This one is entirely taken by 45mm.

Thank you. I can See Little vingnetting so i guess you filmed opengate 3:2 fullframe Right? And cropped a Little? Or used a extender? Im planning to buy this lense too but in Not sure if 45mm or 60mm.

​@@ImageLaneCC Yes, it can vignette little because I used something between FF and s35, which is cropped to 21mm sensor height in camera. This mode is 6:5, so I don't need to crop it in post, and it has a larger preview on set. If you want a vignette-free image, use an extender. For me, it's quite nice because many Anamorphics already contain vignettes, and I prefer to use the enlarged picture circle to add additional character. 60mm is even better in terms of vignette. Actually, having both is the most desirable option.

​@@mj.cutsense Thank you for the informations! I think im going to wait for the NAB 2024 first. It is in a few weeks. Maybe they will introduce some new lenses .. hopefully a ff anamorphic lens so i dont need to add aditional extender. Unfortunatly two lenses is not in my budget :) But i think the 45 or 60 will work fine for me. DZO has a brand new 65mm macro anamorphic which was introduced at the BSC Expo .. maybe thats interessting too.

It's not possible because c70 outputs 10bit 4K 60p via HDMI. To get RAW signal you have to record internally.

@@mj.cutsense Thanks for the quick answer! What a bummer. Maybe if the C70 had SDI, it would have been possible. Here is another strange behaviour I am seen. I can only get the Ninja up to 50p. No matter which codec. Any idea why?

​@@MrExel47 The C70 can only go so far through HDMI. It is capable only up to 4K 50/60p. This is a topic I cover in my video.

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Depending on your money, I would personally choose to use SmallHD monitors over Ninja V. I'm in the process of making a film about my favorite monitor available right now. Although Shinobi is ok, there is only one option if you want the finest OS, colors, and experience.

Not an SSD, but an SD card is being used to record. The final file is 25p which is 4x slower, because it has already been slowed down in camera. It's quite simple.

Without physically observing the issue, it is difficult to know, but the cable might be problem. Check if your HDMI cable supports 60p, for example, the original Atomos HDMI is compatible with 60p.

I would love to see a step by step explanation as well. I didn't quite get it.