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New video by Seb Farges (+ Olympusmarket roundup)


Seb Farges sent me the link to his next tiny anamorphic lens test with the GH2 and Canon 50mm FD lens. As you know he is using the small and cheap [shoplink 25880 ebay]Berthiot Tiny Cinemascope 2X[/shoplink] to realize these videos. Enjoy!

[shoplink 22691 ebay]Olympusmarket[/shoplink] published a long list of new refurbished m43 cameras and lenses. Here are the direct links. A susual, only European citizens can buy that stuff:

E-P3, E-PL3 E-PM1:
[shoplink 30048 ebay]Silver Olympus E-PL3 with double lens kit[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30049 ebay]Black Olympus E-PM1 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30057 ebay]Silver Olympus E-PL3 with double lens kit[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30061 ebay]Black Olympus E-PL3 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30061 ebay]White Olympus E-PL3 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30063 ebay]Brown Olympus E-PM1 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30064 ebay]Silver Olympus E-PL3 with kit lens[/shoplink]

Older PEN cameras:
[shoplink 30043 ebay]Black Olympus E-PL1 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30044 ebay]Black Olympus E-PL1 with 14-150mm lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30045 ebay]White Olympus E-PL1 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30046 ebay]Black Olympus E-PL1 with double lens kit[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30050 ebay]Black Olympus E-PL2 with double lens kit[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30056 ebay]Silver Olympus E-P1 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30058 ebay]White Olympus E-P1 with kit lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30059 ebay]Black Olympus E-P3 with kit lens[/shoplink]

Lenses and Viewfinder:
[shoplink 30047 ebay]Olympus 14-42mm lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30051 ebay]Olympus 40-150mm lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30052 ebay]Olympus 9-18mm lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30053 ebay]Olympus 7mm lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30054 ebay]Black Olympus 14-42mm lens[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30055 ebay]Olympus VF-2 external viewfinder[/shoplink]
[shoplink 30060 ebay]Olympus 50-200mm SWD lens[/shoplink]

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  1. I seem to recall another video by this guy where he shows his setup at the beginning. It looked like a super 8 anamorphic lens taped onto another lens using gaffer’s tape. Can’t argue with his results though. Beautiful footage.

    1. yes Marco, maybe a little too much squashed, even if I did 50% in post equivalent to this 2X lens. Im my last one I did a little less, trying to find the good ratio. Yes ght this is a Super 8 anamorphic lens, put with a small clamp on a 50mm Canon lens. But this Berthiot is rare, but so tiny and light !

      http://vimeo.com/39510554

      1. Seb, what movie is that music from? I recall hearing it but can’t remember the movie. I’d like to experiment with anamorphic but there’s no simple solution. I mean, the simple solution is getting a Panasonic LA7200 but those now go for around $1,000 used! And those Cinemorph filters are not the same.

  2. love the colortones, indeed its aspect seems squeezed a bit. I can imagine it would look great when watching on one of those Philips 21:9 Cinema tv’s!

    1. The Raid: Redemption’s Aspect Ratio 1.85 : 1, just like most Hollywood movies.

      It’s playing at a theater about fifteen miles from me, I’ll go check-it-out.

  3. I keep wishing Panasonic would realize there’s a huge interest in anamorphic video and remake the LA7200 for micro four thirds users. The price of those things has gone through the roof. Would sell far better than that 3d lens.

      1. Most do like watching letterboxed and hate pan-and-scan. Pan-and-scan is a legacy of old, small TVs. Now everybody has big TVs with proper aspect ratios so most prefer letterbox.

        I am surprised they even sell pan-and-scan versions of movies anymore. Certainly there’s very, very little demand.

  4. As good quality as anyone needs really. Who needs 4k anyway? 😉

    I think the shooter needs to use a tripod though, the video seemed to be shaking a bit, other than that I wouldn’t be able to tell it was an amateur that did it.

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