
Henchman
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bmpcc 4k Suoer Takumar lenses and Jupiter 9
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I'm surprised not more than 300 people ordered these. Maybe once they're out there, and people see the results, more orders will come.
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I'm jealous. Waiting for my shipping notice
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I'm jealous. Waiting for my shipping notice
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Yes. The front. Loosen the guides and rotate the front to the left or right to fix focus.
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dr5chrome reacted to a post in a topic: ISCO ultra star - red - In pursuit of sharpness - A tutorial
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dr5chrome reacted to a post in a topic: Kowa B&H Close Focus Mod & other 'Tweaks'
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majoraxis reacted to a post in a topic: Development Update - AFX Focus Module For PBC
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Received notice they are shipping now. Very excited
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Yes, it does.
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ISCO ultra star - red - In pursuit of sharpness - A tutorial
Henchman replied to dr5chrome's topic in ANAMORPHIC
This is how you you do it on the gold Isco as well. What I dud was leave about an inch gap between the taking lens and scope. Just enough so I could get a, toothpick in one of the holes on the rear element. And I slightly turned it. -
I need to trade my voigtlander 40mm Ultron F2 EF mount lens for the same with Nikon mount.
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Spent time aligning the Isco. It's definitely sharper. Not as sharp as the B&h single focus though. Only downside with the B&h is i have to use a 50mm or more lens. The other 2 I can use my 40mm voigtlander. And the Isco can go to 35mm with the native 7artisans 35. But the artisan isn't terribly sharp itself. So I'm looking fur a 35mm mft pancake lense f2 or less With my.0.8x VD that gives me the equivalant of a 28mm
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Juank reacted to a post in a topic: Did a sharpness test with my ISco Ultra Star/Moller32x2/B&H Projection lens
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Emanuel reacted to a post in a topic: Did a sharpness test with my ISco Ultra Star/Moller32x2/B&H Projection lens
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So as I'm getting ready to start shooting my micro budget feature, I decided to do a final test between those 3 scopes and a Voigtlander 40mm F2 as taking lens, wide open at F2. Well, I was surprised. I used the cover of a book at 40 feet. The scope I expected to perform the worst, in fact was the sharpest of all three. I could read the title from 40 feet away. Here are the picture.
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Yes. And if the compression ring gets too damaged, o simply print a new one.
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The solution I have come up with, has the rear of the scope almost right up against the taking lens
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I use a vidadtlantic clamp with a 77mm step up ring. And i have 77mm rings for all my lenses. I then have made 3d printed compression rings for all my scopes. takes me no time to swap lenses or scopes. And the scopes stay aligned, because e never remove them form their rail mount.