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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 :)

Quick & Dirty Noctilux @ Night Test on Epic-M

There's a SLR Magic CINE T0.95/f0.92 coming out this fall (september 2012) that is ~$3,300... supposed to be as good as this (yeah, i know, but even if it *compares* for 1/3 the cost it should be a sound investment.)

http://www.noktor.com/products.php ... On closer inspection, these might not be S35/APS-c... which doesn't make sense given the "CINE" moniker... Nevermind, there are m-mount versions.
 
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dude!!!!

I checked in B&H its an M-Mount Lens right.

Wait, you have the M-Mount for EPIC :-):thumbup1:
 
$11K. Well bugger me with a fishfork.
 
Hey Keith,
I'm in LA, too. Let me know when you're going out next time. I have some Leica M glass that would be really fun to test.
Cheers,
Sam
 
wide open that lens shoots pretty good at night. The images seem to contain little to no noise. That makes me think about shooting on a full moon, natural light only. Think you can test that next? Please :)
 
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Can you control aperture or focus from EPIC?
There is M42 adapter that allows you to control focus.
Did you use it?
 
I have a borowed Noct 50mm f/1.0 and the Spacecam mount and will shoot a test here in LA this week.. Your test is amazing....... I have been shooting film on an Leica M3 with the Noct for some time and love the feeling you get....

You have inspired me to get off my ass
 
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