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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 :)

Image Circle Database

Matthew Duclos said:
Not sure why Cooke would say that...
It may very well be a matter of opinion. They may consider 30mm the acceptable image circle.
I measured to what I considered reasonably usable in regards to light and focus falloff.
They may also want to keep things simple and not list a mere 2mm difference between some lenses and not others.
Just my guess.
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Well, then I look forward to somebody doing some tests with the Panchros and 5is on 5K. Hopefully you'll get to test one or both sets in the reasonable future.
 
Has anyone measured the image circles of Canon K-35s? I know most of them (24, 35, 55, 85mm) are said to cover FF-35, but I'm specifically interested in the circle size of the 18mm T1.5.
 
Image circle chart v2

Image circle chart v2

If anyone's interested, I've updated my chart with the specs that Jim has confirmed.

Hopefully this and Matt's database will be helpful for those buying new lenses for use on MX sensors.

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I don't see 5KFF on the list, but I think it's close to "active pixel array". I am shooting this a lot so I can also extract high quality stills from the footage.
 
Dusting off an old thread... where is the latest version of the image circle database hosted? Time to start thinking ahead in terms of Dragon...
 
You could look here:
www.tinyurl.com/cinelenses

It's a database of lenses I've been building and maintaining for a while in which I've tried to include as much info on lens coverage as possible. I've taken many of my own measurements, published data from manufacturers and added a few numbers from Matthew's old database (hope you don't mind). There are many gaps though, so if anyone is interested in adding information I'd be happy to hear from them.
 
Richard Bradbury said:
You could look here:
www.tinyurl.com/cinelenses

It's a database of lenses I've been building and maintaining for a while in which I've tried to include as much info on lens coverage as possible. I've taken many of my own measurements, published data from manufacturers and added a few numbers from Matthew's old database (hope you don't mind). There are many gaps though, so if anyone is interested in adding information I'd be happy to hear from them.
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It looks like the image circle database was a victim of Apple's Mobile Me to iCloud transition. Hopefully it'll be up on a new host before too long.
 
This isn't all that bad ->
www.tinyurl.com/cinelenses

It was posted after Matt's one went down but I'm sure it carries pretty similar information and pretty up to date... only the image circle is missing from quite a few but there is relatively enough to give a good idea
 
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