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Canon SUMIRE PL Lenses

Thank You Hans and I apologize! There are so many Reduser Members I never know if one is responsible for some of the videos I link to. I will make it known that you as a Reduser member conducted these tests in the Previous posts. Thanks for the great "Real World" test!
 
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MIDDLEMARCH (2020) Behind the Scenes



By Kim Furst




Something's coming...
Director/Producer: Kimberley Furst
Director of Photography: Denis Moran (Mad Men)
Camera: Tammy Fouts (Avatar 2, 3)
Actors: Chelsea Alden (13 Reasons Why), Alyson Daniel (X Species)
Costume Designer: Merrily Murray-Walsh
Co-Producer: Matthew Stolarz / Chisel Pixel Gaffer: Timothy Obeck
Shot on CANON C700 full frame, with Sumire Lenses
Special thanks: Canon Burbank
Chapman/Leonard Studio Equipment
Screen Actor's Guild
Film LA
Oregon Shakespeare
 
We had the pleasure to get our hands on a set of Canon Sumire Primes last week.
They feel pretty solid and I really like the size and weight!
I‘ve hoped they would be a bit more similar to the K35.. however, have a look yourself.
We did a lens shootout including them at around 15:10:

https://youtu.be/ReEyVnN0WV0
 
Sony VENICE with Canon Sumire Prime PL in 4K HDR


By Sittipong Kongtong




I just got hands on the lens. Paired with Sony VENICE 6K RAW

We shot test some footage for our ACES-HDR Mastering workshop at School of Digital Medias & Cinematic Arts, Bangkok University.


Alexa LF with Canon Sumire Prime PL in 4K HDR


By Sittipong Kongtong



I just got hands on the lens. Paired with Alexa LF in Open Gate 4.5K RAW

We shot test some footage for our ACES-HDR Mastering workshop at School of Digital Medias & Cinematic Arts, Bangkok University.



Red Monstro 8K with Canon Sumire Prime in 4K HDR


By Sittipong Kongtong



I just got hands on the lens. Paired with Red Monstro 8K in 8K RAW

We shot test some footage for our ACES-HDR Mastering workshop at School of Digital Medias & Cinematic Arts, Bangkok University.



Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 4 6K G2 with Canon Sumire Prime PL in 4K HDR


By Sittipong Kongtong



I just got hands on the lens. Paired with Blackmagic URSA mini Pro 4.6K G2 in 4.6K BRAW Q5

We shot test some footage for our ACES-HDR Mastering workshop at School of Digital Medias & Cinematic Arts, Bangkok University.


Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K with Canon Sumire Prime PL in 4K HDR


By Sittipong Kongtong



I just got hands on the lens. Paired with Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K in BRAW Q5

We shot test some footage for our ACES-HDR Mastering workshop at School of Digital Medias & Cinematic Arts, Bangkok University.
 
Hindi Music Video Song “Yaad Karke” with Singer Gajendra Verma,


By Jai kamal Suthar


https://vimeo.com/349285096

Due To Privacy Settings, this video will have to be seen on Vimeo


Music Album Song with Singer Gajender Verma as a
DOP (Director of Photography) / Cinematographer,,
Camera - Red Dragon 6k, Canon Sumire PL Prime Lenses,
Location - Dubai and Abu Dhabi,
Duration - 03:56 Min.,
Date - April 2019,

You Tube Link - youtube.com/watch?v=YYWPHqFmjU0
 
Marco Werner said:
We had the pleasure to get our hands on a set of Canon Sumire Primes last week.
They feel pretty solid and I really like the size and weight!
I‘ve hoped they would be a bit more similar to the K35.. however, have a look yourself.
We did a lens shootout including them at around 15:10:

https://youtu.be/ReEyVnN0WV0
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Sumires look pretty lackluster, eh? Not really surprising given the last CN-E primes ;)

Great test!!
 
Canon Sumire Prime Quick Test (Wide Open)




By Filippo Chiesa






Camera: Ursa Mini Pro G2
Lenses: 24mm T 1.5 - 35mm T 1.5 - 50mm T 1.3
 
Canon Sumire Vs. Canon CNE Vs. Sigma Cine Prime Side By Side Test




By Habibi Film Rentals






Results of our Side by Side test of the Canon Sumire Vs. Canon CNE Vs. Sigma Cine Prime Side by Side test at Habibi Film Rentals.
 
paulcurtis said:
Really odd choices. I think i read they were basically double the price as well. There's nothing in them that would draw me to them unlike some of the other newer offering which visibly look great. Crazy. They look like every other lens from 10+ years ago...
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I have the original CN-Es and I fail to see why I should get these. They are pretty much the same thing, but double the price per lens and with a PL mount. The EF version of these are pretty useless if you have the previous set and the worst part is that the previous CN-Es is hard to get. But considering that the previous set is half the price, just get that and a EF mount.
 
i am looking in to buying Sumires and only thing that concerns me is the fact that they cover 43.5mm less then Monstros 46mm. I saw several guys used them on Monstros, are there any issues?
 
Luka Sanader said:
i am looking in to buying Sumires and only thing that concerns me is the fact that they cover 43.5mm less then Monstros 46mm. I saw several guys used them on Monstros, are there any issues?
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here is some info. I'm pretty sure you get full coverage.

scroll down about halfway and it shows the crop areas for the Monstro.

https://www.canon-europe.com/lenses/sumire-prime-series/

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