syberfilm

I have been following you for years. I am glad to hear you have your fire back, Don't let the trolls get you down. We may not say it enough but I am sure thousands of people think you are amazing. I just noticed I have been a member since 2012 and remember talking to Andrew in a film forum in 2010 or so. He has always been innovative. Keep up the great work.

Look at how much detail is in here. Kind of looks like HDR video. Before and after video. [color=#666666][size=2][background=transparent] [size=2][background=transparent][url="http://youtu.be/OQxucm6072k"]http://youtu.be/OQxucm6072k[/url][/background][/size][/background][/size][/color][size=3][background=rgb(51, 51, 51)] [background=transparent] [/background][/background][/size]

No [b][i]jaecjaec[/i][/b] just used my video. I can get as close as 18 inches with this diopter. One advantage the canon 105cl filter has is it reduces the minimum focus distance. If I ever see one for sale I will post in here so someone can get it.. I started doing anamorphic about 15 years ago. It just got popular again because of the DSLR revolution. But I have been using it since the days of the Sony VR-1000.

I thought it was great. Keep up the awesome work.

I don't know the strength. I bought the 105mm Close up filter on ebay. They use to sale on B&H for $2,300 US. But I got it for $350, It actually just fits into the plastic lip f the LA-7200 and stays in place without any adapter or tape. They are getting very hard to find now that I posted about them in an anmorphic forum a few years ago. You can still find the 77 and 72mm closeup fitlers and they do jsut as good. but you need to hold them in place with something. Also they tend to vignette with wider lenses but the 105mm does not. I like the footage as well. but some people said it looked like crap and it was not sharp.. If you watch at 1080p and a good monitor it loks great to me. here is a link to see what I am talking about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j7XL_u_pCg&list=UUWP0QQ1jKe0-usGLAXIZTIw&index=2&feature=plcp

I shot this with an Panasonic LA-7200 and a 105mm canon close up filter. The lens was a nikon 58mm F/1.2 and the Canon 60D. It was very dark and had almsot no light. It did not help that I was filming an African in this enviroment. I was mainy trying to get good oval bokeh with the 2.40 aspect ratio. Some people were hating on this footage but I thought for a total night shot with no light at all it came out decent. Let me know your thoughts. Or if you have any other ways of getting oval bokeh with your anamorphic lenses, [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asvCxczbx-g&list=UUWP0QQ1jKe0-usGLAXIZTIw&index=1&feature=plcp[/media]