@@AnamorphicOnABudget thank you for your reply and the work you do on this channel. I watched this video intently for this info but I must be missing something. I see which taking lenses you are using and their angle if view 58mm, 135mm, 85mm so I saw that but indidnt hear mention of the kowas focal length which is needed for the calculator.
hello I always see your videos, you could recommend me the best kowa in price and that is the right one for my camera and my glasses, thank you very much red raven 4.k lens contax y. mmj 50mm 1.4 35mm 2.8 85mm amg 1.4 135mm 28mm 2.8
Tito Ferradans Love your videos man! Hey, I was wondering, have you ever tried turning your anamorphic lenses 90 degrees when shooting? instead of superwide cinemascope you get a really trippy looking 1:1 aspect ratio!!! Also, can you please try out turning your camera on its side, and then turning the lens 90 degrees as well? Im just interested in what kind of image you can get from this process. Also, here is a video of someone doing what i talked about first. I think it looks pretty cool! vimeo.com/61184180
Bro, have you tried to film something in vertical? Aligning the lens to emulate the way the old film cameras
Any input on the differences between this and the Kowa 16-s?
what is the field of view for this lens - are they different across the different variants of this lens?
The data is in the video. There are different angles of view over multiple Kowas.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget thank you for your reply and the work you do on this channel. I watched this video intently for this info but I must be missing something. I see which taking lenses you are using and their angle if view 58mm, 135mm, 85mm so I saw that but indidnt hear mention of the kowas focal length which is needed for the calculator.
The Kowa has no focal length. No anamorphic adapters have focal lengths. The focal length in the calculator is always for the taking lens.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget Thank you _ I understand now.
I've seen a kowa 16, only 16. Do you know the difference between that one and others like 16D, 16h, etc?
Tito Ferradans thank you!!
@@TheCreativeAnimation What was Tito's answer?
@@iguanablack4761 oh no, i dont remember :/
i would like to see how it will work on f 1.2 ,1.4,2.0,2.8！that would be wonderful!
I'm all about those big scopes!
Great content! Tito, what's your fav anamorphic lens you have? :)
@@AnamorphicOnABudget Thanks, will take a look :)
hello I always see your videos, you could recommend me the best kowa in price and that is the right one for my camera and my glasses, thank you very much
red raven 4.k
lens
contax y. mmj
50mm 1.4
35mm 2.8
85mm amg 1.4
135mm
28mm 2.8
Hi Tito,
Please, can you help me !!!
I have an epson u32 + projector, which anamorphic lens use in it for diy screen curved 15 degrees.
thanks
Thanks Tito !!!
👍👍👍👍👍
Tito Ferradans
Love your videos man!
Hey, I was wondering, have you ever tried turning your anamorphic lenses 90 degrees when shooting? instead of superwide cinemascope you get a really trippy looking 1:1 aspect ratio!!!
Also, can you please try out turning your camera on its side, and then turning the lens 90 degrees as well? Im just interested in what kind of image you can get from this process.
Also, here is a video of someone doing what i talked about first. I think it looks pretty cool!
vimeo.com/61184180
first!