Nice! can you please make a video with the 45mm with a scene with much chromatic abberation at lowest F stop, then I would like to see how increasing the F number have an effect on the chromatic abberation and also bokeh, for me it seems like this lens have way too much CA at T2.0, so wonder if its more usable higher up without loosing to much smooth bokeh
if your sensor is 16:9, just multiply the 16 (the horizontal measurement that will be desqueezed) with the squeeze. So 16 * 1.5 = 24 -> 24:9 which 24/9 = a 2.67:1 ratio compared to a 2.4:1 or a 2.39:1 ratio that is the usual widescreen. If this was a 2x lens then you'd have a super wide 32:9 or 3.55:1 ratio. If 1.33x stretch, then you'd get a practically perfect 2.39:1 ratio with a 16:9 sensor.
So happy for you.
Would love to see more footage. Cheers!
great video! i'm very ineterested in buying these lenses!
im still a beginner and wanna do a short movie, would it make sense to use the 65mm or any of those with the zv e-10 camera?
what's the full length of these with all of the cover on?
Nice! can you please make a video with the 45mm with a scene with much chromatic abberation at lowest F stop, then I would like to see how increasing the F number have an effect on the chromatic abberation and also bokeh, for me it seems like this lens have way too much CA at T2.0, so wonder if its more usable higher up without loosing to much smooth bokeh
hey keep up with videos. It's been a while
just a heads up, you graded the letterboxes 😉👍
Ha, good catch! Since I was matching aspect ratios I just had a black matte underneath the anamorphic footage!
I finally received these, and I'm having a bit of trouble with aspect ratio since I stink at math, but nevertheless, the lenses are pretty amazing!
if your sensor is 16:9, just multiply the 16 (the horizontal measurement that will be desqueezed) with the squeeze. So 16 * 1.5 = 24 -> 24:9 which 24/9 = a 2.67:1 ratio compared to a 2.4:1 or a 2.39:1 ratio that is the usual widescreen. If this was a 2x lens then you'd have a super wide 32:9 or 3.55:1 ratio. If 1.33x stretch, then you'd get a practically perfect 2.39:1 ratio with a 16:9 sensor.
@@owenjenkinsofficial you rock!
Way to much sample footage …
I have the 45 and the 65, they are amazing
Did you pay $300 for 3x EF mounts or just $100?
I think it was about $140 or so total. Since I paid in New Zealand Dollars I don’t quite remember how much is was converted to USD.
@@KevinFedde Oh so then the $100 is for 3x EF adapters. Thanks a lot!
I can tell your retention is like 30 secs