Anamorphic Lenses and Adapters VS Gimbals - Anamorphic Cookbook - Module 6 Chapter 5

[@Holtenstein]

I was previously flying a Sankor 5E with an FVD24a, Voigtlander 40mm f2, with Tilta follow focus, The Crane 3s, Digital photo ring, with Hollyland 4K wireless system, and a Blackmagic video assist 7 12g. Then to hold it all a Tilta Armorman 3.0! That's just what it took to shoot anamorphics until recently.

[@tom_nuyts]

good explanations and informations!

[@AndersonTheAgent]

Great stuff as always, Tito. Hope you're well. I'm in the process of rigging out my own version of Gareth Edward's FX3/RS2 setup from "The Creator". I don't have (nor could ever afford) the 75mm Kowa or 42MM Atlas Mercury they used, so I'll try to make due with my 1.6X Sirui Venus 50mm. I have the 1.25x adapter, but it's a little too beastly to fly on the Ronin. Was curious if you were planning to add any more oval bokeh insert varieties to your store, specifically one that would accommodate this lens. If not, do you know what dimensions one would need to emulate a 2X squeeze?

[@Imhotep397]

Heavier rigs always seemed less problematic for the Crane and Movi gimbals and now with the PDMovie you don’t need a DJI Lidar focus anymore. I’m hoping to be able to afford a Thanos Pro soon.

[@Holtenstein]

I've used the Thanos. I really like the movents you can get.

[@Trevellian]

Yes to Thanos Pro, EasyRig, or a comparable support system. Running a heavy gimbal all day without a support vest is asking for permanent back damage.

[@bebespurs]

I was shooting with Sankor 16c, 50mm 1,8 on a R5 and it was beautiful setup.

[@ryanleethomas]

I’m shooting this now on an M and M6 Mark II

[@anamorphicalan]

loveit