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that works with my Kowa 16S on my GH4. for anamorphic shooting, as wide angle as possible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19W3wq4XkO8 My name is Philip and I am a 21 year old passionate photographer and videographer. This march I travelled to Dubai with a friend and shot this video. I focussed on framing and architecture. Hopefully, you like the BW aesthetics. Lens: Helios 44-2 Anamorphic adapter: Kowa 16-S

I don't think a gimbal would work with my double-focus anamorphic setup, right? If only I could afford a single-focus lens

LMAO @ this. This was just a quick test video so I didn't invest much time looking for the perfect song to fit it. I agree that this was not the best choice but it ain't about the music anyway so..I chose this song since it was just a demo release that wouldn't bring me into trouble with copyright. Please don't insult the artist, James Fauntleroy, because he is a very talented songwriter behind many hits of Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé and more. I am aware of the shakiness, so I am looking for an affordable way to stabilize moving shots. maybe a monopod, yes. or a Gimbal. THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK THO TOOK SOME MORE TEST VIDEOS

is the look of the kowa 16H noticeably different from the one of the kowa 16s?

Hey guys, this video is shot handheld (which might not have been a good idea). Do you like the vintage look that I tried to create with my anamorphic adapter and the Helios 44-2? I did my first attempt at grading as well, can you give me some tips on how achieve a better vintage look? Obviously, I need to find a solution for stabilized shooting, since I want to take this setup on my vacation next month.

Hey guys, So I finally started filming with my GH4 (V 2.6) and wanted to try my 2x anamorphic adapter on it. For this, I selected the 4:3 Anamorphic mode to get that 2.66:1 aspect ratio. I was so excited because I read that the 4:3 mode would use the ENTIRE sensor, but this does not seem to be the case. Because as soon as I switch to Manual-Video mode the camera zooms in (crops?) quite a lot, like 70%. Is there no way I can shoot using the whole sensor size to get more into the frame, and a more wide-angle view? Thanks

Hey, is that really true? Because as soon as I switch to Manual-Video mode the camera zooms in (crops?) quite a lot, like 70%. Is there no way I can shoot using the whole sensor size to get more into the frame, and a more wide-angle view?

Hey guys, One of the main reasons why I wanted to use an anamorphic, was the oval bokeh...BUT in my resulting images and videos the bokeh only appears to be oval and distorted when in its unedited 16:9 form. After stretching the image to 3,56:1, the bokeh looks normal, blurred lights have a round shape, not oval. Is that normal? Must be, right? Maybe you cam share your own experience and thoughts, THANK YOU!!