Behind the Scenes | The Samyang Cine Range with Laura Seward

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Director of Photography (DoP) Laura Seward takes us behind the scenes on a film shoot at London Terrariums. In today’s video, Laura tests three of Samyang’s V-AF Cine Range lenses to measure their versatility.
    Using a Sony FX6 to capture the footage, Laura tests out Samyang’s 24mm, 35mm and 75mm V-AF Lenses, providing the opportunity to demonstrate both the wide-angle and mid-tele capabilities of this lens range. Laura is also testing the Samyang V-AF manual focus adapter that, if mounted on these lenses, offers yet more versatility and accuracy.
    Learn more about these V-AF lenses here:
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    ⬇️ Here’s the kit we used to make this video: ⬇️
    Sony A7S III:
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    Sony 50mm f1.8 Lens:
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    Sony 85mm f1.8 Lens:
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    Sony 24mm f1.4 Lens:
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    Rode Wireless GO II:
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    Ronin RS 3 Gimbal:
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    Atomos Ninja V HDMI Monitor/Recorder:
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    SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO 300MB/s UHS-II SDXC Card:
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Комментарии • 5

  • @johnclay7644
    @johnclay7644 Год назад +2

    informative video Thanks Wex.

  • @morsmediatv-undfilmprodukt3958
    @morsmediatv-undfilmprodukt3958 7 месяцев назад

    AF also looks quite "steppy" (7:09)?

  • @noenken
    @noenken Год назад +1

    Something is off here, these lenses might not be the fastest focussing pieces of glass ever but they do focus usually. And here they just don't. If it wasn't a user derp then I would look into firmware updates for lenses and camera.

    • @WexPhotoVideo
      @WexPhotoVideo  Год назад

      Hey Christian, it turned out to be a firmware update we hadn't been given yet. Thank you!