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Folks, Just recently became (again) a proud Iscorama owner and would like to ask for some wisdom and insights here. Here are some pics of my new friend. What can you say bout it? MC? Non MC? The rear element is about 30mm big... mhhh... small. thanks for any advice. koji

Hey there I want to sell my lovely Iscorama 36 Nikon 50mm 2.8. It's really hard to give this beauty away but there are times where you have to do what you have to do. This lens is in a perfect condition, all glasses are free of fungus, dust, oil or scratches. The only marks of usage are visible at the white numbers on the focus ring and at the rear barrel due to too cheap mounting bracket. This bracket caused some minor scratches which doesn't effect usability at all. The optics are perfectly clear and focus ring runs very smoothly. I've got also the very rare and high quality achromat TOKINA +.4 72mm, which is used to reduce minimum focus distance with the iscorama. The Package includes: Iscorama 36 anamorphot Nikon 50mm 2.8 taking lens Nikon to Canon adapter Original Iscorama packaging with instruction manual TOKINA At-X +.4 Achromat 72mm little Tokina leather bag Soligor +1,+2,+4 Achromat 72mm little Soligor leather bag several Step rings/distance rings to fit other lenses (which is in my opinion the safest and fastest way to use the anamorphot) 52mm->49mm 49mm->52mm 58mm->52mm 67mm->52mm 2x distance ring 52mm some photos of the optics and filters are attached below Pricing for the hole package with national shipping (incl. insurance): 3200€ with paypal Collection also available, current product location: Germany, Nuremberg international shipping is calculated as soon as I know the destination country. customs duty may be added within non EU countries! I bought the lens on ebay US and i was lucky enough that customs haven't charged me, just FYI. [url=http://postimg.org/image/kzc0wvc31/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/cng9vmep9/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/5vpusrppp/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/r1jnnd0j1/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/4ztddbg19/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/6wq3hw6p9/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/5y9qfltd9/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/mbtpyr9il/][/url] [url=http://postimg.org/image/evzia2s4t/][/url]

I've owned an Iscorama 36 for many years -- long, long before its DSLR popularity -- and have enjoyed using this anamorphic on a Nikon F2A, Nikon Pronea S and, with adapter, on my Canon EOS 20D. Now that I've just acquired a Canon EOS 6D, I'd like to shoot some video with the Iscorama.   I hope longtime forum members won't think I'm asking a stupid question, but how do you precisely align the anamorphic element so that the compression factor is absolutely level? Based on my experience shooting stills, I occasionally need to correct the image slightly in Photoshop.    I've been observing a lot of anamorphic movies lately and am wondering whether using a anamorphic handheld vs. on a tripod makes any difference. I'm guessing it doesn't, since the compression/decompression is constant regardless of camera tilt, right?   I've also noticed in a number of anamorphic films that background out-of-focus point light sources occasionally are skewed significantly off vertical, even though the in-focus foreground elements are correctly rendered.    I'm wondering if maybe I should put the lens on the camera, put the camera on a tripod, level the tripod and then view a circle on the wall and use that as a basis for alignment rather than the indicator triangle on the lens barrel? In another topic here, there was a suggestion to shine a flashlight into the anamorphic and check whether horizontal flare aligns with a camera's grid lines. That's a good idea, but isn't the 36's element likely to shift during the course of a day's shooting?   Here's an example of an image that I was sure had been taken with the anamorphic element aligned properly, but clearly looks slightly off.   [attachment=588:garage.jpg]

Does anyone have a quality iscorama 36 they want to sell? Needs to be in good condition and ready to shoot with. Thanks  

Looking to buy an iscorama Göttingen 36 or 54 (1.5x) anamorphic adapter. If you are selling, forward to my e-mail matt(at)mtprovideo.com. Thanks!

Hey!   I’m selling my beloved ISCO-Göttingen - Iscorama 36 (1.5x).   Here are some shots taken with this exact lens:   https://vimeo.com/55304524   - comes with the original box (shabby condition) - Lens optics are clear with no scratches or fungus - Focusing is firm and smooth in operation - comes with 3 close-up diopters: +1,+2,+4   [attachment=319:IMG_0979n.jpg] [attachment=320:IMG_0970n.jpg]   give me an offer!   jonaslodahl@hotmail.com

Has anyone got a Iscorama 36 (or similar) they want to sell? Please hit me up here or email me info(a)bluesteel.tv Thanks :ph34r: