Ok missed this video when it came out but HOW in the world are you able to focus so far away using a 75mm f/2. I have the same projection lens in 125mm and even machining off the little extra bit of barrel behind the rear element I’m not able to focus this far away. Looks like it’s also got an added iris? Where did you pull the iris from? Definitely interesting in picking up one of these macro bellows now especially if you can add movements. This really turns the P67 into more of a focal plane GX680 which is a dream.
Any response to accusations that Cinestill is driving up prices and suing small distributors who sell the same thing for cheaper? It seems like poor behaviour given that Cinestill only redistributes Kodak ua-cam.com/video/ujm4ZRvkYKI/v-deo.htmlsi=NoShGjQq2auoSnlw
Our BwXX rolls from this video were processed in either Df96 and D96. Does that answer your question? Seems like a word is missing from your question so we want to be sure to get it right!
Amazing photos and a wonderful video with great commentary. New sub!
Amazing photos!
Ok missed this video when it came out but HOW in the world are you able to focus so far away using a 75mm f/2. I have the same projection lens in 125mm and even machining off the little extra bit of barrel behind the rear element I’m not able to focus this far away. Looks like it’s also got an added iris? Where did you pull the iris from? Definitely interesting in picking up one of these macro bellows now especially if you can add movements. This really turns the P67 into more of a focal plane GX680 which is a dream.
Where do you get that projection lens adapter for the Pentax 67?
It was actually custom-made by Brian and his brother using parts from other cameras!
Any response to accusations that Cinestill is driving up prices and suing small distributors who sell the same thing for cheaper? It seems like poor behaviour given that Cinestill only redistributes Kodak ua-cam.com/video/ujm4ZRvkYKI/v-deo.htmlsi=NoShGjQq2auoSnlw
Hey James, you can read our response here: cinestillfilm.com/pages/cinestill-trademark-statement-policy
@@CineStillFilmInteresting. Thanks for the response.
I'm curious if can be processed in DF 96?
Our BwXX rolls from this video were processed in either Df96 and D96. Does that answer your question? Seems like a word is missing from your question so we want to be sure to get it right!
Cinestill and Moment suck the air out of life. Please stop doing that.