Moondog Labs Anamorphic Lens 37mm Thread
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- In this video, we introduce the Moondog Labs 1.33x Anamorphic Lenses 37mm Thread.
While each of our lens designs provides the same stunning image quality, your mobile device and shooting preference will determine which lens is best for you.
For a comparison of the entire line of Moondog Labs Anamorphic Lenses, check out this video: • Video
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A quick introduction to how the 37mm lens works and who it's best suited for. Hope you find it helpful!
Will it work with the Sony Rx0 II? I have a cage for it that has a 37mm threaded lens mount and couldn't find anyone using it with your anamorphic lens. Would you be willing to send me a review copy?
It won’t work with existing cages, however, we are looking at a Rx0 II solution that could potentially be ready in the coming months. Keep your eyes on moondoglabs.com. For a review, please take a moment to complete this form: moondoglabs.com/pages/sponsorship-media-request
Dropped this Cage System yesterday! ruclips.net/video/T2mXi4v8HWs/видео.html
For product review, please fill out our application form on our website: moondoglabs.com/pages/sponsorship-media-request Thanks for your interest!
Hi, Moondog. My lens got a little wet while filming. Wiped it obviously. Does this cause unseen damage at all?
If it's just a little moisture on the front surface is likely fine. Biggest concern would be if it’s seriously wet inside, it may make for rather cloudy/hazy images. But if you're not seeing any change in your image quality, you should be good to go
Does this work on camcorders?
It does not. It is designed to work with mobile phones.
@@moondoglabs3598 why wouldn't it work on a camcorder, just out of curiosity?