Tim McC

You could transform the first clip, copy it, then paste attributes on all the other clips after selecting them all.  (You want to do this first, before color correcting or any other adjustments.)

Great footage!  I bought your Anamorphic Shooter's guide and found it very helpful.  I've been using a Iscorama Cinegon with some Super-Takumar primes.  These produce very nice images, but the Takumars aren't really sturdy enough to support the Iscorama.  I've also been trying some EF Canon primes, (50mm and 85mm) which are much sturdier, but lack the charm of the Takumars.  Do you recommend the Nikkors are a superior taking lens on both build and optical quality (with the anamorphic)?  Are there any other options?  Thanks!

Sankor 16C plus clamp plus 50mm prime lens plus adaptor for EOS (Complete set): http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sankor-16c-Lens-Clamp-50mm-prime-Complete-Anamorphic-set-Canon-EOS-/220997147365?pt=Camera_Lenses&hash=item337474dae5