DIY 65mm Camera | Cinema Workshop
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Use adapters to your advantage and achieve the same FOV as an ARRI Alexa 65.
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my iphone 4 has a superwide mode, is that better?
No, a Samsung S5 has a better quality camera and should be used in filming smh
Just use a nokia 3310, the guy at bestbuy told me it films at 4k
More arma 3 pls?
Android is better drew
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So y'all planning on getting large Nolan style shots for the next SCP film?
*COWABUNGA IT IS!*
All I got to say is.... nice
Well, that looks promising
Didn't expect this, but it's a welcomed surprise.
I didn't expect you to comment here keep up the great work as well
Can' t wait for the Overlord next part
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I think there will be no sequel. They didn't make any part 2.
evan said that the story is finished
I understand less than a quarter of this but I love hearing somebody talk about what they're passionate about
You understood less than a quarter?
I didnt get anything
Let’s be clear though, this creates a look that is well beyond the apparent sensor size of an LF, that’s only slightly larger than full-frame.
Great work and a very cool additional take on the speedboosting of full-frame cameras!
Is there anything I can do to get involved and help out with upcoming SCP projects or any work similar to Overlord? I love the film a lot and really want to see more content like this.
If they make another project they’ll probably start a patreon, that’d be a great way to help I imagine
omg yes I love his occasional unproffesional cursing! Brings a new way to learn this complicated stuff with humor XD Love this
Bro you're a genius. Thank you for these videos
Loved this video. A really nice explanation of this technique.
I work in the video production industry as a sound recordist. I know a lot of your SPC films you do a VO or ADR for the dialog. I would too with all that gear on the actors and the amount of movement you have them doing in tight quarters.
Anyhow, thanks for your films! Your love for what you are doing is obvious.
Excited for the next one... Best of luck Evan
Bro, awesome look into how this works. Great stuff!
Hancock doing educational film videos is the thing I didn't know I needed until now
Thanks Stephen. Very insightful.
Nice Camera and video
🎀SCP projects are some real works of Art.... Love watching them.....❤️😉👍😁
Nice surprise of a video, and thanx for making it easy to understand
Mad inspirational 👌🏾
Bro, im not even into cameras and whatnot, but this video was super dope, and was put somewhat into a perspective that I could understand! Well put!!
This is so unnecessarily well shot
Need this. Thanks boys!
I was foolish enough to think this was going to be cheap
learn your kids dilm and photography and they will never be able to afford drugs ;)
THIS IS AMAZING!!!
Hey man the scp stuff is really cool keep it up
Gutes Video, Stephan
Thank you very much, very usefull!
Watch and made like because of scp videos, they are awesome! From Russia with love! You are breathtaking!
🎀Wow!!! Very nice!!🎀 🤗😉👍
I know jack all about camera stuff, but this was really cool to listen to nonetheless.
oh shit this is nice
Don't own any video-based cameras or anything, I have a D750, kinda wish I switched to mirrorless now
D750 is still great for what I use it for which is mainly photography
D750 is hella nice!
ive alwaya wondered what would happen if you attached a speed booster in a ff lens. thanks for this.
are there stepper rings for a standard sigma 70-200mm?
will you be able to change focus distances? if yes, will attached focus rotors work with this set up?
I have many questions when comes to gear you use.
Kinda would hope for gear to be tad more futuristic considering foundation surely giving their MTF gear
Current gear might belong to G.R.U. Division "P" in my opinion, and would be interesting to see other MTF equivalent of competing organizations interacting with main cast.
Do you have a video for that ground glass footage?
I would love to know what sort of editing software was used on projects like SCP: Overlord and SCP:Dollhouse
YOO LOVED OVERLORD!! DO YOU HAVE PLAN FOR A NEXT FILM?
Nah I think he's burned out. I think it'll be a while til something new comes up
@@ludens3401 They said there will be one more film between Evan and Stephen
You should contact Weta Workshop for your indie films
So this is kinda the same thing as using a 75mm lens with a 1.8x anamorphic adapter?
Edit: mispoke
Any chance you guys will invest in making an X-Com like video game based off the SCP Foundation?
Do more tutorials!
Compression is a function of perspective, not lens length. In your example at 3:56, you could accomplish the same difference by removing the 75mm lens, and putting on a 40mm lens. The "compression" would not change because nothing is physically closer or further away. What you're actually doing is a roundabout way of getting a low f-stop at a wide focal length. Bokeh and image detail are advantages of large format, but the "compression" thing is not true.
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Thanks a lot for this! Quick question: How wide can you go with the slr magic 1.33 adapter to work? Does for example the SMC Pentax 55mm f4 or even the 45mm work, or does it give vignetting because the angle of the 55 is to wide for that? I heard you mention that you had more lenses of this lineup. Much appreciated.
I've tried it on both and there is vignetting, on the 55mm I just use clear image zoom by 1.2x and it solves it. 45mm isn't necessary IMO
@@retrodigital9064 Great! Thanks for the info. In the meantime I had the chance to try it out on a 45mm. Not worth it. It vignettes like crazy as expected.
I dont even have a camera why am i watching this?
Can I please get the name of the song used towards the end?
Well I'm gonna need to buy this eventually.to make SCP vids.
Poog!
Overlord part 2 ?
No, they said they don’t plan to make a sequel to overlord
@@randomvideos8686 Sad ;___;
@@roythehunter9271 Don't be let's just hope the next project's as good or better! :D
Hey, let's hope there's a next project! ;)
C'est une manipulation ?
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You should grind your own glass. It's not a task outside the realm of common people, i've been grinding all my glass for my telescope for three years now (edit: felt i should mention, it didn't take me 3 years, an average 40 cm mirror takes about two months, my smallest lens two weeks at around 4 cm). That lens isn't exactly good by telescope standards. Just my 2 cents.
To make a decent lens, you'd need something between two (achromat) over four (tessar) to six (dagor/plasmat) lens elements that are all correctly ground, assembled, and, if you have more than six air-glass surfaces, also coated.
I don't think this is doable without a small factory; grinding a single telescope lens or mirror is much simpler by comparison in terms of optics.
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nyet comrade do russia own a scp
Fuck man, I really wanna get into cinematography/videography but photography is expensive enough 😓
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It's not fair to say just a part. Many lenses with Kipon Baveyes suffer from CA, large line distortion ..
Super cremy bokeh is gone in your shots.
GFX100s is a much better combination :-)
Please explain
It's so expensive
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I swear this dude is going places. If Hollywood or someone doesn't pick him up they're missing out on a opportunity.
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ok.. i give a like, upgrade the quality....
what the fuck are you talking about, the quality is phenomenal
OMG that's not how optics work at all! You're getting so many things wrong it's hard knowing where to begin!
Take a Takumar 67 75mm f/4.5 and add a focal reducer with a 0.7x multiplier to it. It will thus give you the exact same FoV as a ~52mm lens (on a Full Frame sensor), and the same amount of background blur as a ~52mm @ f/3.5. There's absolutely nothing special about that whatsoever! You don't get more background "compression" out of it, because background "compression" isn't a function of either the lens or the sensor size, but rather a function of the distance between the entrance pupil of your lens, the subject and its background. Sensor / negative size doesn't "compress" your background!
Why you would use a Takumar 67 75mm f/4.5 lens when there is an abundance of vintage glass native 50mm made for 135 film which will give you similar optical characteristics is beyond me.