You can see one here:

dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=198215

Its a little heavy and thats only the 50mm!

Now that would be a wrist breaker! Actually I dont think the 35mm will clear the mirror on the 5d- may be possible on the 7d?

They are about 3-5k a piece depending on the focal length- not that cost effective for dslrs but I allready had them so I just bought the adapter mount. They work really well on Red though.

thanks mitch.

workin on it... here are some stills from stuff i shot wth these lenses on Red (for what its worth):

flickr.com/photos/8625918@N04/sets/72157621938370404/

Yeah the prices on the iscos are crazy- Unfortunately though the cheaper lomo squarefront anamorphics do not fit (they dont fit into the eos camera body)- so you have to get the more expensive roundfront ones. Wish the square ones worked though too- I have a few sitting on my shelf.

I am using a do-it-your-self camera slider. Similar to the glidetrack or the indie slider, but made from factory parts. Go to dvxuser.com and under the "diy" section you will find something called a "zaza slider" it only cost about $160 and works wonders for the kinds of moves you see. Thanks.

Thanks for the warm welcome- wish GR had a "warmer" welcome for me! ; )

Yes Lomo! The same folks who make crappy plastic cameras. Lomo is an old company, think of it as a russian ZEISS. They make or have made everything from military equipment to consumer products. Of course they also made lenses for cinematography... These lomo lenses in particular were (as I understand) commissioned by the USSR's beauru of cinematography as an improvement to the squarefront version, they were completely designed from scratch and built by lomo company in late 70's (all the way through the 90's) after the USSR dissovled the fellow who designed these lomo anamorphics moved over to Vantage film where he designed the hawk anamorphics, which are a very similar optical design but with improved mechanics and glass (also better because they are "german"). The reason the roundfronts are such an elegant and genius design for an anamorphic cinematography lens is that it places the anamorphic element in the middle of the lens and the focusing is done with the pair of spherical lenses in the front- this makes the lenses have minimal image "breathing" or " anamorphic mumps" as well as controlled anamorphic flare. Hope that enlightens you a bit! ; )

Hey Patrick, you can get a PL mount lens or an oct-19 lens, just be sure to choose the right adapter/mount. Keep in mind the squarefronts dont work as they sit too far in the lens mount.

Many programs can desqueeze and crop, FCP, after effects, motion...

Dont kill anyone! We will send you a lens- please release any hostages.

sounds like a good compromise!