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It's all Samsung NX1 (except for a couple of  drone shots) with the Kinoseed bitrate hack (180mbs), using Andrew's Gamma DR profile. Lenses: Samsung 16-50 S, Rokinon 12mm and 85mm, plus some lensbaby. I used a couple LUTS by luts.iwltbap.com and FilmConvert in post. Filmed in 4K converted to ProRes for editing in Premiere. Yes, I know Premiere supports H.265, but I've had nothing but problems with H.265 files since the last update. Exported to 1080.

What's it about? 
What do you call a ghost town that still has people living there? This documentary is a peek into the world of some folks that live in what others call a "ghost town." Haunted kewpie doll, boot fence, dream cowboys, custom caskets, and stories of healing are all there in the Dreamworld.

Settings are almost by default, the only DR profile is active, WB auto, sharp, contrast, etc.. by default. NX1 is a real pleasure to work with picture-wise.
the light is inexpensive Amoran led.

Had an hour to run around, so did some more testing. All shot wide open, because why not:
 

Here is some street videography taken in cinemascope with SLR Magic anamorphot 1.33x-40. As you can see rack focus works good and is easy to do. The combo with the prime lens is quite compact and lightweight.
GH4 slow motion mode 1080p
SLR Magic anamorphot 1.33x-40
on Pentax 40mm f2.8 at f4
Hoya ND filters
music : Superpitcher "People"
Lumetri (SL Bleu Intense (Universal)) + slight levels corrections
Thanks to Andrew Chan from SLR Magic, Emmanuel, Tchie-Kung and Nina
 

(GEAR PORN ALERT!)

Could not help myself... Received this great new wooden handle from SmallRig today. Raw anamorphic aaton-style rack focusing all day now.

This video blows away anything posted yet for Aivascope. This is with his new variable diopter attached. I did not want to shoot anything else till I had one on as well.  
 

35NAP 2-2 (mod) | Helios 44-2 F:2 (VariND) | Sony A6300 (SLog3 | ISO800)
 

lomo 35mm fullframe )

Wonderful piece of anamorphic lens!
 

LMAO @ this. This was just a quick test video so I didn't invest much time looking for the perfect song to fit it. I agree that this was not the best choice but it ain't about the music anyway so..I chose this song since it was just a demo release that wouldn't bring me into trouble with copyright. 
Please don't insult the artist, James Fauntleroy, because he is a very talented songwriter behind many hits of Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé and more. 
I am aware of the shakiness, so I am looking for an affordable way to stabilize moving shots. maybe a monopod, yes. or a Gimbal.
THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK THO
TOOK SOME MORE TEST VIDEOS

Some quick and initial tests with my new system:
5D III (ML RAW) - Bolex 16/32/1.5x - Rectilux Hardcore DNA
 
 
 

The next step will be NXL EOS lens control.
My dream is get the Samsung NX1 like a Canon 1D X MKII... Just better!

a few of mine, taken at The Efteling - The Netherlands at January 1th 2017. Film in progress... Bolex 16/32/1.5x | Nikon 50mm f 1.8x pancake | Samsung NX1

almost every shot in Killing Them Softly

a few of mine, taken at The Efteling - The Netherlands at January 1th 2017. Film in progress... Bolex 16/32/1.5x | Nikon 50mm f 1.8x pancake | Samsung NX1

Thank you for your input,... just wondering how your 'bazooka' setup look like. Do you have a picture?

I use the EF version with my Kowa B&H housed in a Rectilux. performs well and keeps my anamorphic rig from looking like a bazooka.

Hello,
I have this exact Voigtlander 40mm Ultron, and have used it with anamorphic adapters. First, the lens is amazing by itself. One of my favorites. 
With anamorphics, in my experience, I haven't found it vignette free, if you're shooting on a full frame sensor. Anything smaller and you have a bit more flexibility but I've used SLR Magic Anamorphot and Kowa adapters and they both showed obvious corner darkness.

Just to butt in here for a second
I have just received an elmoscope 2 from jay
Great guy to deal with - very staright up and indeed generous
As they say on Ebay - would deal again A+++  lol
Steve

a few pictures today, https://www.flickr.com/gp/146257384@N08/b7Vf5y

Keep 'em coming!

Next up on the wishlist: a CoreDNA or Rangefinder ;-)
Playing with anamorphics can get expensive quickly, but your footage sure looks great!

Bolex, my lens for a lifetime.... another 40 years ;-) pictures taken in De Efteling - The Netherlands. Film follows. First picture is not sharp, the X-mas tree left is better.

still practising, hard to (double) focus in the mist 
 

still practising, hard to (double) focus in the mist