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Panasonic anamorphic adapter has unwanted flairs
I was out shooting at a carnival last night, and I noticed some bright blue smears across the screen when shooting the bright lights. When I took the converter off it was gone. I could swear the lens was clean, perhaps not, what would be the best way to get rid of that?
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Anamorphic lenses often have flares around lights- no way to avoid other than not shooting into lights.
Noah
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From my understanding the Panasonic Anamorphic adapter is not the best choice. Century or some of the other big boys are yes more $y however work better and have less artifacts.
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Panasonic’s adapter is the only option for the DVX. Century never made one for the DVX.
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Barry,
Not true I’m afraid. Optex makes one also, I have one, and it works well, except that it has a terrible halo from mid to wide angle, so I don’t use it much. FWIW…
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I know this was an old thread Barry but I was wondering if you’re still selling your anamorphic adapter guide for the DVX100.
Also, as they seem to be out of production, I was wondering if you know a reputable source for the Panasonic 16X9 Anamorphic. I’ve seen them on ebay but I’m a little worried about the risk…
Steve
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