$300 is a killer deal but make sure the front element is free of imperfections because if rotates when you pull focus when filming but if you’re using it for stills, it shouldn’t matter. My first copy had some scratches that would show up even at f/2.8 which prompted me to buy a brand new copy at B&H.
I have to agree with Adrian Aftene - I feel like I was there with you... However, I would really really like to know it this footage is straight from camera - no post processing - Please tell me this is straight form camera. I am looking at this lens right now for my D7200, and if the lens works in low-light like in this video - great.
I did not realize I did not respond to you. Unfortunately, I shot this in CinemaDNG raw which does require a post process. I performed a basic grade just to get a good image out of the camera; basics slider adjustments to shadows and highlights and maybe an S-curve applied…no luts, or crazy grades. Again, just a basic grade to extract the image from CinemaDNG raw. This is as close to out of cam from me.
Nice work!! I have the same lens, but on the back glass the coting is scratches… I make a few videos about it on my channel… now I cleaned all the coating and the lens is sharper that before. But you footage looks way sharper that mine !
Beautiful footage! Great job. Question for you: I just received my BMPCC 4K, and I’m going to use some vintage Nikon/Nikkor lenses I have. All of them fit on the Metabones Speedbooster except this one, the 20 mm 2.8, there seems to be a longer piece blocking it from locking in. Did you have this same problem? How did you get yours on? Thanks man!
Hi! I bought a Husky Precision driver set from HomeDepot to unscrew the rear baffle. Removing the rear baffle enables one to use the Nikkor AI-S 20/2.8 on the Speedbooster. I still use it baffle-less till this day as it does not affect lens performance.
It’s the original BlackmagicDesign Pocket Cinema Camera that came out in 2013. It had a Super16 sensor and when speedboosted, it was closer to a 1.75x crop.
Sorry. It's on neither. I use a BlackmagicDesign Pocket Cinema Camera with a BMPCC Speedbooster which results in a 1.75x crop (apprx. smaller than S35/APS-C).
felt like i was there! i found this lens second hand for 300 bucks and now im definitley buying it!
$300 is a killer deal but make sure the front element is free of imperfections because if rotates when you pull focus when filming but if you’re using it for stills, it shouldn’t matter. My first copy had some scratches that would show up even at f/2.8 which prompted me to buy a brand new copy at B&H.
Nice video man, I loved pic clicked by your. keep making such videos.
Thanks, Brother! Thanks for watching.
I have to agree with Adrian Aftene - I feel like I was there with you... However, I would really really like to know it this footage is straight from camera - no post processing - Please tell me this is straight form camera. I am looking at this lens right now for my D7200, and if the lens works in low-light like in this video - great.
I did not realize I did not respond to you. Unfortunately, I shot this in CinemaDNG raw which does require a post process. I performed a basic grade just to get a good image out of the camera; basics slider adjustments to shadows and highlights and maybe an S-curve applied…no luts, or crazy grades. Again, just a basic grade to extract the image from CinemaDNG raw.
This is as close to out of cam from me.
Nice work!! I have the same lens, but on the back glass the coting is scratches… I make a few videos about it on my channel… now I cleaned all the coating and the lens is sharper that before. But you footage looks way sharper that mine !
I feel ya, Brother! My first copy from eBay had scratches on the front element….so I sucked it up and bought a brand new copy from B&H. Haha.
@@aregal sad story ....
I like that! Nice test! Thanks
I’m tempted to make an 8K raw version with the Canon R5 with this lens.
@@aregal that would be awesome! That should highlight the real possibilities of this lens.
@@aregal I'm getting one copy soon. I'll test on my R6 me too. But 8k would be glorius 😋🤗
Holmby Park!
Beautiful footage! Great job. Question for you: I just received my BMPCC 4K, and I’m going to use some vintage Nikon/Nikkor lenses I have. All of them fit on the Metabones Speedbooster except this one, the 20 mm 2.8, there seems to be a longer piece blocking it from locking in. Did you have this same problem? How did you get yours on? Thanks man!
Hi! I bought a Husky Precision driver set from HomeDepot to unscrew the rear baffle. Removing the rear baffle enables one to use the Nikkor AI-S 20/2.8 on the Speedbooster. I still use it baffle-less till this day as it does not affect lens performance.
@@aregal Awesome. Thank you so much for the reply!
Nikkor 20mm f2.8 AIS? BTW very nicely done video
dave koh Yessir. Thanks!
Which camera is that? FF?
It’s the original BlackmagicDesign Pocket Cinema Camera that came out in 2013. It had a Super16 sensor and when speedboosted, it was closer to a 1.75x crop.
Hello! Does anybody knows the name of the group and of the cool song?
Sorry this took so long...
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is version D o G ?
Ángel Casmar It is the Nikkor A-IS; neither D or G.
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on FX? or dx.
Sorry. It's on neither. I use a BlackmagicDesign Pocket Cinema Camera with a BMPCC Speedbooster which results in a 1.75x crop (apprx. smaller than S35/APS-C).