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Canon FD because of the focusing direction - as the infinity is at the right as on any motion picture or broadcast lenses.

how much of the shot does a 14mm keep in focus? seems like a good run and gun lens.

No it isn`t a run and gun lens my any means - it has too radical geometry and some edge softness for that.
24mm f2 @ 2.8 is good one for hand held run and gun situations. I have shot quite much with 24mm, walking on mountain tracks etc.

It will possibly be a problem. And it wasn´t intentional in this vid but I wasn´t aware that I was using wider than SLR FOV on this. Is your 15-30 designed for copped sensor DSLR? If so it could be usable as those won´t vignette but in the other hand those won´t allow aperture control so I assume it isn´t.

The acclaimed Tokina 17mm f3.5 vignetted really bad on my Mini and I saw recently that the new 25mm Zeiss is bad too.

I've not seen any of the manufacturers except maybe Cinevate's Brevis that maybe would vignette as less as the lens design allows. No vignetting means that when you zoom in that or that much and you will lose FOV by almost all manufacturers I think. And then come the Academy guys with their cropped PL lenses that are designed for Academy frame so you got a 10mm Zeiss that yill give you 16mm FOV in terms of still photography. Where the hell would one find a 10mm crop factor lens that would allow me to dial in aperture settings, dead end. So I feel a bit bad about that vignette and FOV issue as the only real solution is to use real Cinema lens (and not those shitty ones) or maybe Brevis but then comes the dancing noise of an oscillator. I hope you understand, cause I wouldn't believe that anyone else could ;)...

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