35mm Lenses should be used in super16mm?

[saleem dad]

hi,guys

anyone tell me what type 35mm(make or model number) lenses should we used in super 16mm (SR3)? ?

 

 

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Edited October 2, 2007 by saleem dad

[Michael Nash]

You can use any PL-mount 35mm lenses you want on an SR3. But for the broadest range of focal lengths use PL-mount lenses that are designed for 16mm use.

[Craig Knowles]

You can use any PL-mount 35mm lenses you want on an SR3. But for the broadest range of focal lengths use PL-mount lenses that are designed for 16mm use.

 

What do you mean when you say "broadcast range of focal lengths"?

[Kieran Scannell]

What do you mean when you say "broadcast range of focal lengths"?

 

He wrote "broadest range"Craig You'll get a wider range of focal lengths in lenses specifically designed for s16 cameras

 

Kieran.

[Johnathan Holmes]

35mm-format lenses do not generally go very wide (for a reasonable price). As a result, you will probably have to use Ultra16 or Cooke SK4 Super16-format lenses for your wider focal lengths (less than 12mm, generally). Luckily these lenses are designed inside and out to be very similar to their 35mm-format siblings, but with a smaller image circle.

 

Ultra Primes and Cooke S4's will work with the SR3. Master Primes will NOT work. While theoretically the SR3 can take any PL mount lens, the physical size of the lens limits this due to the placement of the eyepiece.

[Mitch Gross]

Ultra Primes and Cooke S4's will work with the SR3. Master Primes will NOT work. While theoretically the SR3 can take any PL mount lens, the physical size of the lens limits this due to the placement of the eyepiece.

 

Part of the reason for the design of the viewfinder on the 416. The Aatons can fit everything.