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PL Mount 11-16mm f2.8 Prototype, Manual Iris

Matthew,
Any chance I could receive mine by the end of next week? Yeah, I have a job that could really use it. If not, I'll cope, but it would be nice to know...

Also can you tell us a bit more about the other options we received via email: I'd like more info on that mattebox that can thread onto the lens. Does either filter stage rotate? Who makes it?

What additional protection does the 77mm slim glass filter provide? Is it just clear glass, UV or UV+IR?

Thanks. Can't wait to receive my lens!
 
methinks someone got more than a slap on the wrist this time...heheh
 
Are we there yet?
 
Had the chance to try out a prototype of this lens last week on a fashion job. (Thanks Matt!) We had to shoot in a tiny 1979 Chevy Nova so we stripped down our camera and put on the Tokina 11-16 with a circluar ND .8 screwed into the front of the lens. Worked like a charm and the bumpy ride up the Griffith Observatory yielded the awesome sun-drenched dreamy footage that we were going for. For the price, this lens is a no brainer. Get one.

Here's a frame - we're about 12" from the model's face...

Justin Mitchell
http://www.theinfantry.tv

3727916126_a1c75d20cc_b.jpg
 
Had the chance to try out a prototype of this lens last week on a fashion job. (Thanks Matt!) We had to shoot in a tiny 1979 Chevy Nova so we stripped down our camera and put on the Tokina 11-16 with a circluar ND .8 screwed into the front of the lens. Worked like a charm and the bumpy ride up the Griffith Observatory yielded the awesome sun-drenched dreamy footage that we were going for. For the price, this lens is a no brainer. Get one.

Here's a frame - we're about 12" from the model's face...

Justin Mitchell
http://www.theinfantry.tv

3727916126_a1c75d20cc_b.jpg

Looks Beautiful Justin ! Thanks for Sharing !

Matt Uhry
www.mattuhry.com
 
Is it just me or is that model really short? I don't remember the back windows being extremely high in a 79 nova. X) She's still gorgeous and it is a beautiful shot, thanks for sharing Justin. I must have this lens...
 
mine is on its way!!!! whoo hoo!!
 
Just got mine yesterday evening, running out to go put it on a camera now. First impressions is that it's really well put together, and the finish is superb.

Can't wait to put it to work.
_mike
 

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Had the chance to try out a prototype of this lens last week on a fashion job. (Thanks Matt!) We had to shoot in a tiny 1979 Chevy Nova so we stripped down our camera and put on the Tokina 11-16 with a circluar ND .8 screwed into the front of the lens. Worked like a charm and the bumpy ride up the Griffith Observatory yielded the awesome sun-drenched dreamy footage that we were going for. For the price, this lens is a no brainer. Get one.

Here's a frame - we're about 12" from the model's face...

Justin Mitchell
http://www.theinfantry.tv

3727916126_a1c75d20cc_b.jpg


Nice shot Justin! What's the focal length on this one? I'm surprised with being so close to her that there's not more distortion on her face
 
The lenses are shipping now? Yaaaay!!!! OK, where's mine? :)
 
Great news! It clears the MB20-II at 11mm! Even with a pola and a screw in ND9 This thing kicks ass.


(yes I know the photo is at 16mm)
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Nice shot Justin! What's the focal length on this one? I'm surprised with being so close to her that there's not more distortion on her face

I'm pretty sure that's at 16mm - the model was lying sunk into the seat, thus the windows looking they way they do.
 
Had the chance to try out a prototype of this lens last week on a fashion job. (Thanks Matt!) We had to shoot in a tiny 1979 Chevy Nova so we stripped down our camera and put on the Tokina 11-16 with a circluar ND .8 screwed into the front of the lens. Worked like a charm and the bumpy ride up the Griffith Observatory yielded the awesome sun-drenched dreamy footage that we were going for. For the price, this lens is a no brainer. Get one.

Here's a frame - we're about 12" from the model's face...

Justin Mitchell
http://www.theinfantry.tv

3727916126_a1c75d20cc_b.jpg

Im on the list in the SECOND batch, but they are only half way thru the first batch of 100!
 
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