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The Aesthetic (part 2)


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1 hour ago, BTM_Pix said:

It certainly is, thanks for doing that.

Much appreciated.

I brought these images into Resolve and had a play, as well as some others I shot but haven't posted.

It seems that the squeeze factor might be slightly more than 1.25x in some shots.  I de-squeezed by just scaling around 0.75-0.8 vertically, and scaled the shots in post to match framing and got 1.388 on one and 1.276 on another.  So even applying a large pinch of salt as it wasn't locked off, the squeeze factor seems to be variable.  I wonder if this is distance related as perhaps the adapter moves the lens plane forward so that optically the position the camera sees from is moved forward a touch, as this would explain why the squeeze factor seemed to be more than advertised.

It seems it's also a skill to get it rotated exactly vertically (although the adapter itself is easy to use in this regard).

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