and GH5 best because of its image size?

    Would a diopter help or is that pointless on a fixed focus lens if that is the case? ( like would you just change taking lenses and stay at a fixed distance )

    Thanks for your time guys, sorry for the noob questions 

     

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