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I sell the Sankor 16F anamorphic lens, with case and cap. Also along with the lens I also sell the "clamp" to attach the lens to your lenses. The clamp has a 52mm filter thread. Also included with the lens is the 48mm-52mm step up ring. As you can see in the last photo, in the back of the lens there is a very small almost completely transparent mushroom, probably very simple to remove but that does not create any problem in the use of the lens. Inside the lens there are those few grains of dust, normal in lenses of this type, and even these, like the small mushroom, remain invisible during use. Externally, as seen in the photo, it has no sign, it is in perfect condition.

Price: £210

Hi, the lens as seen in the photos is in perfect condition. There is not the slightest sign either on the lenses or outside (no fungus, no dust, no scratches). I simply sell it for non-use and for change of equipment. Together with the lens I also sell the case shown in the photos, a 48mm-52mm step up ring and also the RAFCAMERA clamp, which has a 52mm rear diameter. Write to me privately for any information and to agree on the shipment.

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Does any of you have an anamorphic sankor 16f lens? I found It in a shop where i live for €120. In case you believe that using this lens with a Canon 518 super8 there would be too much vignetting or it would you be able to get a good result? The Canon lens has a focal length of 9.5 - 47.5mm and an outer diameter of 50mm

Does any of you have an anamorphic sankor 16f lens? In case you believe that, using this lens with a Canon 518 super8, there would be too much vignetting or it would you be able to get a good result? The Canon lens has a focal length of 9.5 - 47.5mm and an outer diameter of 50mm

On 7/23/2017 at 7:47 PM, Rudolf said:

Of course the mighty Iscorama 54 is the best bet for Super 8. It was built for that purpose. Works great with the high quality Schneider zooms you could find on many different Super 8 cameras especially the better ones (Leicina, Braun, Beaulieu, Movexzoom, Fujica ZC, Nikon, Canon). But this is quite expensive. I have another suggestion but I am not sure if this will work (I sold my Sankor 16F about 6 years ago...): The tiny and cheap Canon 310 XL-S is a great camera and has a very small zoom lens. This could reduce vignetting significantly. This could be a cheap alternative. Good luck!  

Did you ever use the sankor 16f with a super8 camera? I bought one and i would like to try It with my super8