GoPro Karma PeauPro87 AnamorphX-GP Test #1

Using our PeauPro87 (rectilinear 3.37mm/19mm GoPro Hero 4 Black) with the Letus AnamorphX-GP 1.33x adapter (plus lens clamp) mounted to a GoPro Karma aUAS (drone). No additional weights added to gimbal in this video, but they will help reduce the lose in "motor-hold" evident in some parts of this video. Slight added saturation and sharpness applied in post.
Need to play around with the stretch to see if a different value provides better results from edge to edge. The objects in the center of the frame are good, but due to the wide angle rectilinear nature of the 3.37mm lens the edges are stretched a little too much. Using a narrower lens will definitely help.
Camera settings:
4k30 Wide
WB: Native
Color: Flat
SS: Auto
ISO: 400
Sharpness: Med
Camera purchase link: www.peauproduc...
Lens purchase link: www.peauproduc...
Letus Anamorphic Adapter link: www.letus35.com...

[@ChristopherThomasVillano]

Thanks

[@UAVHive]

We've been trying to find a gimbal that would work with the AnamorphX for a few years, most have proven unable to work well in flight, with the Karma it looks like you've finally proven it's a solution. It'll be interesting to see if balancing the gimbal irons out the odd bump. Also seeing a GoPro lens that isn't so wide would be interesting so the look is more natural.

[@PiDsPagePrototypes]

Great test guys, well done.
I'm getting one of the Anamorphx's soon, to match shots from other rigs, and same as the UAVHive comment, would love to see how things go once you get the Static Balancing sorted, and a narrower M12 lens.
Mine will be mounted under an RC Heli instead of multirotor.

[@exodous02]

How does this lens compare to the linear mode? I know you can't have that mode in 4k, but how does it compare at 1080p?

[@PeauProductions]

Please see this video for comparison to LINEAR mode: ua-cam.com/video/9B5bLQOcxdA/v-deo.html