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Michael Schroers

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  1. Does anyone know which film stock was used in Beethoven's 2nd from 1993 (Rod Daniel; film st. bernhard dog family) ? Thanks
  2. Hello, I set the camera on TCS 6. I hope that was right :rolleyes: . That were my last 18 meters of this 'funny' colored film. I need it to finish a short film project, which I started two years ago, when Velvia in 16mm was still available. @ David Cunningham Did you use this film very often ? Micha
  3. It's funny to see, how cheap the Kinoptiks lenses were this time. Today, 35 years later, they are soooo expansive ....
  4. That's great ! Thank You !
  5. Thanks for your answers. Does anybody know until when they were made ?
  6. Hello, sometimes you can find some Cine-Kowa Lenses for 16mm, for example the 1,1 / 25mm in Arri mount. I think, this are lenses made for the Arri SR cameras. (I think CP sold them as cinema-product-lenses too) What do you know about them ? Some people say, they were "a kind of copy" of the Zeiss HS lenses. Is that right ? Michael
  7. That's interresting. Do you know examples of films, which were filmed with kinoptik lenses ?
  8. Hello, you often can find old Kinoptik lenses, for example the Apochromat 25mm, in Cameflex, C-mount or other mounts for very, very high prices. What do you think about this lenses ? How is their quality and their 'look' compared to other lenses like Zeiss etc ? Why are this lenses so expensive ? Micha
  9. Hello, I would like to use my last roll of Velvia 16mm in a Arri SR-III. Does anybody know, which setting for Timecode is right ? Thanks !
  10. Wasn't it a Kowa Cine-Prominar 40mm lens ? They were often used together with Super Balter Lenses . . .
  11. I think, the Angenieux 12-120mm will vignette at the 'beginning'. My 12-120mm does. Are there more different versions of this lens or are they all the same ? The Angenieux 15-150 should be OK for S16. I've tested it and I can't find any vignetting. There are two old types from the 70s: The 1,9/15-150mm and the 2,8/15-150mm. Michael
  12. Thanks. That's very interresting. Until which time were the panchros Ser.II/III made ? The 70s ?
  13. Hello, which are the significat differences between the speed panchros Ser. 1 and 2 ? Most of the lenses you can find are Ser. II lenses. I think, the Ser 1, the original Speed Panchros, are from the 40s or 30s, aren't they ? How is the image quality and the 'look' of this older lenses ? Mich And what's about the kinetal lenses (made for 16mm). What's the difference between the glass of the Panchros and the Kinetal ?
  14. Hi Mike, yes, but there are some Super Baltar lenses in Ceco Housing for example, which are for BNC and not for BNCR like Mark-II or other, because they are 'long' behind the mount. You find sometimes lenses in normal looking housings (metal rings) with this 'problem' too. I think they were made for the non-reflex Mitchell cameras too . . .
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