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I don’t currently. But am looking to put some out eventually! I’d suggest subscribing to the channel to look out for when that happens 😁

@@bennychan2356 I used the Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6k FF for most of the video except the Sony test lens comparison, for that I used the Sony FX3

@@FilmByKyle Thank you very much for your reply! contax

@@skyisthelimitcinematograph9852 in terms of image quality, It’s much, much better than the fx3. That’s because of multiple reasons, the bm doesn’t internally add noise reduction, so you don’t get all of the weird edges and muddiness you get from the fx3. Another reason is 6k vs 4k which makes the bm footage much sharper. There’s plenty of things that the fx3 has that the bm doesn’t though, like image stabilization and a higher second base iso (which imo doesn’t look good enough on the fx3 to use in many professional scenarios). So it’s not to say the bm is a better camera, it just has the capability to get a much better image.

@@dukecha I agree that there’s definitely some compromises. Not the greatest focus throw distance and has been kind of hard on AC’s while pulling focus. And then so much damn highlight blooming opened up. Even on the 28mm it can get bad. But for the price they are definitely top tier.

@@satan5259 thank you so much! I agree on the talking head part, I too love when I can see as much sample footage when I’m watching videos about gear. And I’ll look into some vintage projection glass!

@@FilmByKyle Kowa 8Z, 16H and B&H are very popular with multiple options for flare colours, if you want sharper with less flares, Isco Ultrastar and Schneider Cinelux, are phenomenal. If you want less than 2x squeeze and more compact, Bolex Moller would be one. These will require a variable diopter for focus such as Vazen Variable Diopter or Rapido FVD-16A. A single focus option that doesn't require a variable diopter would be Iscorama 36 although it's quite pricey at 1-2k USD on eBay still. Prices are going down a bit now that everyone is buying Atlas Mercury and Blazar Remus/Cato modern lenses though, so the vintage anamorphic market is definitely going to get interesting. Sorry for the infodump if it's too much, it's just a very nice little corner in the esoteric lens world that is slowly dying off now that there's modern production anamorphics in every price bracket :3

@@satan5259 I’ve heard of some of these but they’ve always seemed like a lot of work to get them adapted and working properly haha. But that’s good news about some of the prices dropping, I’ll look into all those.

@@ScenicoStudio I would LOVE to get my hands on some Atlas glass.

Thanks man! Cool to see it hitting the algorithm and reaching people like yourself that are interested.

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Thanks man! Everything was shot with log. I just wanted to show all the wow factor pieces of my work and make the whole reel as good as it could look, and I think sometimes the. Emote and afters can take away from that.

Much appreciated 🙏