Tagged with 1.33 - Personal View Talks

FS: SLR Magic Anamorphot 1.33x + Achrom. Diopter - $850

InnerSpark — Wed, 10 Dec 2014 10:18:45 +0000

Parting with this adapter to simplify my workflow. It is in excellent condition and only used it on one shoot. .

PM me or email me at innersparkfilms@gmail.com

FS: 2 SLR Magic Lenses + the SLR Anamorphot

yiannis_zach — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 16:02:12 +0000

Hi all,

For sale:

1) SLR Magic HyperPrime Cine 12mm T-1.6 (price: €450),

2) SLR Magic Cine II 35mm T-1.4 (price, 390),

3) SLR Magic 1.33x - 50 Anamorphot (price, €1200).

Any offer close to those prices, is accepted.

Paypal is accepted, plus the shipping cost. Shipping from France.

Thank you, Ioannis.

Schneider Cine-Digitar Anamorphic 1.33x Projection Lenses?

kellar42 — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 23:48:45 +0000

I stumbled on B&H's selection of high-end anamorphic projection lenses this evening and I'm wondering, is there any reason these couldn't be attached to a camera and act like a high end version of the LA7200? I know they're radically expensive, but that aside, what am I missing?

Help with Soligor/generic 1.33 anamorphic lens.

Gabel — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 08:52:33 +0000

So I picked up this anamorphic yesterday (seller said it was a Soligor, but it could just be a generic one. It says "ANAMORPHIC LENS, Made in Japan" on it), a steal at about $120 (keep in mind I live in Sweden, one of the world's most expensive countries). It's a 52mm diameter, so it fits my Nikon lenses perfectly and has some really nice flares (see picture of my friend taken under here, taken with a 28 2.8 at f/4 and ISO around 1600).
Sharpness seems ok, especially with stuff at a distance. But this thing needs a diopter which brings me to my second point.

That damn lens hood! Firstly I'm a matte box user and that thing gets in the way. Secondly, it won't take filters. So I need to get a solution to this.
One is to get a new front, if these exist (the front says called DC-S HOOD 72mm).
The other is to remove the hood. Here was a guide on how to remove one from a Nikon lens and I'm guessing this technique would work here too though.

But it won't take filters. As I have yet to find any 4X4 diopters (I hear Tiffen makes them, but haven't been able to find them), but if these exist, this would work great.
Otherwise I could try to fit a filter holder on the front. The area around the lens is recessed as you can see, which I think could work to mount a step ring to get a filter gear.
But would it work to mount a diopter behind the lens? Then I could just get a 52mm one that I could mount in between the anamorphic lens and my lenses. This would mean I won't have to mount a step ring.