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  1.   Oval bokeh with 1.33x adapter...     ...using a close-up diopter, like you would be having to use with most 2X cinema anamorphics for close focusing and to sharpen up the image not being stopped down.     ...more with a Century Optics 1.33x adapter and CU diopter.  The SLR Magic lens is already demonstrably sharper at faster apertures, meaning the potential for at least two stops more dramatic ovals.
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  2. Sorry I thought it was you.  But yeah I have to use F5.6 without a diopter to get focus.  If I use a 0.5 diopter I get maybe another stop at F4.  This is for most lenses, I think the russian lenses are worse and have to be F8.  Helios is OK at F4-F5.6.  This is for sharpness overall although the edges never really get sharp.  That's why I look at this new one and I think it looks good edge to edge.  Being able to focus at F2.8 is another bonus.
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  3. I must admit I like to work faster than a projector lens allows, and am not willing to pay Iscorama prices, so any focus-through adaptor that's quick has my interest for when I want this look.
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  4. Just received my Voigtlander Focar A & B Diopters and initial tests seem v.positive on my 54. They are single element diopters +1 & +2 respectively. With my APS-C camera i can use a 35mm taking lens with no vignetting!   Only paid £45 incl. P&P. Best to go looking around as i've seen these puppies go for well over £200, but mostly i've seen them being sold for £20 each - so don't get taken advantage of!
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  5. Its become a real shame that this has happened, but if you are fool enough to pay that amount for something that isn't an Iscorama then good luck to you!
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  6.   Here is a good blog post that talks about this: http://admiringlight.com/blog/full-frame-equivalence-and-why-it-doesnt-matter/
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