Im interested in this lens, but I wish you could show more than flares, like when you pan or track camera sideways to show how the edges distort and warp with the movement.
Can this lens be used to desqueeze anamophically squeezed images coming from a 4K projector. I dont care to use it as a camera lens. Only use is for projecting non letterboxed widescreen images.
I'm still curious too about the markings on the lenses and what's different about all the models, i got the Singer 16D, and man is that thing double the size of this 16C, and it doesn't have a front thread, having the FVD too, u gotta use a big clamp in front to mount it..
Dima Kuzmich really no front threads that’s crazy ,so many different models of this lens someone tried to tweak appearance I guess while manufacturing.
I have a Singer 16D that I haven't got around to testing. I have all my scopes in Rapido housings to make life easier. I haven't bought the FMJ for this one yet so I haven't really tried it out. I think I'll like the look though. Not sure what color the flares will be. Good video. Cheers
Hi Swawn, being a vintage lens, there is always the unknown of whether it may have radioactive coatings... do you know if the Sankor 16C has this "issue"?
Warm regards from Australia and a massive thanks for the video. Looking at the same set up. Is possible to run and gun or would you recommend an easy rig?
Hello it cannot be a stand alone lens it’s not meant for a mirror less camera only a projector mounting it in front of a taking lens lets you focus both of them simultaneously aka double focus
nice review, thx! can you tell more about building the whole anamorphic rig around gh5? from the lens rails, to the focusing module... would be sweet to see what exactly to buy, before starting to spend money XDD
@@Gonzalez_Films back is 34mm(what is this mean...?), and has a 40.5mm thread. unfortunately there is no 40.5mm adaptor... I think I should use 43mm clamp... Thank you.
Very useful, thanks a lot! Question: do you still use Lens Turbo II or not? I plan to create the following setup [GH5]-[Lens Turbo II]-[50 mm or 85 mm vintage M42 spherical lens]-[Sankor 16c]-[Front Variable Diopter], can you comment it? Lens Turbo II (or another focal reducer) is needed/preferable or the opposite?
Roman Ivanov Hi Roman the lens turbo will widen your image but likely introduce vignetting depending on your taking lens if you go under 50mm but I think to be safe 58mm and above should be fine.Helios 44 is a good option.
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Of course you are not getting paid. That lense went out of production 50 years ago. 🙂
Another great video.
Great review man. Very informative!
Paul Kepner thanks Paul appreciate it...
Im interested in this lens, but I wish you could show more than flares, like when you pan or track camera sideways to show how the edges distort and warp with the movement.
Can this lens be used to desqueeze anamophically squeezed images coming from a 4K projector. I dont care to use it as a camera lens. Only use is for projecting non letterboxed widescreen images.
nice review. can you pls link the clamps used?
I'm still curious too about the markings on the lenses and what's different about all the models, i got the Singer 16D, and man is that thing double the size of this 16C, and it doesn't have a front thread, having the FVD too, u gotta use a big clamp in front to mount it..
Dima Kuzmich really no front threads that’s crazy ,so many different models of this lens someone tried to tweak appearance I guess while manufacturing.
Doesn't the 16-H has, IIRC, have M50x0.75 threads.
I have a Singer 16D that I haven't got around to testing. I have all my scopes in Rapido housings to make life easier. I haven't bought the FMJ for this one yet so I haven't really tried it out. I think I'll like the look though. Not sure what color the flares will be. Good video. Cheers
Steve Holt thanks Steve you will have a very similar image if anything identical.Great lens definitely a keeper...
Hi Swawn, being a vintage lens, there is always the unknown of whether it may have radioactive coatings... do you know if the Sankor 16C has this "issue"?
@@giobanca8811 no they should be clear but I know the Pentax lenses are radioactive
Warm regards from Australia and a massive thanks for the video. Looking at the same set up. Is possible to run and gun or would you recommend an easy rig?
Can this lens not be used by itself? Why is it mounted in front of another lens?
Hello it cannot be a stand alone lens it’s not meant for a mirror less camera only a projector mounting it in front of a taking lens lets you focus both of them simultaneously aka double focus
nice review, thx! can you tell more about building the whole anamorphic rig around gh5? from the lens rails, to the focusing module... would be sweet to see what exactly to buy, before starting to spend money XDD
what size clamp is that? mm?
60mm version but I have since upgraded to a custom 3D housing for this lens that I made.
Hey man do you know if a 35mm will work on this scope with a super35 sensor ?
Peter DiBussolo all sensors are different just experiment crop in if you have too
shawnstar86 I just want to make sure before I buy one
Peter DiBussolo I understand but best thing to do is just grab one and I’m sure you should clear 58mm with one maybe 50mm
including me, everybody wnats to know the exact size of rear thread.
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@@Gonzalez_Films back is 34mm(what is this mean...?), and has a 40.5mm thread. unfortunately there is no 40.5mm adaptor... I think I should use 43mm clamp... Thank you.
@@asdasdasd 40mm diameter x 0.5mm pitch
Very useful, thanks a lot! Question: do you still use Lens Turbo II or not? I plan to create the following setup [GH5]-[Lens Turbo II]-[50 mm or 85 mm vintage M42 spherical lens]-[Sankor 16c]-[Front Variable Diopter], can you comment it? Lens Turbo II (or another focal reducer) is needed/preferable or the opposite?
Roman Ivanov Hi Roman the lens turbo will widen your image but likely introduce vignetting depending on your taking lens if you go under 50mm but I think to be safe 58mm and above should be fine.Helios 44 is a good option.
@@Gonzalez_Films Thanks!
hello, i would like to know if the sankor 16c is suitable for the panasonic lumix gh5?
125 LAB Yes that’s what I’m using
@@Gonzalez_Films
thank you for your answer, so i can buy a sankor 16c?, i don't have to add an adapter ring to make it compatible ?
125 LAB you need a clamp to hold the anamorphic to your Taking lens look up vid Atlantic clamps or Raf camera clamps
@@Gonzalez_Films thank you very much, do you have an internet link or I can find this because I am looking for but I can't find, I work in video clips
Clamp link ?
No test footage besides flares? :(..
ShelbyWorks check out my other videos short films I did with it plenty of test footage.
shawnstar86 ok bet