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I received a split diopter to try out but it is different. It has an entire coverage of glass except for a narrow band running through the center. "Center field split diopter." It's a 67mm filter so the actual glass is 62mm and the gap of no glass is 11mm wide. After seeing a few demonstrations like this video I am tempted to remove one section of glass so I have approximately a 50/50 coverage diopter like the demonstrated one. I can imagine more situations where half and half would be called for. The gap in the middle of mine only suited playing with softening and flaring candle flames while leaving the candle in focus. Also for creating light/dark bands of light falling over the scene depending on the source of light's angle and distance.

Is this New York?

I adapted this lens to a Micro Four Thirds camera, thinking that the sensor size would be about equal to 16mm... I was way off 🤦 All I see is a circle with the image really small in the middle. Sadly I didn't notice the comments section (about using a crop mode in the Sony cam). My camera doesn't offer this feature 😭

color paper is Tungsten balanced with high UV and IR sensitivity so you will need a good UV filter. The Blue is about ISO 100, the Red is about ISO 25. wratten 85 filters // cine CTO terminology get you started. color paper in enlarger expects to be printed at approximate 40Red (that orange mask look) which is 40M+40Y. search on wratten 85 filters for a range of them.

I have this lens with a C mount and "dogfinder" (it was used with a non-reflex Frezzi LW-16 news camera similar to the CP 16). I bought an E mount adaptor to try to use this lens on my Sony FX9 just to see what it looked like. I took the "dogfinder" off as it's obviously in the way and it's not an ordinary C mount, but there's no way to attach the adaptor after you take that off. I thought the "real" C mount would be underneath. I'm just wondering what sort of C mount is on your lens and exactly how it attaches to the adaptor.

In big cities good public transportation is a must. Anyone who likes to drive their car everywhere forgets how deadly traffic accidents can be. The cost of keeping up a car, and honestly the stress also involved driving a car. I honestly think private transportation is only good in places with a low population.

This is just so powerful, Marissa, your voice is so refined and the emotions are so extremely raw and beautiful.

(french text) bonjour tout le monde je voulais savoir ou je peux trouver des bague de monture C vers sony E c'est pour ma sony FX6 merci

Hi Dave very good your experience I have some qustions First how many ISO/ASA you expose the paper and Second you develop it on a normal paper developer at 38 centigrades ¿haw many time?? Congratulations from ARGENTINA

Hi Dave... Would you use this for video the way that you'd use a speedlight for still photography? I'm thinking especially about using it for daylight fill.

What lens mm you reccomend when using a split dioter?

I love these. I'm a big fan of 70's films, and always noticed DePalma, Scorsese, Spielberg and more recently Tarantino often making use of these. I was also amazed at how cheap they are today considering their effectiveness in my opinion (I saw a guy on a doc talking about the making of Carrie talking about it's use in that (a scene in a classroom which focuses on both Carrie and Tommy Ross which I actually chose to talk about in a film studies class) and just assuming they'd be pricey or maybe hard to achieve a good shot. Just bought one for £18 (for DSLR), and bargain if you ask me.

great test, love the Angenieux

thank you so much for this video!! i love your reasoning and the simplicity yet depth of message delivery!

I really like that setup.

What's the background? It looks real nice! 💪🏻🤓😎🤓😎👍🏻

I love your channel 🥺❤️❤️

Hi Dave, Thanks for the very thorough review. Information about how the menu controls work, size of fixture for traveling and light output is extremely useful. I am considering purchasing the bee 50-c as background lights for small interview set-ups. Just want to break up or 'pepper' a dark background with some color...highlight small areas or objects in the background. Need the output similar to an Arri 150w or 300w tungten, need to spot the light and cut with bar doors and need the RGB to dial in some color. I'm so tired of buying gels! My question is, with the clip on frenels & barndoor, do you recommend this light for this type of use? If you know of another RBG light that you recommend in this price range, that can act as a frenel, please let me know. Thanks for your time!

What's the camera and the lens?

Hey, did you ever make an actual review/overview of the lens? Im lloking into buying one of these and havent really found a review of it, just some test footage, which while it is helpfull i would still like to see some more about the lens

Hi, I understand when you know the type of the mount and also the adapter for it then things are easy. But what about me? I bought a vintage cine lens. Mount diameter is 16 mm. I do'nt know what type of mount it is. Its not C mount. I have C-EOS M adapter which does not fit on it. I guess I may require a special step up ring on which I could use C-EOS M adapter to use it on my Canon mirrorless camera. Your expertise would be highly appreciated. The lens was by mistake described as C mount. 1.5 INCH f1.9 SUPER COMAT TAYLOR AND HOBSON Lens ? MOUNT 16mm Movie lens. Do you have any adapters 1. which can adapt this lens to my Canon EOS M?2. Is there any D mount Cine lens to C adapter? Thanks for your expert opinion.

How bad is the chromatic aberration on this lens?

3:34 i thought he was quarantined.

Enjoyable lens journey 👍😎 Thank you

Does the barn door sink look still occur when using expensive light panels like Gemini or Sky Pannel s60? Thanks for the video!

Dave, what kind of adapter you used on that lens with A7 camera? Because I have same lens. Thanks

Hello Dave, great story! please continue and let us know...

What camera body are you using? I have a cameflex mount angenieux zoom 10-120. I'm getting a lot of vignettingon my sony A7iii. Does the C-mount have more sensor coverage?

Sounds extremely difficult yet fascinating. I only ever did 35 mm in the film days. Very interesting Dave.

Good video.

That looks like fun. Thanks for the great advice!!!

Hi, where buy this lens?

That's super cool. Def not "a very very poor example of foreshadowing," this is an excellent example of foreshadowing! Thanks for sharing!

Helpful video. Keep going!

I would think needing to have the app in order to get full functionality seems a bit f a hindrance.

All the best for the year Dave.

My concern with anything that has an app to control functions is that obsolescence is right around the corner. I feel at the mercy of the these companies no longer supporting the product as phones update. Then I own a paper weight. So, I see why the 50c is a better choice that the 25 but the price almost doubles between them. Looks to be an excellent light though. The omni colour looks more flexible than RGBW too.

My way of thinking about it is that is only one project. You are your one project. Everything you do, every distraction, every thing you do for relaxation, every place you go, every person you encounter, they all contribute to you. Every thing in your life influences your life. I think what I hear you saying is you are feeling unable to manage your time efficiently. You feel like focusing on a particular thing for a while negatively impacts other things you are trying to accomplish. I have experienced the same.My creative mind works in a discursive manner to the point of me feeling I lack focus. Don't get me wrong, some wonderful discoveries have happened because of this too but I do understand that waffling about feeling. I heard Neil Sedaka talk about this one time. He said he was trying to be a songwriter but he wanted to hang out with his friends, go to the beach and whatever. He decided to treat songwriting like a job. He would wake in the morning, make his coffee and head to the piano. His rule was he could not leave the piano until he had written a song. He said he did this for an entire year. He said most of the songs were pretty trashy. Getting something down to fulfill his self imposed regulation meant sometimes his standards were not very high and he would settle for almost anything he could qualify as a song. But, he also said out of that year came...he rattled about 10 songs that had been big hits. Wow. A little discipline of making himself set that time aside produced some amazing results. I have tried this at different times and it works really well. Divide up the projects you have and set aside a fixed amount of time each day to work on each. Set some accomplishment goals. Things add up much quicker than you think. I hope that helps.

In the quilting world projects that get put on the back burner so to speak are called UFOs, unfinished objects. I think we all have quite a few of those unfinished objects or projects. I think where some people get into trouble is doing too many things. I have that problem. I heard a former NFL quarterback do an interview. He related some advice told to him by an older Hall of Fame quarterback. He said the Hall of Famer told him that he could do many things on a football team but then the danger is becoming a jack of all trades and a master of nothing. I have pared back some things in order to concentrate on a few things so I can get really good at them. Photography is one of those things I want to get really good at. Yes, I do a lot of things with my dog. I still like to do art work, drawing, sewing etc. I guess for now I get a lot of inspiration from my dog, lol, and that carries over into my photography.

Sometimes I feel like every project is a side project 😂

I agree that is the mentality of my culture but if you really live in The Netherlands, people are always working and on the go. I only realised that after moving abroad

great video!! :3

Yes, very helpful information!!! Thanks for the advice and encouragement!!!

Way more character in the old lens.

Dave I want to see you chatting with someone it will bring focus. Podcast is where the fun is.

It's done when you start getting bored or its perfect in your eyes. I got good insight out of this video.

That Angénieux looks just lovely. I like the sharpness, how it renders, compared to the (stark) modern lens. Now I have to figure out out to get a good image from (any) C-mount lenses on my Sony FS100. hmmm

Good seeing you,Dave !

Could that lens work on a current day professional camcorder?

I've never seen that done with that song. Bravo, for adding the depth by acting out the lyrics, really cool to me. Thank You