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@@RodPickens yep, pretty much always do to get to 2.39:1. When you desqueeze the left and right sides get cropped out. On My Quarry walk video on my channel I did a custom aspect ratio to show the entire uncropped frame for that one just as a showcase.

@@KevinFedde wow.. so do you think its worth using it with fx6 or invest in more like lumix s5iix for open gate if I have blazar remus lens.

@ So I shot an interview a couple days ago with my FX6 and a LUMIX S9 in open gate and the FX6 still looks really great. It doesn’t crop as much of the sides as I thought it would. The open gate for the S9 was quite nice for the wider shot though, gave me some more headroom. But for tighter stuff I don’t think it matters too much.

@@valmir1209 yeah, for sure. Feet: merino wool liner socks, fleece winter socks, Xero Shoes Snow Boots Legs: Nike Running tights, Kuhl hiking pants Torso: Merino Wool wicking base layer, Eddie Bauer fleece mid-layer, REI softshell outer layer, brought a synthetic puffy jacket for when needed Hands: Fleece fingerless gloves, REI ski mittens (I like mittens more than gloves for winter) Head: merino wool head cover, fleece balaclava, wool stocking cap, ski goggles, buff for mouth/nose coverage I think that’s about it!

@@KevinFedde I truly appreciate your comments, and I've enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for supporting the community!

@@anonymouscoder07 it’s a baller of a camera that’s for sure! I worked hard for a long time to buy it, totally worth it!

@@KevinFedde by the way which software u use (adobe),(da-vinci) or (fcp)

@ I’m one of the crazy ones who use Final Cut, though I’m slowly learning resolve.

@@valmir1209 yep, worked just fine for me with the trail downloaded to my phone!

@KevinFedde thank you for the feedback!

@@valmir1209 I believe it was in February.

@@KevinFedde thank you!

@@marcandino9957 thanks! This was a while ago so good to know people still like it!

@@LaFuenteOnFilm thanks! I think the b set is definitely cleaner than the a set, so a little different look to them.

@@trivacker it was a lovely afternoon! I used a Rode Videomic Go II on the camera for all the pieces to camera. Pretty cheap and decent mic!

@@joyenjoy6280 it was a beautiful (albeit windy) evening!

@@juliuschurafilms thanks, really happy with how it came out with no real plan

@@lioncityhyperbole thanks! I just used the lens focus rings in this case with a shinobi monitor. No focus puller. Everything else as around t/4-t/8 depending on the lens.

@ thanks! Wonderful work.

@@lioncityhyperbole I shimmed the 100 and 65 after this video and I think it helped. That’s because I swapped the mounts from PL to EF, my B set that I left on PL mount haven’t needed it at all.

@@KevinFeddei see thanks! Would it be difficult to nail focus if I'm using just the fx3 LCD (only 1.3 or 2x desqueeze possible), and without a focus puller?

@ I have done that quite a few times and I think was pretty good. I used the 2x punch in on screen quite a bit just to double check a few shots.

@@KevinFedde nice thanks much and keep creating!

heh, thanks man!

April 23rd.

@@pumitriii6160 thanks! This was with the Sony A7RV and edited on Final Cut Pro.

@@ulpan_japan PL was the only option on the website when I got them, but I also bought the EF mounts separately and swapped them myself.

@@theranchhandhey, glad the lenses worked out for you! I’m really enjoying mine. I did order the B-set and the 33mm as well, so eagerly awaiting those shipping. This is a mix of 25p and 50p with maybe 1 shot at 100p, all on a 25p timeline.

@@KevinFedde thanks for the reply. Beautiful photography and choices of movement. I am sure I’ll be following up with the 33mm as you are, as while in their office the indication was that will wrap the Remus line up. Keep up the good work.

@@JasperMeddockProductions thanks! Wanted to focus a lot on composition on this one and I think I did well.

@@EthanSi02 thanks! I think they are worth the money, super fun to use. I haven’t been able to get my hands on a focus pro yet but definitely interested to try it out.

@@TR-nw8hz they are ooooollllld and weathering away!

@@juliuschurafilms I swapped the mount over from PL to EF and used a sigma MC-11. So far I am having a lot of fun with these lenses, I got them instead of the Saturn because of how much more character they have in the image.

@@KevinFedde gotcha. Yea I’m having a dilemma with the focal lengths. A lot of the videos I like to do seem to lean toward landscape shots but idk for certain as this would be my first anamorphic lens and idk if I want/need 2 lenses.

@@juliuschurafilms I think if I were to get just 1 it might be the new 50 from the B-set. Either that or the 85. I tend to like wider but that 85 looks really nice

@@KevinFedde thank you. what was your decision making behind the lens flare choice. I would have gone neutral with sirui but with these I'm not too certain which would be closer to that, silver or amber..

@@juliuschurafilms I got blue since it’s the more traditional anamorphic flare color and I have actually been renting these lenses out to some filmmakers here in New Zealand, and the vast majority of them preferred blue. That being said even the blue flare version is very neutral and takes on the light color super well. You can see that in my couple of additional sample videos I have posted in my channel.

@@TomWalshFilm hey, I appreciate you saying that! Super fun lenses that have been pushing me forward as a videographer/filmmaker

@@KevinFedde Good to hear. Just bought the B set. Happy shooting!

@@TomWalshFilm I ordered the 33mm to go with the A set that I have. Probably will end up getting the B set too though…

Thanks! Its one of my simpler hiking videos, but I'm really happy with the flow, so I'm glad you noticed!

@@KevinFedde you aced it as usual mate!

@@patrickdizonfilms thanks! I bought them straight from the Blazar website and shipped here to New Zealand. I’m currently using the Sigma MC-11 EF-E adapter since I already owned that.

Thanks dude! Fun edit with the anamorphic lenses, more to come from that shoot.

@@johneason6540 it’s been a few years, but I think 14-15 miles sounds about right. I think it took me like 7 hours with filming/photo stoppages. I remember cruising the first 3-4 miles in the dark in like an hour and 10 minutes or so then slowing down when the sun was coming up to get photos/video. I think the road to the trailhead is open now as well, whereas it was closed when I did it so taking my bike to the actual trailhead changed the time up a bit as well.

They are super fun, really happy with them so far. Obviously they have their quirks and arent the sharpest lenses out there, but they are fun to use and that is what I have been looking for.

@@KevinFedde good to know, thanks! 🙏🏼 I’ve had the sirui saturns, but the image they produce is nothing special. I want an anamorphic lens with more character

@@KaanSenel yeah, that’s why I never got any of the Sirui lenses too. The Remus lenses have so much character, almost too much at times! I’m really happy with them

@@KevinFedde i saw they’d release some now lenses for the kit september 4th, so I think I might go for the new 33mm and the 65 of 85mm

@@KaanSenel yeah, I’ll definitely grab the 33, I’ve been wanting something wider than the 45.

@@johnmcnail3224 I don’t remember exactly since this was a few years ago. Usually for the Sawatch mountains it was between 5 and 8 hours I think. Though stopping for filming doesn’t help with that either!

@@nickjonson6996 that sounds rough! Really shows how snow conditions can differ from year to year, since our descent was fairly straightforward with barely needing an ice axe at all. Glad you all made it down safe without major injury!

@@HEARD201 heh, fair enough! This was 2 years ago so I’ve been working on that since then!

@@TheDu567 Didn’t need a permit when I did this a couple years ago!

Can you attach it to rode wireless pro without modifying it ?

@@coldway thanks! I did end up shimming the 65 and 100 a bit which I think definitely helped. I think it was +.12 for the 65 (don’t remember how much the 100 was.)

@@EricontheTrail thanks! Getting up early and going in the middle of the week helps a lot to avoid crowds.

@@ianholl9100 thanks man, appreciate you watching! I’ve been pretty happy with the images I’ve been getting since moving to Sony in 2020!

@@yoshiYoishIRL I did no distortion correction at all! I did add 1.5 sharpening in Final Cut but that’s it. Thanks!

@@KevinFedde Oh wow, now that makes me wanna buy the lens even more. I was worried about the distortion at the edge. But it seems like it doesn't matter since I'm doing mostly still shots like you! Man can't wait for the 32mm to release then I'll buy the whole set. Gonna race if 32mm release early and I buy the whole set or a better competitor comes out

@@ryantish2416 it was decently easy to follow up to the saddle between Blanca and Ellingwood. Definitely less easy to follow up to Blanca and over to Ellingwood. Then there basically isn’t a trail down from Ellingwood back.

Heh, I appreciate it! It was a fun (and difficult) one to make!

@@terangikaiwhiriakemara I bought these straight from the manufacturers website. Had to pay a bit extra in import tax before I could pick them up here in NZ and such but that’s because they didn’t charge it on purchase.

@@KevinFedde thank you

It’s a nice one! Honestly I bought it at the small outdoor shop in Westcliffe Colorado before I did Humboldt peak earlier in 2021, so I don’t know the exact brand or anything.

@@KevinFeddewow, thanks for the fast response! Hopefully I can find something similar some day lol

Thanks a ton! It’s definitely my favorite shot of the video (and it took a few tries to get it right as well.)

So far so good! Still getting to grips on the focus fall off and such, but we used them for a short film shoot and they look pretty good!

@@KevinFedde That's great to hear. Would love to see your upcoming work! Wish you well!