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This is a super cut from a series of conversations I had with folks who truly enjoy anamorphic adapters, and why they feel that way! A love letter to tinkering, and a masterclass with valuable tips and tricks.

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  • @MathieuStern
    @MathieuStern6 ай бұрын

    well, I lost 14 KG since then, that shows how long ago we shot this interview. But that was fascinating to hear everyone's adventures with these adapters

  • @Grimor.
    @Grimor.6 ай бұрын

    OMG! What a Christmas present! Nice to see all these members of EOShd and PV community. Seb, Mathieu, Caleb, Tomas... Thanks to all of then for helping me with the DIY route and thank you Tito for make this possible too

  • @ryanleethomas
    @ryanleethomas6 ай бұрын

    Literally just ordered a custom single focuser for my Sankor, and I’m stoked about it. There’s so much thanks to be had for this broader community.

  • @mikedioguardo6184
    @mikedioguardo61846 ай бұрын

    1:19 wearing that same shirt right now haha. 2 years later nothing has changed 😊

  • @LucasPfaff
    @LucasPfaff7 ай бұрын

    2:18 who doesn't love anamorphic bouquet, I'm totally with Oli

  • @AnamorphicOnABudget

    @AnamorphicOnABudget

    7 ай бұрын

    I blame Premiere's auto subtitles. Some stuff still escaped my eagle eyes! :P

  • @LucasPfaff

    @LucasPfaff

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AnamorphicOnABudget I use that function quite often, love it. More to create placeholders, but still, one of the few new things I really dig

  • @christianmajeres9772

    @christianmajeres9772

    7 ай бұрын

    well, it's a nice bouquet of bokeh after all

  • @Arkadiusz4321
    @Arkadiusz43215 ай бұрын

    Would be cool to see a davinci resolve tutorial how to fake anamorphic look in that program :)

  • @JamesMeder
    @JamesMeder6 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the continued inspiration Tito! I love everyone's perspective and insight here

  • @underthetrackslive

    @underthetrackslive

    6 ай бұрын

    This page has the work I do with my 3 diy setups -James

  • @slipoch6635
    @slipoch66356 ай бұрын

    I'm quite happy with the Laowa adapter, might do a video on the image quality paired with cheap cine lenses

  • @ardorministries
    @ardorministries5 ай бұрын

    I would love it if you would talk about the end credit lens flares in Dune! What a spectacular vibe they created… and no one seemed to notice.

  • @LucasPfaff
    @LucasPfaff7 ай бұрын

    Damn I sound mean in that last statement. I have only love for Tito just so you know ❤

  • @AnamorphicOnABudget

    @AnamorphicOnABudget

    7 ай бұрын

    The point is I knew you weren't being mean, and I also felt it wrapped up everything well, with accepting my change, and how that doesn't mean the same for everyone.

  • @LucasPfaff

    @LucasPfaff

    7 ай бұрын

    @@AnamorphicOnABudget maybe next time add some fake laugh in a can so everyone knows what a funny guy I actually am

  • @Tomas_and_liza

    @Tomas_and_liza

    6 ай бұрын

    @@LucasPfaffThe comment already cracked me up Lucas! Hahaha #sellout

  • @gsmjulien
    @gsmjulien4 ай бұрын

    hello , what is the diameter of the thread of the elmoscope 2 ?

  • @debasishnaiding8062
    @debasishnaiding80624 ай бұрын

    Hi! Im going to buy a projection lens - a gold color kowa anamorphic projection lens, but its a 50 ft - 500 ft, will it work with helios 44m4 58mm lens. Can anybody help me?

  • @PuehringerMediaFilmMusic
    @PuehringerMediaFilmMusic4 ай бұрын

    Are you going to review the Blazar Remus Set any time soon? 😃

  • @ryanworkman3032
    @ryanworkman30324 ай бұрын

    Will putting a wide angle adapter on the front of an “anamorfake” lens give you some of the necessary lens distortion to get a closer to correct anamorphic image?

  • @AnamorphicOnABudget

    @AnamorphicOnABudget

    4 ай бұрын

    Yeah, a wide angle adapter will introduce some distortion and more optical imperfections that could push you towards a unique look in-camera.

  • @mosswareproaudio6328
    @mosswareproaudio63286 ай бұрын

    Anyone having the Unscrewing M42 or lens adapter problems? How did you get around that?

  • @christianmajeres9772
    @christianmajeres97727 ай бұрын

    awesome vid, thanks TIto!

  • @russellcameronthomas2116
    @russellcameronthomas2116Ай бұрын

    Can you review the new Samyang V-AF 1.7:1 anamorphic adapter?? It's on pre-order now, so you should be able to get a pre-release version from Samyang. (Requires V-AF lenses, which they will probably also lend to you.). I have seen a couple of other reviews, but they aren't as comprehensive as yours. It has a soft focus feature and I would be curious to know how that affects bokeh.

  • @AnamorphicOnABudget

    @AnamorphicOnABudget

    Ай бұрын

    The review is coming next week. ;)

  • @russellcameronthomas2116

    @russellcameronthomas2116

    Ай бұрын

    @@AnamorphicOnABudgetBRILLIANT! (as always keep up the great work) One more question I have -- I wonder if there is interaction between focus within the adapter and focus within the base lens, since they are connected electronically (unlike any other anamorphic adapter)? If "yes" I wonder how it would make a difference.

  • @AnamorphicOnABudget

    @AnamorphicOnABudget

    Ай бұрын

    I explain how it makes a difference. I also didn't get to test the soft focus feature, as I didn't feel it helped the anamorphic vibes. :P

  • @bryanoliveira9513
    @bryanoliveira95137 ай бұрын

    Wow @9:05 what are these travel scopes you speak of

  • @christianmajeres9772

    @christianmajeres9772

    7 ай бұрын

    there's a bunch to recommend : hypergonar baby 1.75x,, the aiva 1.75x baby (same optical design), the bolex 1.5x baby, the kowa 2x baby. add to that a protodna or the small rapido focusser (fv-something a) and you have a portable setup without need for rails.

  • @bryanoliveira9513

    @bryanoliveira9513

    7 ай бұрын

    ohhhh like for 8mm?@@christianmajeres9772

  • @_o__o_
    @_o__o_4 ай бұрын

    i farted into a lantern ✨

  • @Imhotep397
    @Imhotep3977 ай бұрын

    Whoa shit! I thought this was never coming out!

  • @AnamorphicOnABudget

    @AnamorphicOnABudget

    7 ай бұрын

    Trust me, for the most part of the last two years, I thought the same as you.

  • @garry.dhandwar
    @garry.dhandwar5 ай бұрын

    hey brother, could you please make a video about photography with anamorphic lenses but take sideways in portrain style rather than landscape, and also try to make a reel(tiktok) aspect ratio video but filmed sideways. thanks

  • @VFXforfilm
    @VFXforfilm6 ай бұрын

    This is going to tick people off and I don't intend it to. But WHY are all low budget filmmakers shlubby or skinny, balding or bearded nerdy types (I was when I went to film school). I always wonder if we go into the pipe-dream career of filmmaking (in a similar way a game student who also is statistically shlubby or skinny, unkept, unhealthy looking) is a sign of the common psyche (call it mental or spiritual) of these groups. Nobody ever addresses the similarity of physicality of this group of people (as you get blackballed and ridiculed to shame if you do) who tend to be generally (not always) athiestic, narcissistic, with small tattoos on their bodies. This conclusion did not come from ignorance, but 25 years both going through a film school, teaching around many university film schools, and being on set for a ton of independent films. I think health wise people need to take better care of themselves, present themselves cleaned up for work, and be less narcissistic. Also we should ask ourselves if we are filmmakers or just fanboys with no imagination and are wasting our money on buying gear. PEACE!

  • @ryanleethomas

    @ryanleethomas

    6 ай бұрын

    I don’t think this is a good faith discussion you’re trying to have. Filmmakers come in all shapes and sizes, and while there are tropes, perpetuating stereotypes minimizes the experience of those who don’t fit those tropes.

  • @VFXforfilm

    @VFXforfilm

    6 ай бұрын

    @@ryanleethomas What I''m saying is it's a HUGE percentage of the novice filmmaker population. To me it's the biggest glaring elephant in the room and I'm betting you Ryan are in that category and that's what spurred you to say "hey this shouldn't be talked about this, it's not of good faith". What's a copout is not taking care of your health (including your mental health) to remain in such poor condition. I got off my duff and exercises, changed by diet, and prioritized going out and getting some sun. Best shape I've ever been in at 46, and when I was skinny I was diagnosed early stage scoliosis. There's stereotypes in all types of professions yes but I've nothing like this... 99.4% likelihood of this anomaly. It might even be the very reason why films suck today, because statistically an unhealthy person is usually careless and narcissistic, and athiestic narcissists have loose morals, and hence limit themselves to make films that are soft subjective morality tales to avoid any harsh judgement. The films are dark, lack levity, heart, and love and instead are dark, cynical, and depressing. I see so many film students on youtube saying "Godzilla Minus One was amazing" and they wouldn't dare consider the possibility of it being good is because it speaks of moral (some would say biblical) principles like sacrificial love, taking care orphans, and honor.