I'm looking into getting an ef-mft mount for my B cam and was thinking about the Kipon AF since I can control the aperture etc. However, I've noticed that a few months ago people were not able to use IBIS on their GX80s. I was wondering if this has been addressed and if anyone can recommend something that will allow me to control aperture and use IBIS.

Someone has a video here which seems to work with the 1.33x version.

Thanks in advance.

I'm selling my BMPCC Kit. It's in used but perfect working condition, the BMPCC was inside the Cage since day one. Everything comes with the original boxes.

Here is the package:

• 1x Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera incl. box & cables

• 1x Metabones Nikon G Speedbooster 0.58x incl. box

• 1x Viewfactor Contineo BMPCC Cage inkl. wooden grip

• 1x Quenox Nikon G to MFT adaptor

• 3x Batteries (1x original Blackmagic, 2x Patona)

• 1x Battery charger

Item is located in Germany. Asking price is 1200€ OBO. Willing to ship worldwide at buyers cost.

When I focus, whether through the LCD or LVF just before the image is in focus to my eye it looks soft and dreamy more so than out of focus, and beyond the subject it will start to actually look out of focus.

I took some when it actually looked IN FOCUS and I feel like it just doesn't look as sharp as my old Canon 60D (By quite a bit to be honest)

I'll post a picture so you can see. I shot this in manual, f/2.8 at 70mm on a tripod with around 160 shutter speed. I'll post a before and after grade.

Before: http://imgur.com/a/H3bPw

After: http://imgur.com/JjxF8ZD

Do you think this is an operator, lens, or camera problem?

Also please do critique my grade, I'm relatively new to all this.

Any clue?

Thanks

Very happy with this film produced for an oil company to commemorate over 35 years of production in the North Sea, and to wish everyone a Merry Christmas.

Filmed with only a GH4 with speedboosted 24-105 lens and a gopro. (Had to travel light due to airfreight restrictions) No sliders, stablisers or even a monopod (deck vibrates constantly)

Even timelapse shots had to be warp stabilised to cure some of the movement (caused by crashing waves and high winds)

Hope you all enjoy.

Cheaper than this hopefully :) http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Metabones-Canon-EF-Lens-to-Micro-Four-Thirds-T-Smart-Adapter-MB-EF-m43-BT2-/311485775800?hash=item4885ffbfb8:g:bvoAAOSw~gRVwi3u

I am selling my 1 week old Metabones Speedbooster XL 0.64x. Comes boxed as new and is only a week or so old. Bought to use for one project as client demanded we shoot with a GH4 with Canon Glass, and it was amazing. However, I no longer need the speedbooster as I prefer to shoot with the FS7, hence the sale.

I am selling for $600 USD including postage. Considering it's so new it's already a bargain as it includes postage.

Does the Speedbooster feature activate on the GH2 only with a external third-party 5 Volt MicroUSB power supply?

If yes, could anyone who has experience in it share a tried and tested third party 5 volt MicroUSB brand i would need to buy for the same?

Please feel free to share any other views on MB SB+ GH2 setup.

I am selling my Sigma 18-35 F1.8 lens (Nikon Mount) Only used on one project, but now I have changed camera system so no longer require the lens. It comes as boxed as new with all original documentation.

$650+20USD postage.

Any guidance is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

I am selling my Metabones EF - MFT adapter. It is as new with the original hard case and accessories.

Used it for one day on the GH4 with the Canon Cine-Lenses - Amazing! Am only selling due to upgrade in Camera equipment.

$500 including shipping

I am selling my Nikon - MFT Metabones speedbooster. This has lived on my Sigma 18-35 and is an amazing combination.

I am only selling the adapter because I have gone upmarket in my camera equipment and no longer require it. It is only a few months old and comes as new.

$380 including shipping.

I'm moving overseas so I'm selling off a load of my gear.

BMPCC including dual charger and 4 batteries - £450

Viewfactor cage with DIY cable grip - £35

External battery solution with 2x batteries and charger - £30

Hoodman loupe with magnifier and DIY bracket - £40

Metabones speedbooster Nikon to bmpcc - £260

Tamron adaptall 24mm f2.5 Nikon mount - £40

Tamron 35-70mm f3.5 Nikon mount - £30

Tokina 17mm f3.5 Nikon mount - £100

Vivitar 17mm f3.5 (Tokina made) Pentax mount but comes with m43 adapter - £30

Nikon 50mm f1.8 AFD - £40

Canon 50D + grip, 6 batteries, charger, 64gb Komputerbay card - £250

Tamron 17-50mm f2.8 Canon EFS - £85

Moller Anamorphot 32/2x - £100

UK buyers only please, all prices include UK mainland P&P

Many thanks

Direct Link: http://www.4shared.com/download/TSeWp89Vce/Shining_light_thru_lens.jpg?lgfp=3000 (Its a larger size picture so that you guys can zoom in for a better look).

Other pictures: http://www.4shared.com/download/CrrLTrBhce/DSC00044.JPG?lgfp=3000

http://www.4shared.com/download/bDS8rfrace/DSC00029.JPG?lgfp=3000

Not sharing the exterior pics of the lens as that looked good.

Thanks in advance.

Which out of the 2 is the better lens? I have the option of selling the SLR Magic to a film maker i know and the Samyang costs roundabout the same as what i am selling the 12mm for.

Kindly advice.

P.S- I have been recommended to go for the Samyang compared to a Tokina 11-16mm (EF) as they said It's sharper and has better CA control. Views on this.

perfect in combination with the Sigma 18-35mm Art on the MFT BMCC.

Price 380 Euro.

Location is Germany.

SHipping is not included.

Comes in original packaging.

As per the title, everything in like new condition:

• BMPCC, all original packaging of course, with 8 batteries and 3 chargers (one is double) €749, Paypal included.

• Metabones Speed Booster for Nikon lenses (G/F/Ai/Ai-s) to BMPCC, tried it only once, cost me €565, selling for €499, shipped, Paypal included.

For anyone wanting them as a package, then €1200, shipped, Paypal included.

Thanks for your time.

• Safe Option 1: Buy Metabones Speed Booster in Contax/Yashica -> Micro Four Thirds mount. Connect C/Y Zeiss glass. Profit.

• Theoretical Option 2: Buy Metabones Speed Booster in Canon EF -> Micro Four Thirds Mount. Adapt Zeiss C/Y glass to Canon EF mount. This allows me to share lenses with Canon bodies if necessary and also mount standard Canon EF glass to the Speed Booster as well. With the limited range of wide angle Zeiss C/Y glass available this also could make things easier. It saves me buying multiple $400 Speed Boosters.

Question is: Is there any reason NOT to do option 2? I know it will allow a greater chance of error in the adaptors, but will the C/Y -> Canon EF even mount to a Canon EF -> MFT Speed Booster? Is this entire idea completely stupid or have I stumbled on accidental brilliance?

THANKS!

"Has anyone heard if there will be a Speed Booster for m43 LENSES on m43 bodies"

people say it can't be done because the m43 lens is built to cover a m43 sensor and this does seem logical. However (and i'm probably thinking way off here) the m43 has a cropfactor. FF does not. I always thought the FF lenses were so expensive because the entire lens has to be perfect as the entire image falls on the sensor. Where a lens designed for a cropfactor camera needs to be sharp mostly in center and not on the outside as that will not hit the sensor anyway.

So my thought was, if a GH3 has a cropfactor of about 2X, doesn't that mean that part of the total image is cropped? If so then i don't think that question for a m43-m43 speedbooster is such a strange question. As only part of the image actually hits the sensor.

So a speedbooster (i know, probably impossible) would then widen the FOV and increase DOF on m43 lenses and decrease the F-stop.

Off course there will be a lot of vignetting but still when i buy a 50mm lens for m43 that 50mm is what it would be on a full frame camera, we get a cropped version on the m43 camera but the full 50mm image has to be there for us to crop our image from.

In this video they do it the other way around: cropsensor-lens on FF camera

Could someone please explain where i'm wrong in my thinking?