Jelly Baby Jog for Dee
9 Dec 23 @ Richmond Park, Surrey
SMPTE UK visits… Elstree Studios with SUMOLIGHT
12 Dec 23 @ SUMOLIGHT UK, WD6 1JG
CVP: Upcoming Courses
13 Dec 23 @ CVP: Various
VMI: Upcoming Events
22 Jan 24 @ VMI: Various
Mo-Sys Academy: Upcoming Courses
1 Feb 24 @ Mo-Sys Engineering, London
Have you ever wanted a shot of a door ‘peephole’? Or maybe you want to show a POV of someone changing the lens on a camera. The field of view is like what you’d see in your typical skateboard video, so this can let you get creative in a way you haven’t been able to before. The image produced from this combination of fisheye lens with speed booster, creates a unique look. It is something not often seen in the cinema industry but can be used for that special shot you’re looking to get.
GTC Sponsors, True Lens Services (TLS), 17mm Mamiya Fisheye is using the base lens of a 24mm Mamiya 645 Fisheye. TLS introduced a 0.7x speed booster behind the base lens. This turns the 24mm into a 17mm lens and has the bonus of increasing the amount of light hitting the sensor. Therefore, wide open the lens (typically) reaches T3.3. As the original base lens was designed to cover the stills 645 film format, once the speed booster is on, the lens will still cover all full frame sensors.
Specifications
Cam driven focus system and chassis style lens housing allow matte boxes and other accessories to be attached to the front of the lens, without affecting focus movements. The benefit of zero backlash and image shift give accurate dual focus scales that repeat on direction and change with the cam drive system, giving a wide spread of markings through the scale. Aluminium alloy, stainless steel, brass and robust construction guarantees a long serviceable life.
For more information, please visit:
https://www.truelens.co.uk
Jelly Baby Jog for Dee
9 Dec 23 @ Richmond Park, Surrey
SMPTE UK visits… Elstree Studios with SUMOLIGHT
12 Dec 23 @ SUMOLIGHT UK, WD6 1JG
CVP: Upcoming Courses
13 Dec 23 @ CVP: Various
VMI: Upcoming Events
22 Jan 24 @ VMI: Various
Mo-Sys Academy: Upcoming Courses
1 Feb 24 @ Mo-Sys Engineering, London
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