Laurie Valori

Thanks John, have DM’d you!

Hey Emil, thank you for the message. Ah can't use PL, the aaton isn't converted to that mount unfortunately!

Hi Björn, wicked yes a mk1 without focus gears would work.

Hi there! Looking to get the backfocus of an Aaton 16mm camera, lenses and ground glass calibrated. I have been recommended Optical Support by Camera Engineering (UK Aaton specialists), they look great. Does anyone have any recommendations or experience with this?

Looking to buy a Zeiss Super Speed 9.5mm in Arri bayonet mount, for use with Aaton LTR + adapter.

Hi Steve, amazing thank you, useful to know that the precision of the backfocus varies with focal length. Yeah manual aperture is perfect for me would not want it automatic personally! Have checked out some AI-s lenses on ebay, they are looking pretty nice, what are your thoughts on using a range of photography glass on a film project? I would be concerned about the color differences between lenses, which I have read that cines lenses reduce, however I have never actually done my own tests, so unsure of the problem?

Thanks very much for this advice Ruben, really appreciate it, sounds like good news to me! Great tips, will prioritize getting an adapter made by a technician and a lens hood/matte box.

Hi Everyone, I am looking to mount some affordable sharp primes onto an Aaton LTR. The Aaton mount seems to have a limited selection of lenses and I would like to avoid machining in a permanent Arri PL mount. Nikon F adapters sound like a good alternative, and I was thinking of using Rokinon/Samyang cine lenses. Have used them with a sony a7s and thought they were great for their price. Will a Nikon F mount adapter such as the one below allow a modern Nikon F mount lens to be mounted on an Aaton LTR? Adapter example : https://www.ebay.com/itm/STAINLESS-STEEL-NIKON-MOUNT-TO-AATON-ADAPTER-PRECISION-HEAVY/283845304312?hash=item42167f9ff8:g:Cz4AAOSwyIlek1L4 Lenses: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1107510-REG/rokinon_cine_ds_lens_for.html Is there an issue with the distance of the film plane to the back element of the glass? Will using full frame 35mm lenses for super 16 cause any problems? This thread is related and has been very helpful: