Tagged with gear - Personal View Talks

Lenses for Canon FD mount

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Wed, 18 May 2011 11:47:09 +0000

This will be topic to talk about any lenses with Canon FD mount.

Why Canon FD? You can find many great lenses for this mount.
And thanks to the fact that this mount is completely abandoned, they can be obtained for cheaper price, normally.

I'll start from the most frequently mentioned lens - Canon FD 40mm F1.4. It had many versions.
I really do not know all the differencies, but they are not very important as far as I am aware.

While it is not very sharp wide open, but it is well build. Focus is smooth and handy.

ND filters

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 09:24:44 +0000

Want to start topic about choosing and sharing opinions about various ND filters.

Including:
* Cheap screw-in ND filters
* Top screw-in ND filters
* Cokin ND filters (mostly resin)
* 4x4 ND filters
* Variable NDs (or using two polarizers)

Interesting read:
http://www.hurlbutvisuals.com/blog/2010/02/10/filtration-beware-of-the-reaper-of-cheap-glass/
http://www.similaar.com/foto/lenstests/lenstestsn.html
http://www.dimagemaker.com/2008/02/23/using-crossed-polarizers-for-a-variable-nd-filter/
http://www.fxguide.com/fxguidetv/fxguidetv_074/
http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2010/11/24/fader-filters/

LX100 dead, quest to replace the little one. Cheap usefull camera replacement.

RoadsidePicnic — Thu, 09 Jul 2020 20:33:16 +0000

My LX100 is dying. Cant blame it after 6 years of service and lots of abuse. The lens started to get struck, lots of dust in sensor, I opened the thing and cleaned it a bit, put some white grease in the lens carriage (why they dont put it in factory to start with? why run it dry?), its better now but the lens motor still weak. Obviously they charge a hundred bucks for a little half a dozen dolar eletric motor.

Thing is, maybe is time to change the gear, so I'm doing some research and collecting info into an upgrade path/replacement here.

Scope:

personal camera
4K30p or better
2k60p or better
good bitrate, decent quality, don't mind raw
will not dump loads of money into it, ideally $800 fully operational
can make pro work, useful in-camera tools (yes LX100 was pretty capable, not talking about Ale$$$xa here)
wifi, stopmotion, timelapse, control app
hdmi not important but a plus
uses cheap media, cheap to stabilize and grip, minimally solid, will not sudenlly stop working on location, will not fry on mist, etc

Cine Gear Expo 2020 LA Totally Cancelled

halfmac — Sat, 18 Apr 2020 20:52:38 +0000

The Cine Gear Expo 2020 has had its dates moved to October 1st-4th. It was scheduled to take place from June 4th-7th at the Paramount Studios.

I was expecting this. They had to check with Paramount Studios for a good date. Hopefully we will be able to attend.

Gear organization ways?

Knotbar — Sun, 03 Nov 2019 10:57:40 +0000

I'm looking for a way to organize all the gear I currently own, with info about it like number of units, purchased date, serial numbers, lending status and such. I've been using mygearvault android app but I don't like it very much and I don't like the way it handles information too: you have to create an account to use it and it focuses on the price of the items and insurance stuff. I would prefer a more traditional and private software. I don't care about synchronization between devices either

I thought to make a fillable PDF forms wich I could carry with me but first I would like to know the solutions that commonly you are using to that matter and to elaborate and export collections of gear for specific tasks, too.

Thanks

Any option to the rotolight Neo2? Any other flash work in HSS?

Manu4Vendetta — Tue, 27 Nov 2018 09:20:53 +0000

I have seen many tests of photos and videos made with this light and I like the result, Its awesome. Works as a continuous light for video/cine and as a flash.

The only thing negative is the price, isnt cheap, but its price is not bad either, the other problem is that the transmitter costs almost 80% than the Neo2 costs: Neo2 U$325-400, transmitter HSS U$250, total U$ 550-625 too much.

I'm not sure if any other transmitter will allow synchronization in flash mode for high speed, at that point one could save money because the price of the transmitter is very very very excessive.

The othe question is if there a similar light with good CRI, portable what dont need electrical connection and at the same time be a flash and continuous light. The only thing I know so efficient but only as a high power flash and portability is the Godox AD200.

FS - Laing P-4S Carbon Stabilizer

filthy — Tue, 06 Feb 2018 16:54:54 +0000

For Sale - Lightly used Laing P-4S Carbon Stabilizer. In very good condition. Solid build quality. Produces buttery smooth results. Great alternative to 3 axis gimbals when light travel or simplicity is a must. Noticeably smoother than many gimbals when running or walking. No batteries needed and balances super fast. Can be used with full vest and arm setup as well. Accommodates payloads between 1-10kg and only weighs 1.25 kg.

Asking $150 OBO plus shipping to CON US or HI.

Edge Lit Pro LED Light

shoe_e — Tue, 19 Sep 2017 10:35:32 +0000

I came across the Savage Edge Lit Pro LED Light while on the Fstoppers https://goo.gl/nGhwc9 website and I was intrigued.

I was intrigued because I love these new SMD Ultra-slim LED Panels everyone is releasing. I was intrigued because Joe Edelman really knows his stuff and if he's using something it's usually pretty good. I was really intrigued though, because I had seen it before. It's not the first time we've come across something that has multiple brandings or distributors, like Godox, Flashpoint, Cheeta, Neewer, etc. So when I saw Savage showing this light on their website, listed at $311.99, also at BH and Adorama, I was like "EFFFFFFF NO!" I literally sounded out the letter F to be clear.

Why was I so pissed off you ask? Simply because I had seen this light before and I had seen it long before Savage released it. See I dedicate an hour of my day, early morning to be exact, for R&D. I scour the interwebs searching for new Photo/Video tech just to see what's out there. In the spirit of this forum, I'm always looking for alternatives and cheaper yet equally good solutions. In my searches, I had already come across the Yidoblo LED PE-920II as well as its brother, the LED PD-920II. As far as I can tell, the only difference in these models is that the PE-920II comes with a remote, which is something we'll get to because it's an important note, as you'll see.

Who the heck is Yidoblo you may ask, as I did. Yidoblo is a subsidary of the Foshan Meidike Photographic Equipment CO. LTD, also brand themselves as Dison. If you visit their website http://meidike.com/en/, they have sh**load of lighting products, which if you have spent time on ebay, Aliexpress, or any other international marketplace, you may recognize. Some of their products can be found on Amazon as well.

Let's check out the specs on the Meidike site for the Yidoblo LED PE-920II:

2.4G wireless remote control, can control the AE six groups of lights, each group of lights can support 100 lamps; remote control distance of up to 80 meters; power stepless adjustment, the output precision to 100 , the operating data LCD screen intuitive display, easy to operate, Easy to remember to improve work efficiency, can be installed on a tripod / handheld / desktop.

LED patch lamp beads number: 160PCS
the maximum power: 56W
color rendering index CRI : > 95RA
led the average life: 10000H
the maximum number of lumens: 3300LM
color temperature: 3200-5500K
light angle: 120 degrees
power: AC110-240V DC14.5V
the length of 35 * 25 * 1.2CM ; weight 1.35KG

Standard configuration:

LED lights
the power adapter
2.4G with screen remote control
battery buckle, LCD screen

Whether you read the specs over at BH or on Savage's website, it's clear these guys are identical. The only question you may be asking, is maybe Yidoblor ripped off Savage? I don't think that's the case. If you look at the inlcuded photos below, you'll notice that the Yidoblo light comes with a special made Yidbolo remote controller. The Savage also comes with a remote control, but that controller is a knockoff of the remote you find when you buy any Godox remote system. That's right, they may have modified the frequency, but it is the same model.

So why does this matter? Well you can buy the Savage LED for a little over $300, and to their credit, they package it very nicely. At the same time, you can find the Yidoblo scattered over ebay, Aliexpress and Amazon for ~$140-$160.

That's a huge price difference.

Cinematics mattebox topic

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 03:00:27 +0000

Just got this thing:

Initial impressions after playing with it for short:

I really like quality, all but filter frames and their side holding stuff are from metal.
Feels really sturdy.
Has four flags (top, bottom, and two side flags).
Flags (and all mattebox :-) ) are much better than indian stuff, thicker, better made, internal sides are covered with dark velvet.
Right now it feels like one of the best gear purchases.

I'll later try to review it in more detail, but after more real work.

Btw they no longer have this awful screws heads on top of inside velvet on flags, now they use proper screws with flat heads that are below velvet.

Casey Neistat

chauncy — Thu, 03 Nov 2016 03:12:55 +0000

Watch me imitate and then analyze the world's greatest youtuber:

Tilta rig, follow focus, matte box, kits

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 00:45:35 +0000

RODE videomic VS the PRO version

LC_Digital_Art — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 16:21:37 +0000

I have done some research for a low cost mic for my GH2 shoulder rig and i am very close to order the RODE videomic as i think it has not significant difference with the PRO version. I don't care much for the size, but i do care for the quality. Any suggestions ?

Nebula Gyro Jib with Nebula 4200 Lite and Nebula REMOTE for new shooting plan

Avril_Lovin — Sat, 22 Oct 2016 22:35:52 +0000

Filmpower has expanded the Nebula series in IBC 2016. This time, we introduced Nebula Gyro Jib, different form other Jib, is exactly a perfect match of Nebula 4200 and Nebula 5300. It just like a brand new “handle”, through the dove-tail slot, gimbal can be mounted on it. Now you may switch Nebula 4200 over the spring arm, the 3 axis handle, the single handle or the jib.

Because the camera is still on the stabilizer, that means Nebula Gyro Jib can carry cameras like the Canon XC15 and Panasonic PX230 which is compatible with Nebula 5300. With the help of Gimbal’s lock mode, making the camera stays locked on to a given target as the jib is moved. Also, if you switch to the semi-lock mode, it allows the camera to follow jib’s movement on the horizontal direction but stay locked as the jib moving up or down.

Further more, the Nebula Remote can be added as the controller unit to remote control gimbal’s Pitch and Yaw axis and mode switching, so that the direction of camera can be easily changed. Users may also remote control camera to start/stop recording by using the Remote. This system breaks the angle limit of traditional jibs.

Of course there are some features similar to other travel jibs such as easy to assemble, easy to monitor and easy for transportation. Nebula Gyro Jib is made of carbon fiber, making it only weights 1.4kg while having a reasonable length of 2.4m when fully extended. There are standard 1/4 and 3/8 screw holes on the jib for monitor and tripod. It can use regular weights or a handy donut shaped counter weight water bag as the standard fitting.

Two new youtube channels- with my own gentle style

chauncy — Mon, 31 Oct 2016 03:18:02 +0000

Hello my friends,

I've started two new youtube channels. Feel free to stop on by and maybe subscribe.

The first is my vlog. For starters I consider big name vloggers like jesse wellens, jon Olsson and will soon have a huge new casey neistat primer and study. I am the grumpy old man of youtube- some quite funny.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrTwJLfvnpBa2cdy1f0UKgg

The second is camera gear reviews- I've moved from vimeo where I had 100k views. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDxx6qnqk7s6x0_icNE40gg

FS: Selling Some Audio Gear - Used Only Once - Perfect Condition

matt_gh2 — Wed, 27 Jul 2016 00:32:28 +0000

I'm selling some audio gear that I bought 3 months back for an upcoming project. I tested the gear once, but the project has been delayed, so I'm selling now. Everything is in perfect condition and in original boxes with manuals. Free shipping in US.

Tascam DR-60D MKII Audio Recorder - $160 (will include a free 20 ft XLR M to F cable)

Roland R-05 Audio Recorder - $165 (will include a free cover/windscreen set)

Tram TR50 Microphone - $180 (This is the one designed with 1/8" plug. I have used this plugged directly into the Roland R-05 and it works beautifully. Model number is TR50BSET+)

Gear Case Discussion- share your thoughts...

alcomposer — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 21:06:31 +0000

There comes a time in every P-V addict, PToolholic and shopaholic, when we have to think seriously about gear cases.

This is my suggestion, the Pelican 1510, which is the largest gear case that can still be 'carried on'- (making sure that all sharp objects- hex wrench etc are out)

Can be picked up for about $200USD, the velcro separators are extra, but really cool for camera equipment.
http://pelican.com/cases_detail.php?Case=1510

I have 'no' association with Pelican in the slightest- so please post your own ideas about what is the best Gear Case to store all the F#*(ken Catchit deals!

:-D

My Gear Reviews

madmarkfilms — Sun, 05 Jun 2016 16:59:22 +0000

I'm new here, but I've done a couple videos in the last 15 years! I'm doing mostly short films and since a year, gear video reviews.

If you're interested, you can have a look at my work on gear video reviews here: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxnu1WwoCPfdwE2lQvNCNSJ3WvuW6fArX

Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/album/3828347

You can browse my profiles, I've also uploaded some short films that I made in the last years. Most of them (up to 2012) were made for a contest hosted on the now dead, hv20.com forum. I've done two short films for a contest on a facebook page, the first I shot never made it on time, but I finished it a couple months later. The last, a short film I won the first place, gave me a Kovacam Stabilizer as a prize. Not bad! I purchased the vest and arms to complete the kit, and eventually made my first video review!

Thanks for your time!

Zacuto EVF Pro viewfinder review

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 08:14:28 +0000

The Zacuto EVF is a high-resolution 3.0" monitor that offers the flexibility of mounting virtually anywhere. and is fully compatible with their line of Z-Finder's (Jr. and Pro). The Zacuto EVF was designed for dual-purpose use. With a Z-Finder attached it becomes a high-resolution electronic viewfinder (EVF) and without it's a 3.2" monitor that can be positioned where you need it. The EVF was designed to accept Canon LP-E6 Li-ion batteries making it compatible with the Canon 5D Mark II, 1D Mark IV, and 7D, and Zacuto figured out a way to make the battery last what feels like a lifetime. During the first wedding the EVF was left on during the entire 65 minute ceremony and again on a 4 hour beach shoot a few days later and the battery gauge is still showing 3 out of 4 bars. Incredible. It's a pleasure not to feel as if you need to turn it off after each pause in the action in order to conserve battery power.

On paper the resolution of the Zacuto EVF (800x480 resolution, 384,000 pixels) might seem inferior to the DSLR's 3.0" display which on some models like the 5DMKII, 7D, etc. is billed as having 921,600 dots. What many don't realize is that it takes 3 dots (Red, Green, and Blue) to make up one pixel so Canon's 920k dots equals a resolution of 640x480. Zacuto's EVF with its 800x480 display offers 20% higher resolution than the screens found in video-enabled DSLR's. This is one of the reasons it is easier to judge focus with the Zacuto EVF, even without using the built-in focusing aids, than it is using the camera's own LCD. The slightly larger 3.2" diagonal screen is also a true 16:9 monitor so you'll see everything in the frame and the EVF uses IPS panel technology and a tighter dot pitch (spacing between pixels) to make this an overall great monitor.
...
Despite the smaller size of the Zacuto EVF, when used with the Zacuto Z-Finder Loupe you have the best of both worlds. A big view through the lens and one that can adjust to any shooting situation. At another wedding this past weekend I attached the EVF to an articulating arm which allowed me to keep the screen in front of me while the camera was positioned about a foot above eye level on a tripod. As I tracked the Ceremonial Walk during the [Greek] Ceremony I was able to keep the subjects framed and in focus, despite the shallow depth-of-field. During the reception I made use of the EVF without the loupe for low-angle slider shots and also back on the articulating arm for the first dance, toasts, and high-angle dance floor shots.

Read and watch the rest of review here - http://www.cameratown.com/reviews/zacuto/evf/

LED lighting setup for interviews

5thwall — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 16:43:23 +0000

Hi everyone - haven't been around here much lately. Been happily busy with my GH2 shooting docs, corporate vids, etc... Thanks again to everyone who put time into the hack. You guys are great.

I was hoping to get some recommendations on lighting and grip gear. I have a budget of about $1500 US total for everything. I'll be doing a combo of Craigslist for the grip gear (found some c-stands and sandbags for a good price on there) and Amazon/Rest of the Web for the lights.

My main question is in regards to how many lights you all would recommend I get for a starter kit? There is a good deal on the CN-900 light over at ePhoto's site. I want to grab them quick, given the sale price. Not sure how much longer they'll be up for that price.

Light-wise, I was thinking about going with: 2 ePhoto CN-900 lights 1 ePhoto CN-600 light

Originally I was looking at getting 3 500-LED bi-color lights. They're cheaper, but I'm concerned about the amount of light in a larger room.

I read that Vitaliy recommends bi-color lights. But I'm not sure if the budget will quite work out for me on this one. It looks like I'll have to gel the single color lights.

This is primarily for interviews, both interior and exterior with a battery. I've read about a couple options on batteries.

Also, I will be shooting a short in the next couple of weeks. It's a single location, single-camera sitcom-style short. The main location will be a (hopefully) medium to large basement-style room.

Thanks!

Searching for gear for GH4 for shooting in Taiwan

kolinko — Sat, 31 Oct 2015 10:06:07 +0000

Hello!

I didn't have much time to check out the gh4 so far, a lot of work hinders me, going too far into research for each little thing myself, that's why I hoped I could get a little support from you hear. Mostly I'll record video and sound on myself at the same time, not sure if I'll have an assistant from time to time. My idea until now is to record in 4k, maybe in 24fps should be alright I guess. The shooting will be for a 5 video monitor/large flat screen panels installation.

My equipment so far: GH4 with kit lens 12-35mm

Voigtlander Nocton 17.5mm 0.95f with UV and ND filters
Voigtlander Nocton 42.5mm 0.95f with UV and ND filters
One SD card SanDisk Extreme Pro 32GB 280 MB/s (I'll have another one like that)
only one battery so far
trolley case

I'll definitely need a second battery or the battery grip, is it a good thing to have?

Sound Recording device
Microphone (one or two? maybe too much to handle!)
Wind jammer (boom?)
Any experiences with 'Rycote Zoom H5 Audio Kit' or 'Tascam DR-60DmkII 4-Channel Portable Recorder with Rode NTG2 Condenser Shotgun Mic Kit'?
Tripod mainly to use as proper stand in any condition, not sure if I'll need a very heavy one for doing pans?
Rig / steady cam? I actually would prefer shooting with a rig/steady cam to make pans with a heavy tripod. Follow focus! Which one?
A super-portable extra light like dedo light!
SSD discs for backups?
A Mattebox?

And everything should be of proper quality, lightweight one-person-solutions, possible to get through the airports O.K..

Thanks, I appreciate your hints, ideas, experiences and comments ! kolinko

Searching for a new camera companion

kolinko — Tue, 01 Sep 2015 06:51:26 +0000

hi everybody!

I've been following various posts for some days regarding research for a new camera for my video works after having used the canon sx200 for several years to shoot video. For my last work (degree show video at art school) I borrowed a gh1 and I quite liked it, but only due to the existence of this enormous lively community which enriches video life to such a high degree! thanks for that girls and guys!! For the work with the hacked (using mostly 100Mbps Max Latitude Settings V2) gh1 I bought myself two voigtlander noctron prime lenses, one 42.5mm (equiv. 85mm) and one 17.5mm (equiv. 35mm) which I quite enjoyed. I also used a photo tripod, one LED extra light and the great sound device t702 with a great 20 yrs old neumann mic from my school. I search for a camera that works well with these two micro4/3 prime lenses.

I now think about getting either the nx500, gh2/3/4(?), nx1, maximum 1000 EUR. But then I still want to have a lot of extra equipment like for sound, tripod, monitoring and so on. By the way is it possible to use a Mac-Book Air as a live monitor with any of these? I have absolutely no experience and I feel a little bit overwhelmed with all that extra research/equipment, trying to figure out everything here at the forum. Getting a lot of extra gear slowly is wanted, I want to grow up using more and more specific equipment for monitoring, recording sound, follow focus...

For my approach to video/cinema I never worked for money (except for one apprenticeship) so far, my personal projects are non-funded projects and I do operate everything myself (sound, video, editing, even standing in front of the camera) so far. I’d like to shoot either still or handheld mostly, considering the possibility to buy a rig or something similar one day. I’m not so much the studio and big team guy until now...

Since I'm so unsure about what I need maybe I should for the start just go for the gh1 body only costing me 240EUR?

The fact that panasonic goes to three years of guarantee (gh3/4) sounds tempting to me as well. I guess I'm too unsure/experimental and too easy to manipulate.

Thanks in advance! kolinko

Palette, physical interface controller

maxr — Thu, 21 Nov 2013 14:37:02 +0000

Palette

Though they're on kikcstarter campaign, it's possibly a good investment ;-)

That chinese buttons' store is just crazy 8-)

SanDisk Extreme SDHC Cards

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Sat, 14 May 2011 01:03:43 +0000

I highly recommend to get proper high speed cards for any hacked GH, GF or TZ series.

Sources for SanDisk Extreme
1. Your local thrusted shop.
2. DealExtreme
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/genuine-sandisk-video-hd-sdhc-memory-card-8gb-class-10-71320
http://www.dealextreme.com/p/genuine-sandisk-video-hd-sdhc-memory-card-16gb-class-10-71321
3. Beware of eBay, as many are selling non-genuine SanDisk cards. Use only thrusted sellers.

Eyecup for EVF. $5.40 only.

stoney — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 00:59:12 +0000

I got a cheap EVF eyecup. This looked... ghetto. Occasionally it pops up a bit on top as u can see on the 3rd picture. One finger to push it back. $5.40... what do u expect? I can see everything. No light leaking. LCD flips back and forth easily. No more nose grease all over on the back of LCD screen. It doesn't invalidate warranty. Hot shoe intact. But what if it breaks? Always have extra rubbers. What if there's no rubber? No worry. Back to EVF rabbit hole. That's all. Large eyecup is quite annoying for photography, but it's so nice for videography.

FS: Canon FD Lens Collection, RJ Speedbooster, Lanparte Gear Rings

x_worpig_x — Sun, 03 May 2015 16:41:10 +0000

I'm selling off my FD collection because they have been sitting on my shelf for 6 months now. Everything is in great condition. I want to stress that i'm selling this as a bundle, and will not be parting anything out. I need money fast, and I just don't have the time to deal with multiple sellers.

The package includes:

3 Lanparte Focus Rings RJ Speedbooster (FD to m43) Regular Adapter (FD to m43) Canon 20mm 2.8 Canon 24mm 2.0 Canon 50mm 1.4 Canon 50mm 1.8 Canon 100mm 2.8 Cloth

Here are better pictures of the lenses: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9uvcCfg0MekfnNuMUFtTlR3U3lZWEEzbmZ2cGxYSWQ1bUl5eFBLUTRHbkdxZjRDSmlfVlk&usp=sharing

Price $450 U.S shipped for everything.

FS: SLR Magic 12mm Gear (for V1 and V2)

thougts2uk — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 22:17:49 +0000

Hi Guys,

I am selling my SLR Magic 'official' FF Gear.

Including delivery $25 USD.

As new only been used on 2 shoots.

Thanks,

please email me directly; stuart.howe@gmail.com

Hawaiian Airlines Sydney Harbour Challenge 2015 (filmmaking on a low budget)

Rambo — Wed, 04 Mar 2015 13:50:54 +0000

My latest video from last Sat, shot with minimal gear (restricted to 7kg carry-on), GH2, LPowell Flowmotion V2, 720p 50@ the low bitrate setting (H), Audio was camera mounted VideoMic Pro into the GH2 jack, Lens 14-140 kit, lightweight 25mm PVC conduit shoulder rig. Hawaiiian Air threw $600k at this event and a plane full of dancers, singers, promotional people and a camera crew of 5 plus drone pilot. I've only used my footage for this short highlights. My fee was 1/1200th of the $600k....and they paid the $59 to park my car.

Angled HDMI cable for your monitor or recorder

Vitaliy_Kiselev — Sat, 07 May 2011 12:09:32 +0000

Very good, short, angled miniHDMI to HDMI cable.

About $8-10.

http://shop.ebay.com/just_for_survive/m.html?_nkw=mini+hdmi+angle&_sacat=0&_odkw=&_osacat=0&_trksid=p3911.c0.m270.l1313

New a some SQUARE SLIDER (COM.PACT)

sumin — Thu, 25 Dec 2014 18:31:27 +0000

website: c-pact.com
blog: blog.naver.com/com_pact
facebook : facebook.com/videocompact

Custom Follow Focus Pinion Gears

JohnBarlow — Wed, 10 Dec 2014 10:21:47 +0000

https://www.shapeways.com/shops/cinemania

We are pleased to announce that we have teamed up with Shapeways who will produce custom accessories based on our designs for our complete range of Rectilux CinemaScope Follow Focus Adapters and Lenses. More about these exciting products can be found at the website

http://www.transferconvert.co.uk/cinemania/cinemascope.html