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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Scarlet, Iscorama anamorphic, Nikkors, CineMorph filter...& the end of the world

Eddie Enciu

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Just a little fun on the side...Filmed using Red Scarlet with Canon mount, Nikkor and Nikon E Series lenses, Iscorama 1.5x anamorphic attachments with the Vid-Atlantic.com VAMP Clamp. Some shots with a 58mm CineMorph filter.
 
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this is absolutely amazing. I really really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
 
very nice, can you tell us where you used the cinemorph filter? i was wondering about those. thanks!
 
Thanks guys! I shot a ton of footage and many times I would shoot the same shot using the CineMorph and then the Iscorama. CineMorph filter shots were most of the low angle shots of the guy walking and I'm pretty sure the close up shots of both characters at the bar were with the filter. And a few others sprinkled in throughout.

The widest I can go with the Iscorama in 4K on the Red is a 28mm prime with a smaller front like the old Nikon f2 or f2.8. I shot mainly 3K @ 48fps.
 
Thanks guys! I shot a ton of footage and many times I would shoot the same shot using the CineMorph and then the Iscorama. CineMorph filter shots were most of the low angle shots of the guy walking and I'm pretty sure the close up shots of both characters at the bar were with the filter. And a few others sprinkled in throughout.

The widest I can go with the Iscorama in 4K on the Red is a 28mm prime with a smaller front like the old Nikon f2 or f2.8. I shot mainly 3K @ 48fps.

Eddie with the sunset shots at the end shot with the Isco, or the filter?

In fact, what did you shoot all his walking shots on the road with? Isco or filter?

Thanks! Great job...
 
Thanks Nick! Sunset shots were with the Iscorama on a Nikon 35mm f2.8 prime. The walking shots on the road were a mix...the wider walking shots were the Isco and the close up low angles shots were with the filter.
 
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