The Anamorphic Look without Anamorphic Lenses
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This simple trick, when applied to your lens, will mimic characteristics from anamorphic lenses.
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Both the Rokinon 24mm & 85mm T1.5 lenses were used in this video.
Used both the holymanta.com/ ND Filter & Tiffen Variable ND.
Filmed on Blackmagic Micro Cinema and Graded in Resolve.
Free Anamorphic plugin for After Effects can be found here:
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Additional film grain was added overtop the plugin.
Music licensed and supplied by art-list.io
A creative collaboration between Frank G. Caruso and Tim Olsen.
At first I thought this was a pretty stupid idea but then your example shots at the end looked pretty good.
This solution wont be for everyone, but if you're tight on budget and resources, this is perfect. Sometimes simple solutions have the best results!
Mathis Arnell - This is probably the best example of this _working_ and not looking wrong, though the Flare (Fishing Line) could have been done better.
For the ease and cost _this_ is the best result, but I can't help but think that the skill of the Videographer (and Post) had a lot to do with it.
YT,
Rob
Tim Olsen This video is letterboxed. It's not native black bars. If I were you I would export the 4K/UHD in native without letterboxing.
the letterboxing was just for the cinematic effect and simply a style choice as when using an anamorphic lens the image is letterboxed after it's desqueezed
You sound like the type that depends on money to make everything nice.
Last step, adapt the DSLR lens to a mirrorless camera, use a through adapter and remove the anti reflection material inside the adapter, then you will get the circular vignettish flare
the fusion of the video and music 2:00 in, jus wonderful. the warm and worn colors and the shotcomp and the anamorphic look come togeher so well. gorgeous b roll too. dang
proper stuff.
Greetings from Auckland NZ. This is incredible. I really appreciate your effort s to put this together and upload it to youtube. Have a wonderful day.
two thumbs up for a clever DIY project
wow it's ***backmounted***
Anamorphic lenses collects more data horizontally. So you can achieve even wider results then a standard lens. You can't do this with just putting stuff in front or back of a standard lens. I tried your technic I know it works but i feel the biggest advantage of real anamorphic is that you can get super wide looks without the distortion like on standard wide lenses.
MrBlacknroll You are 100% correct. Just as I mentioned, this only mimics some characteristics from anamorphic lenses. Nothing beats the effects of the real thing.
Good point, here's another pro on the filter side is not only it's cheaper but A- you get a 16x9 image where you have more room to reframe B- you stabilize it more if needed ;)
AMAZING THANK YOU! Loved doing this DIY project. The look it produces is so cool and adds another layer to footage that is otherwise "too clean". Now I need to try it with the After Effects filter....
1:54 that shot looks dope
would have really liked to see the 'shape' of the unedited footage.
i have no imagination of how it would look with the light going through that ellipse cutout.
Awesome job guys! It somehow reminded me of the old "The Wizard of Oz" look 😍
Works fine. Make sure you do it on a prime lens for better results. Thanks bro.
I've been using this trick for like a year- it helps to add some distortion in post- only compress the corners vertically and then you'll get some awesome distortion
Gee..., looks stunning good. And without barrel distortion. The position of the oval filter was upright?
I have achieved that look with Samyang 20mm t1.9 but better 50mm or more tele lens. Also can use bented thick transparent plastic in front lens too make more anamorphic look.
Is this safe to do on a mirrorless camera?
Just curious, what's the difference between putting it in the back of the lens instead of the front ?
Stronger effect, front filters tend to vignette heavily also
Putting it in the back lets you use this method with lenses that rotate when you focus.
I've just tried using only fishing line and when you put it on the front and you close the aperture the light is cutted abruptly on the edges. When you use it on the back the light is on the entire frame on every aperture. At least is the behavior on my lenses.
I get heavy vignetting when using it with canon fd 50mm 1.4 on Sony a7iii
wow hold up... whats that thing you put on the back? a variable nd filter??
Ahead of the game ❤
what should be the fishing wire diameter?
Very nice trick! But couldn’t it damage my sensor on a fullframe mirrorles camera?
I guess if you want a more precise cut in your cardboard you can go ahead and create a matrix that you can print. Just go into Photoshop, create a circle and make the width 50% while keeping the height 100%
Awesome system and results, thank you for the demo. 😊👍
DOF remains the same tho. And thats my biggest selling point (if not the only one) when it comes to anamorphic lenses.
Amazing shots dude!! I really love that anamorphic look.
I just wanted to know if there is a big difference putting the filter in front of the lense instead of in the back? because i watched other vids about diy anamorphic look and i was not really convinced of the result, but this one really got me hyped.
Thanks! For me, putting the filter behind the lens is just a preference. I works with different kinds of ND filters, so I don't want to be having to take off and rearranging filters in front of the lens. This allows me to simply make up a couple different filters for multiple lenses. Additionally, the camera's crop factor can play an role in what you see in front of your lens. Mostly, just a personal preference that fits into my workflow.
@@edgelinestudios What is the name of this rear ND filter?
@@cjfilms4561 Check out the ND Throttle from Fotodiox.
some guys really know what they're doing (this guy).
others (me) flop around aimlessly.
Great job ! I think i'm gonna try this for some personal projects.
Love this, thank yiou!
Brilliant!
Can I use this filter on zoom lenses with a constant aperture ?
Not bad effect. Wonder if you can buy such inlense made adapters.
can we use this on the front of the lens coz... is this safe
Also, does this actually stretch the image to be desqueezed in post, or does it just mimic the anamorphic bokeh?
I guess you've already figured it out but just in case... it doesn't squeeze the image. And it doesn't affect to the focal lenght in any way, but perhaps you'll notice strong vigneting in wide lenses like the 24mm on a full frame (or wider lenses), besides the loss of light in general (I would check the histogram instead of the light meter when using this)
Really nice job! This is what I am looking for.I'm gonna do the same thing this weekend.
What's the music used in the ending montage?
alright i found it, we learn we grow by evolv
I tried this with my stock canon 18-55mm. I got the anamorphic flare but the bokeh wasn't nearly as oval as this. Could it be because my lens is a zoom lens?
Not just that it's a zoom, those kit lenses have variable apatures that arent very fast. You'll get the best results on a prime lens with a wide apature so you get a shallower depth of feild. You should see more oval shaped bokeh then.
lddevo88 thank you so much! I'll have to look into a prime lens with a bright aperture then!
You can also get some really interesting features if you get and adapt vintage lenses. Not only do they give you manual control of the lens, but they have very good quality glass with unique looks and are generally a lot cheaper (undervalued) than modern electronic lenses
So is this what they called an Anamorphic lens filter?
fantastic， very brilliant and easy solution!
what does the AFTER EFFECTS Plug in add to the image.
DARRYL SMITH after effects
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you are the first one did the diy anamorphic peace on the back of the lens. which is pretty cool thu. thanks. liked
Could you not just use a very wide angle lens and letterbox it in post?
You wouldn't get same flares and close head shots would distorted
Does this affect the focal length of the lenses? I have a Rokinon kit, 24mm, 35mm, and 85mm, and was just curious if the focal length would be changed in any way. Awesome video, can't wait to give this a shot myself!
Oh thank you.. 😃
Why can't I notice the difference between the normal lens and the anamorphic one ??~
Anamorphic has stretched bokeh, horizontal lens flares, and slight distortion.
howcome theres a blue lens flare???
because of the fishing wire
He explained - colour the fishing wire in blue to create the blue flares.
Nice which camera was this shot on?
Built my own works superbly well.
Does it matter the size of the oval that you cut out?
The goal is to always have the oval shape smaller than your aperture, otherwise it'll crop the top and bottom of your bokeh.
@@HerrNox thank you!
very nice work
Perfect !!
Will this work for the canon kit lens?
ZR Productions I wouldn't recommend this for variable style zoom lenses. Primes usually work best. The zoom elements don't create consistent results and could push the filter into your sensor depending on the lens. Stick with fixed focal lengths.
Did you put it inside autofocus lense?
Thanks,
Manual focus lens.
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Just curious if i can make to Zeiss 24 mm Batis
@@yaroslavkovalenko5590 not if you need the camera to control the lens.
Advantages to faking the effect include a) saving money that can be put towards lighting and modifiers / paying your crew b) being able to use your camera's autofocus c) being able to do macro shots without diopters d) no weird coloured flares, typical of SLR Magic adapters.
will I be able to do this with any lens and focal lengths?
Fritz Villahermosa It will depend on the crop of your camera sensor. Wider lenses in general will begin to show vignetting, especially in full frame.
would creating a wider opening(sounds so wrong xD) help?
Fritz Villahermosa you can test it out, but creating a wider cut out will lose the oval shape to your shallow depth of field.
what I meant was that the hole is bigger but still maintains the proportion.. as if its been scaled up.. will try it out
Does it stretch the image as well? Or just makes the flares linear?
Matvall This does not stretch your resolution, but it will narrow your bokeh into an oval shape and produce linear flares.
very nice
How do you expect me to do this with a smartphone?
Don’t. This is for cameras.
Did you catch any fish?:))) NICE!!
i created a anamorphic ratio in DAVINCI RESOLVE ITS ALMOST SO CLOSE TO THE REAL LOOK
Wtf amazing !!!
such an amazing result for so less money :D
what can go wrong with this?
You could loose a finger using the exacto blade.
Don't do this if you don't trust yourself with an exacto blade! Just secure the filter properly so it does not touch the camera sensor. I've never had an issue.
Matthew Scott, haha true :)!!!
My dumb ass thought he said ten-pound fishing line
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Hi, Shia Labeouf!
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1:23 Are you Tarzan ? Wtf with your nails?!
this is just the bokeh light effects - useless
no, no, no.
Would this work with a 28-70mm Lens?