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Tristan Newton

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  1. Hi All,


    After spending a great deal of time and effort assembling this set, I'm reluctant to sell it but bills need to be paid.


    All lenses have been collimated in the last few months, and have fresh PL mounts, FF gears and new rear caps. They have all been tested as sharp on an optical bench, and I can provide stills on request.


    Designed for super 35 film, they almost certainly cover the Ursa 4.6k and all 4K sensors. 5K RED should be fine except on the 18mm where you'll see edge fall off.


    Before anyone asks, I'm *not* interested in selling the lenses separately, only as a set.


    18mm T3.1 (OKC 5-18-1 89090) - Very sharp

    22mm T2.2 - Sharp, but like all 22mm, the weakest in the set

    28mm T1.4 (OKC 9-28-1) - Superspeed - rehoused - great sharp lens

    35mm T2.2 (OKC11-35-1 880228) - sharp, good mechanics

    50mm T1.2 (OKC-11-50-1N 890010) - Superspeed - defect on the front element that has zero effect on the image. Many shots from the Vodafone TVC below are using the 50mm.

    75mm T2.2 (OKC6-75-880079) - This version performed much better than Superspeed equivalent

    100mm T3.1 (OKC2-100-2 79008) - Great mechanics and amazing image despite its age


    Vodafone TVC shot on Red Epic with these lenses.





    Asking US$9950 for the set, excluding shipping from Sydney, Australia and paypal fees.


    If you'd like additional photos, please just ask.

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  2. Hi Dom,

     

    Thanks very much - I actually was going to contact you directly but Neil at Lemac confirmed what you said.

     

    As I mentioned to Satsuki, above I wasn't present for the tests - but the DoP was experiencing a significant vignette across the entire zoom range and even at 2K.

    It certainly made no sense to me at all. The only thing I could think of was the flange distance was somehow greater than 44mm due to the lens-camera mount not engaging properly. He claimed his AC (an ex lens tech) said that these older zooms were designed for Academy and not s35 (true), and would vignette 25-30mm focal range - and you still had bad fall off/corner performance in low light.

     

    Panavision installed the EF mount years ago and the person I got it from left PV a little while back. Mystery to me what's going on. I'll pick up the lens tomorrow and try and get my hands on a camera test it myself.

     

    Thanks again

  3. Hi Gregg,

     

    Thanks very much for looking into that for me.

     

    Was that the T3.9 or the newer HR version?

     

    Almost certainly the adapter is the issue...which makes no sense as it worked fine in the past. As far as I know the EF mount hasn't suddenly changed spec.

     

    Best option I think is to sell it off and suggest the buyer switch it for the more reliable PL.

     

    Thanks

  4. Hi Satsuki,

     

    Thanks very much for your feedback.

     

    Panavision used the lens on F35 relatively recently with no issues, however I suspect the problems cropped up after it was switched to EF. Not my preferred mount, but I got it for a good price.

     

    An ex Panavision lens tech confirmed it should cover an image circle of 28mm on the wide, and 32mm on the long end. It was setup properly, but sadly I wasn't present for the tests (a skilled DoP carried it out). However as you said, it was designed for Academy 35.

     

    Best guess is there are issues with the mount in this case. I know it'll cover RED 4K so I suspect it will be better if I pass it on to someone who can use it.

     

    Thanks again

     

    Tristan

  5. Hi,

     

    I've got an Angenieux 25-250 T3.9 in EF mount that for some strange reason is vignetting badly on a c300 MKII and an Amira in both 4K and 2K.

     

    Last time I tested it there were no issues on the long end on a full frame (5D) nor M4/3 camera across the full focal range.

     

    As far as I understand the EF flange distance is 44mm regardless of camera which suggests something very odd is happening with the mount. Panavision Australia fitted and tested it a while back and it *was* fine.

     

    Has anyone experienced anything strange like this happening? In terms of my options to fix it, should I switch it back to PL?

     

    Thanks very much for your help!

  6. I'm selling my set of Super16 Optar Illumina cinema lenses along with brand new adapters for EF and MFT. As I've decided to switch to Super35 format I no longer need these lenses - they've never been used other than for tests so the glass is 100% clean - plus they've come directly from the KMZ factory - brand new with standard 0.8 pitch gears on the focus/iris rings.

    I purchased them as a modern alternative to Zeiss Super Speeds (which they were modeled on) since I was after a fast lens that could work well in available light. The quality of the glass is great, but some of the lenses are a little stiff from sitting around boxed in the factory.

    As they are in Arri-B mount, I'll include 4 x EF / 3 x MFT Micro 4/3 adapters. Lenses would look great on the Ursa Micro 4.6K in 2K window mode, BM pocket camera, Sony F5/F55/FS7 in 2K crop mode, RED Raven/Dragon in 2K/3K crop etc.

    8mm T1.3 - Arri-B
    9.5mm T1.3 Arri-B
    12mm T1.3 Arri-B
    16mm T1.3 Arri-B
    25mm T1.3 Arri-B
    50mm T1.3 Arri-B

     

    https://flic.kr/s/aHskxDQeMd

     

    USD5500 for the set including adapters (Paypal or wire transfer. Buyer pays shipping and fees)

    If you'd like test footage please do not hesitate to ask and I will upload some images / video tests in your preferred lighting.

    Happy to answer any questions as I spent quite a lot of time researching and putting this set together.

    Thanks for looking.

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