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April 7th, 2004, 11:30 AM
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Ebay'd Anamorphic Lens --> 35mm for "yournamehere35"
"This rare set of three optical components make it possible to photograph compressed images with the Nikon camera on 35mm film" Doesn't this sounds just like what we want in order to get an anamorphic image with the XXXX35 adapters? I could be entirely wrong...thoughts? Rob
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April 7th, 2004, 11:43 AM
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don't know what the ratio would be... could be some new 1.85:1 1.44:1>?
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April 7th, 2004, 11:57 AM
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quoted from http://member.melbpc.org.au/~cksm/Widescreen.html
I formatted the data from the site for dvinfo: I tried to understand the cylinder lens thread(http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthrea...threadid=23076)...and it seems we'd need a 1.33x compression factor? So, are these useless? NAME: ISCORAMA 36 Compression Factor: 1.5x Maximum length (front to rear): 73.9mm Front diameter (outside): 76.2mm Filter thread: 72.0mm Rear element diameter: 36.0mm Rear barrel diameter - ? - Rear barrel thread: 49.0mm Weight: 400g Focusing range: 2m-infinty NAME: ISCORAMA 42 Compression Factor: 1.5x Maximum length (front to rear): 83.0mm Front diameter (outside): 87.0mm Filter thread: 82.0mm Rear element diameter: 42.0mm Rear barrel diameter: - ? - Rear barrel thread: 62.0mm Weight: 750g Focusing range: 2m-infinity NAME: ISCORAMA 54 Compression Factor: 1.5x Maximum length (front to rear): 102.5mm Front diameter (outside): -- Filter thread: 95.0mm Rear element diameter: 54.0mm Rear barrel diameter: - ? - Rear barrel thread: 77.0mm Weight: 1000g Focusing range: 2m-infinity
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April 7th, 2004, 11:50 PM
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No replies huh? I really though this would be something...a 35mm lens which is already set up for anamorphic...it's killing 2 birds with one stone...
ah well..
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April 8th, 2004, 11:20 AM
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Hey Rob, may be you need to post this on the Aldu static 35 thread. Eventhough it doesn't belong there, those guys are very knowledgeable.
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April 8th, 2004, 12:00 PM
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From the auction:
"The third component, the anamorphic adapter, attaches to either the camera lens or the projector lens when in use." I don't understand, how is that anamorphic adapter any different then the one's already available from Century Optics and panasonic? |
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April 8th, 2004, 12:21 PM
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From the pictures, it looked like it had a 35mm lens connector...not sure what these are called...but that there would be absolutly no fabrication needed to attach the anamorphic adapter to a 35mm lens.
This, plus the fact...nevermind! wow...that sucks. When I posted this link, the auction was @ $30. I didn't think that this thing would skyrocket up to $200...I was thinking $60 tops. Sorry guys, thought I had found something that'd be added value to our el cheapo adapters. Rob
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