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72. Desert Light (CineMorph NAB)
10 months ago
Filmed with the CineMorph Anamorphic Looks Filter from vid-atlantic.com/cinemorphic
While at NAB 2011 we stepped away from the bright lights to collect some b-roll for a project in the works.
Filmed, Edited & Colored by Eddie Enciu for VAMP
Colorista II, Magic Bullet and a bit of Misfire all from Red Giant Software. Music by Hammock
Canon 5D Mark II
Nikon 85mm F2
CineMorph 58
Daytime ISO 100
Evening/Night ISO 640 to 1600
The Filter costs $139, it keeps your image at a 16:9 ratio and only morphs the bokeh or vertically smears the areas of the image that are not in focus and it allows you to rack focus your lens like normal! Rack focusing is impossible with most anamorphic lenses and the vertical bokeh can not be recreated in post production without a ton of rotto brushing and affecting the areas in focus.
It's also a streak & flare filter all on one smooth rotating frame.
You will lose 2 stops of light, so we recommend fast speed prime lenses with smaller fronts. Old Nikon primes and Old M42 Pentax Mount (Russian and Japanese) work the best. Those lenses are ideal with or with out our filter as they work more like true cinema lenses, they're sharp, fast and cheap on ebay.
Just like an anamorphic lens these filters are meant for use on Prime photographic lenses. 50mm and tighter for cropped frame cameras like the 7D & T2i and 75mm and tighter for full frame cameras like the 5D
More info vid-atlantic.com/cinemorphic
While at NAB 2011 we stepped away from the bright lights to collect some b-roll for a project in the works.
Filmed, Edited & Colored by Eddie Enciu for VAMP
Colorista II, Magic Bullet and a bit of Misfire all from Red Giant Software. Music by Hammock
Canon 5D Mark II
Nikon 85mm F2
CineMorph 58
Daytime ISO 100
Evening/Night ISO 640 to 1600
The Filter costs $139, it keeps your image at a 16:9 ratio and only morphs the bokeh or vertically smears the areas of the image that are not in focus and it allows you to rack focus your lens like normal! Rack focusing is impossible with most anamorphic lenses and the vertical bokeh can not be recreated in post production without a ton of rotto brushing and affecting the areas in focus.
It's also a streak & flare filter all on one smooth rotating frame.
You will lose 2 stops of light, so we recommend fast speed prime lenses with smaller fronts. Old Nikon primes and Old M42 Pentax Mount (Russian and Japanese) work the best. Those lenses are ideal with or with out our filter as they work more like true cinema lenses, they're sharp, fast and cheap on ebay.
Just like an anamorphic lens these filters are meant for use on Prime photographic lenses. 50mm and tighter for cropped frame cameras like the 7D & T2i and 75mm and tighter for full frame cameras like the 5D
More info vid-atlantic.com/cinemorphic
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Thats why this filter is special and the very reason we designed and created it; out of necessity for those rack focus shots and run n gun anamorphic shooting, without losing the characteristics of an anamorphic lens.
Did you use ND filters while shooting out in the desert (I'm sure you did). If so...what was your setup?
I have a GH-2 and use a Super Takumar 50mm M42 mount lens. What sized adapter would you suggest for me to use in daylight shots (58mm or bigger)? Thanks.
As for your lens, I would recommend the 58mm or 62mm version of the filter.
Stephen
Great video.
apart from that as someone quite new to videography I was wondering how you do that "jumping" or "skipping" effect. (is it MB Misfire?) Just a brief pointer in the right direction is all I need, cheers :)
The actual skipping was done by taking certain 1 to 3 frame slugs and moving them ahead or behind a bit in the timeline. Nothing too fancy. Give it a try, its kind of fun, but dont over do it either ;)
vid-atlantic.com/cinemorphic
Yes, we can provide you with a some ungraded footage, just email us at info@vid-atlantic.com
And no, it wont crop your image. You will need to do that in post. Its simply a matter of cropping or adding black letter box bars at the top and bottom of the image. Its very easy in almost any program.
And yes the 50mm f1.8 lenses (Nikon, Canon EOS and Canon FD) will work with the filter on the 550D/t2i or other crop frame cameras like the 7D, 60D, GH1/GH2, etc. Thanks for your interest!