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| The CineMorphtm Filter Anamorphic Looks Filter |
| CineMorph Filter Patent Pending 2012 copyright vid-atlantic media productions, usa |
Originally designed for Run N Gun shooting where regular anamorphic lenses could not
go! These filters will NOT stretch or squeeze to create a true anamorphic image. It
keeps the image at 16:9 and you can crop in post at any ratio you choose.
It mimics characteristics of anamorphic lenses such as the flare or streak and vertically
stretched bokeh. It's very easy to use and allows you to rack focus your photo lens like
normal. This is a HUGE plus as shooting with real anamorphic attachments requires you
to focus both the anamorphic lens and the photographic lens, making run and gun
shooting pretty much impossible.
This filter is great for when you need those shots that do require rack focusing.
It is mounted on to a smooth rotating filter for easy alignment and assembled with very
sharp optical glass that won't dull the image. The down side is that your lens will lose 1
to 2 stops of light so we recommend fast speed lenses (f0.95 to f2.8).
And just like a real Anamorphic lens, these filters are meant for use on Prime SLR and or
Cinema lenses. 50mm and tighter for cropped frame cameras like the 7D & T2i and
75mm and tighter for full frame cameras like the 5D.
Some zoom lenses will work but they'll need to have smaller fronts. For instance the
Canon 70mm-200mm lens will NOT work with the filter at any range wider than 200mm
because the front lens element is too wide and can't shoot through the bokeh effect
element in the filter.
Also, as with Anamorphic lenses, the ideal SLR lenses to use are the older Canon, Nikon,
M42 Mount (Russian or Japanese) lenses that have the smaller 52mm to 62mm front
filter diameters. 50mm f1.8, 80mm f2, 100mm f2.8, 135mm f2.8 have given some of the
very best results.
These types of older lenses are fun, sharp, well built and much more affordable than
newer lenses.
Starting at $119 ONLY AVAILABLE HERE!
SEE FAQ's BELOW FOR A LIST OF AFFORDABLE RECOMMENDED LENSES!
go! These filters will NOT stretch or squeeze to create a true anamorphic image. It
keeps the image at 16:9 and you can crop in post at any ratio you choose.
It mimics characteristics of anamorphic lenses such as the flare or streak and vertically
stretched bokeh. It's very easy to use and allows you to rack focus your photo lens like
normal. This is a HUGE plus as shooting with real anamorphic attachments requires you
to focus both the anamorphic lens and the photographic lens, making run and gun
shooting pretty much impossible.
This filter is great for when you need those shots that do require rack focusing.
It is mounted on to a smooth rotating filter for easy alignment and assembled with very
sharp optical glass that won't dull the image. The down side is that your lens will lose 1
to 2 stops of light so we recommend fast speed lenses (f0.95 to f2.8).
And just like a real Anamorphic lens, these filters are meant for use on Prime SLR and or
Cinema lenses. 50mm and tighter for cropped frame cameras like the 7D & T2i and
75mm and tighter for full frame cameras like the 5D.
Some zoom lenses will work but they'll need to have smaller fronts. For instance the
Canon 70mm-200mm lens will NOT work with the filter at any range wider than 200mm
because the front lens element is too wide and can't shoot through the bokeh effect
element in the filter.
Also, as with Anamorphic lenses, the ideal SLR lenses to use are the older Canon, Nikon,
M42 Mount (Russian or Japanese) lenses that have the smaller 52mm to 62mm front
filter diameters. 50mm f1.8, 80mm f2, 100mm f2.8, 135mm f2.8 have given some of the
very best results.
These types of older lenses are fun, sharp, well built and much more affordable than
newer lenses.
Starting at $119 ONLY AVAILABLE HERE!
SEE FAQ's BELOW FOR A LIST OF AFFORDABLE RECOMMENDED LENSES!
| ANAMORPHIC LENS LOOK WITHOUT AN ANAMORPHIC LENS! |
| Please Note: You must use a 50mm lens or higher on Crop Frame Cameras & 75mm lens or higher on Full Frame Cameras. Using Step Up or Step Down Rings may be necessary if we do not have the exact size to match your lens. Select the size that is closest to your lens front filter diameter. (STEP UP & STEP DOWN RINGS ARE NOT INCLUDED) |
| S&H Calculated on the following Page |
| PAY SAFE & SECURELY USING PAYPAL or GOOGLE CHECKOUT PRICE: $119 plus S&H ($6.50 US Shipping & $20 International Shipping) |
| CineMorph 58 on the Canon 5D with Nikon 85mm f2 |
| CineMorph 58 on a Canon 550D/t2i with Nikon 50mm f1.8 |
| ISCO 1.75x ANAMORPHIC LENS vs. CINEMORPH 58mm FILTER |
| Featured by Red Giant Software in their Short Film "PLOT DEVICE" Read about it HERE in the Red Room Blog! |
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| Shipping & Handling already calculated in the drop down prices above |
| CineMorph Filter: Before & After Shots |
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FAQ
Q: Do you have just a Flare Filter without the Anamorphic Oval Bokeh?
A: Yes, we do. Available HERE
Q: What are some lenses that you would recommend for use with the CineMorph on my DSLR?
A: We really like the old Nikon AI E series lenses, like the 85mm f2 or the 100mm f2.8. Even the 135mm is good.
Other great lenses are the Russian Helios 58mm f2, Jupiter 85mm f2, Tair 135mm f2.8. The Japanese Takumar 55mm
f1.8 is another good one. And of course even the old Canon FD lenses will work nicely as well, especially on the
Panasonic M43 cameras like GH1, GH2 and GF2.
You will simply need Converter Rings. Nikon to EOS, (or Nikon to M43) FD to EOS (or FD to M43), or for the Russian
and Japanese lenses an M42 to EOS (or M42 to M43) converter ring. They're found very cheap on ebay or other
shops.
Q: Do you have just a Flare Filter without the Anamorphic Oval Bokeh?
A: Yes, we do. Available HERE
Q: What are some lenses that you would recommend for use with the CineMorph on my DSLR?
A: We really like the old Nikon AI E series lenses, like the 85mm f2 or the 100mm f2.8. Even the 135mm is good.
Other great lenses are the Russian Helios 58mm f2, Jupiter 85mm f2, Tair 135mm f2.8. The Japanese Takumar 55mm
f1.8 is another good one. And of course even the old Canon FD lenses will work nicely as well, especially on the
Panasonic M43 cameras like GH1, GH2 and GF2.
You will simply need Converter Rings. Nikon to EOS, (or Nikon to M43) FD to EOS (or FD to M43), or for the Russian
and Japanese lenses an M42 to EOS (or M42 to M43) converter ring. They're found very cheap on ebay or other
shops.
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| More Questions About shooting Anamorphic? A Complete Guide to Anamorphic lenses on DSLR's from EOSHD.com |
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| MORE CINEMORPH FILTER VIDEO SAMPLES |
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| The CineMorph Filter & The Flare / Streak Filter from Vid-Atlantic _____________________ Now being used by top network shows like FOX's American Idol, Late Night talk shows, MTV Music videos, TV Commercials and on many other projects! ________________________________ |
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