Over a month ago, we published first footage from the affordable anamorphic lens from SIRUI, plus a written review which you can find here. After Johnnie looked at the FUJIFILM X-Mount version of the lens, I took the Sony E-Mount version for a spin on a Sony a6600 with in-body stabilization. Now I know what you are saying, Christmas images a month after Christmas? Yes you are right, I am a bit late with that, but the cinema5D beast never sleeps and there were many other things to take care of in the first weeks of this new decade (the results of which you will see on this site later this year!). I finally got a chance to sit down and edit the footage that I was able to film with my better half Anita during a stroll through Christmassy central Vienna in December, using a Sony a6600. SIRUI 50mm anamorphic lens on a Sony a6600 SIRUI 50mm Anamorphic on Sony a6600 Johnnie’s review and footage was based on the FUJIFILM X-Mount version of the lens, but there’s one downside with the FUJIFILM X-T3: It comes without in-body stabilization, essentially making a tripod necessary. Because SIRUI upon request also loaned us the 50mm version of their affordable anamorphic lens wonder, I decided to put it on a new Sony a6600, activate IBIS and see what kind of images I could get within an hour or so. Sony a6600 IBIS Unfortunately, after reviewing the footage, I have to say that...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 22 January, 2020