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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #390 on: January 23, 2022, 08:59:09 PM »


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Try to turn off the automatic gain control for the sound and lower the input gain. Skate sounds will feel much better.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #391 on: February 07, 2022, 06:23:24 AM »
Finished up my lil 4:3 HD/film project! Ended up picking up a vx1000 with a Sony mrc1 after getting pretty annoyed with setting up the GH5 every time. Went a little overboard with all the cameras, but it was a fun project to film/edit!
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Shot with a GH5/Canon XA35/Arriflex 16S, and a Canon 814 Super 8 cam. Such a blast messing with all these!




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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #392 on: February 08, 2022, 05:43:32 AM »
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i think this was brought up but can't quite find it,

what's the go to way to mount a mk1 and hmc150? step up/down rings? if yes what size?

thank you
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The sk8 rat solution was to grind down a 72mm spacer to half length and jb weld to the bayo. I did mine a bit differently. I bought an 82-72 step down and jb welded the bayo inside of the step down ring. Cheers!
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would this damage your mk1? as i still intend on setting it on the vx1 as well.

thank you

non destructive option:
https://sk8mmllc.myshopify.com/products/universal-mk1-fisheye-adapter

i didn't test it but it seems good

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #393 on: February 09, 2022, 08:18:07 AM »
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i think this was brought up but can't quite find it,

what's the go to way to mount a mk1 and hmc150? step up/down rings? if yes what size?

thank you
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The sk8 rat solution was to grind down a 72mm spacer to half length and jb weld to the bayo. I did mine a bit differently. I bought an 82-72 step down and jb welded the bayo inside of the step down ring. Cheers!
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would this damage your mk1? as i still intend on setting it on the vx1 as well.

thank you
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non destructive option:
https://sk8mmllc.myshopify.com/products/universal-mk1-fisheye-adapter

i didn't test it but it seems good

neither did the creator either apparently. seems kinda sus. only render images and no test footage. especially when the distance from fisheye to camera is so specific for it to be able to focus on some cameras.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #394 on: February 09, 2022, 09:06:47 AM »
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i think this was brought up but can't quite find it,

what's the go to way to mount a mk1 and hmc150? step up/down rings? if yes what size?

thank you
[close]

The sk8 rat solution was to grind down a 72mm spacer to half length and jb weld to the bayo. I did mine a bit differently. I bought an 82-72 step down and jb welded the bayo inside of the step down ring. Cheers!
[close]

would this damage your mk1? as i still intend on setting it on the vx1 as well.

thank you
[close]

non destructive option:
https://sk8mmllc.myshopify.com/products/universal-mk1-fisheye-adapter

i didn't test it but it seems good
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neither did the creator either apparently. seems kinda sus. only render images and no test footage. especially when the distance from fisheye to camera is so specific for it to be able to focus on some cameras.

Got an email on Monday saying mine has shipped, so hopefully we'll see how it really is soon!

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread / what you do with that GH4?
« Reply #395 on: February 12, 2022, 04:03:42 AM »
Just picked up a GH4, pretty much ready to go suck some souls. Curious what other filmers have set up for settings/recording formats/lens

My set up is

GH5 small rig cage and rhode shot gun mic
GH4 - rokinon 7.5mm fish/meike 3.5mm fish
Picture settings CINELIKE V
4k 30fps anamorphic 4:3

What yall got set up?

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #396 on: February 20, 2022, 04:14:49 PM »
Thanks for the replies @bataaard @suckmadeck @Jordan Wiens

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So I'd say step down to 26mm if that's even possible? If it isn't I'd say the lower the number the better
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Couldn't find any decent looking fish smaller than 37, so definitely gonna grab the Opteka 37mm. just unsure of how many spacers it'll take. I'll be experimenting and will report back.

**experimenting later, cause the TM-700 just showed up with a bunch of scratches on the lens -_- buying stuff online is such a pain in the ass lmao

I bought essentially the same setup. An hs-700 and an opteka 37mm. Also have a Sony ms907. Everything for under 350 and it looks great in my opinion. I have the fisheye with no spacers just the 46-37 step down ring and putting into a 4:3 time line gives it perfect vig with no extra cropping. Still waiting for snow to melt to get some test footage.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #397 on: February 22, 2022, 01:36:51 AM »
I‘m curious as to how you mounted the ms907 to the camera, would like to know as i‘m also thinking about getting it for my ax700.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #398 on: February 22, 2022, 06:27:33 AM »
I‘m curious as to how you mounted the ms907 to the camera, would like to know as i‘m also thinking about getting it for my ax700.

I used a mic stand mount that I cut down and taped to handle made out of two Camera L brackets and then secured it with just a piece of electrical tape. The cord is very long and not interchangeable so I wound it up and taped it to the handle. It’s not the best but it works fine.




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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #399 on: February 22, 2022, 05:13:42 PM »
Universal MK1 adapter came in, here's a little comparison:



Here are some screenshots if you want a closer look:
(if you right click -> copy image address -> paste into browser and remove the "l" before the .png at the end of the URL you can see the full HD res)


VX1000 MK1


XA11 MK1 (fully zoomed out, cropped to 4:3)


XA11 MK1 (fully zoomed out, cropped to 4:3, scaled up to 115%)


XA11 MK1 (zoomed in-camera, cropped to 4:3)


GH5 Canon 8-15mm (anamorphic mode, fully zoomed out, scaled down to ~53%)

Definitely not ideal testing conditions, but when I've got some time I'll do a proper skating one - first impressions are pretty good!
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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #400 on: February 22, 2022, 06:02:54 PM »
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Thanks for the replies @bataaard @suckmadeck @Jordan Wiens

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So I'd say step down to 26mm if that's even possible? If it isn't I'd say the lower the number the better
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Couldn't find any decent looking fish smaller than 37, so definitely gonna grab the Opteka 37mm. just unsure of how many spacers it'll take. I'll be experimenting and will report back.

**experimenting later, cause the TM-700 just showed up with a bunch of scratches on the lens -_- buying stuff online is such a pain in the ass lmao
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I bought essentially the same setup. An hs-700 and an opteka 37mm. Also have a Sony ms907. Everything for under 350 and it looks great in my opinion. I have the fisheye with no spacers just the 46-37 step down ring and putting into a 4:3 time line gives it perfect vig with no extra cropping. Still waiting for snow to melt to get some test footage.


Looks so sick! I need to experiment more because my vig is pretty soft on the edges; yours looks very crisp. Maybe I can ditch one of the spacers.

I like the handle rig too; i had to get creative.

and yeah, anyone looking at these older gen Panasonic cameras: You're gonna need an external mic. Onboard is actual trash.

I'll post some pics of my handle and vig when I'm back at my PC!
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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #401 on: February 22, 2022, 06:17:01 PM »
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Thanks for the replies @bataaard @suckmadeck @Jordan Wiens

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So I'd say step down to 26mm if that's even possible? If it isn't I'd say the lower the number the better
[close]

Couldn't find any decent looking fish smaller than 37, so definitely gonna grab the Opteka 37mm. just unsure of how many spacers it'll take. I'll be experimenting and will report back.

**experimenting later, cause the TM-700 just showed up with a bunch of scratches on the lens -_- buying stuff online is such a pain in the ass lmao
[close]

I bought essentially the same setup. An hs-700 and an opteka 37mm. Also have a Sony ms907. Everything for under 350 and it looks great in my opinion. I have the fisheye with no spacers just the 46-37 step down ring and putting into a 4:3 time line gives it perfect vig with no extra cropping. Still waiting for snow to melt to get some test footage.
[close]

Looks so sick! I need to experiment more because my vig is pretty soft on the edges; yours looks very crisp. Maybe I can ditch one of the spacers.

I like the handle rig too; i had to get creative.

and yeah, anyone looking at these older gen Panasonic cameras: You're gonna need an external mic. Onboard is actual trash.

I'll post some pics of my handle and vig when I'm back at my PC!

Yea try it with just the 46-37 step down and no spacers. I noticed using any spacers made the vig a lot less sharp

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #402 on: February 23, 2022, 06:25:02 AM »
Saw this example of using the new mk1 adapter on an ax700.


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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #403 on: March 02, 2022, 07:13:13 PM »
HDC-TM700 w/ Opteka 37mm cropped to 4:3







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Yea try it with just the 46-37 step down and no spacers. I noticed using any spacers made the vig a lot less sharp

Thanks for this!! Just the step down was the move.

This was even slightly out of focus and it's already way better

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #404 on: March 04, 2022, 07:12:31 AM »
Saw this example of using the new mk1 adapter on an ax700.



I tested it yesterday, it's really good, feels sturdy aswell.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #405 on: March 23, 2022, 09:33:51 PM »
New Ryan Lay part's 4:3 HD looks great. Anyone know Eric Danescu's setup?



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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #406 on: March 24, 2022, 04:56:46 AM »
Sony AX100/ modded Nikon FC-E9:



I modded this more securely than the original JB welded spacer method. After cutting the tube off, I filed the back of the housing down to the inner lock-ring threads, then screwed a male to male coupling ring to those threads from the outside, then stepped that up to 62mm. Came out way better than I expected.

Edit: No idea why it isn't letting me post the photo, but here's the link:
https://imgur.com/a/IGcMNIr
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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #407 on: March 25, 2022, 02:14:32 AM »
Hi guys, love all the experimentation going on in this group! Just wanted to share a film I've been shooting for the past year with the Canon XF200 and screw mount MK1.


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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #408 on: March 25, 2022, 09:11:02 AM »
Hi guys, love all the experimentation going on in this group! Just wanted to share a film I've been shooting for the past year with the Canon XF200 and screw mount MK1.

Very sick vid, and that footage looks incredible.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #409 on: March 25, 2022, 10:00:18 AM »
Hi guys, love all the experimentation going on in this group! Just wanted to share a film I've been shooting for the past year with the Canon XF200 and screw mount MK1.


looked so good! if it wasnt for the audio i wouldve mistook it for upscaled vx footage. i have one of the rare screw mk1's too. eventually want to pick up the xf400/405 if i find one at a good price.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #410 on: April 07, 2022, 05:55:25 PM »
Hi guys, love all the experimentation going on in this group! Just wanted to share a film I've been shooting for the past year with the Canon XF200 and screw mount MK1.



wow. insanely great clip/crazy skating (+the leon track!!!) and stoked you posted it up in here.
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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #411 on: April 08, 2022, 09:19:19 PM »
lurked this thread for a few months while figuring out the best option to make my set up work for 4:3. i filmed this edit for three weeks while testing out the meike 3.5mm on a panasonic af-100. the intro was filmed with trv-900 and the HD long lens is a hvx-200.


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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #412 on: April 11, 2022, 09:42:48 AM »


Not the best skating but this was shot on a HPX170 mounted with a 58mm Fisheye with a x2 72mm spacer and a 72mm-58mm Step down ring. With a 3840 x 2880 Resolution in FCPX some clips were shot on a 5d mark ii just cropped in post with no vig on Fish clips

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #413 on: April 14, 2022, 01:00:34 AM »
lurked this thread for a few months while figuring out the best option to make my set up work for 4:3. i filmed this edit for three weeks while testing out the meike 3.5mm on a panasonic af-100. the intro was filmed with trv-900 and the HD long lens is a hvx-200.




Looking good! Also that backside 50-50 ender looks so insane!

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #414 on: April 14, 2022, 07:20:05 PM »
My buddy does 3D design and printing and has connections with aluminum manufacturers. He helped me design and make an HPX/MK1 bayoring over the last few months and they finally came in.




Includes a rubber spacer so the MK1 inner element won't scratch your HPX lens.


Cropped image.


Uncropped image.

Footage:


I run a small filming-based Instagram account called The Viewfinder Journal -- @viewfinderjournal_
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@deathlens_fisheye_sales is  helping me sell them.
His announcement post:

My store link: https://thesellerdoor.com/shop/hpx-mk1-bayonet-adapter/
Deathlens store link: https://www.deathlensfisheyesales.com/product-page/hpx-hmc-bayo-ring-for-mk1-1

I'm really stoked how they came out. Works exactly how a bayoring should. As people have noted before, it's best to crop the image in post-production. You get much higher quality results than zooming in camera. Also, someone else said before that the MK1 has softer glass than the MK2 so the image isn't as sharp. I personally don't really notice or mind how it looks but I've had people DM me saying the footage looks like shit. It's all preference.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #415 on: April 21, 2022, 01:44:38 AM »

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #416 on: April 21, 2022, 06:07:37 AM »
Also, someone else said before that the MK1 has softer glass than the MK2 so the image isn't as sharp. I personally don't really notice or mind how it looks but I've had people DM me saying the footage looks like shit. It's all preference.

If you keep your aperture narrow (F5.6 and higher), the footage looks way more consistent. I also sharpen my fisheye footage just a tiny bit in post.

Been using the MK1/HPX setup since this past fall and I'm really happy with how most of the footage has come out. I have an edit coming out fairly soon so I'll throw it up in this thread. I've been using a homemade (Shane Auckland -style) adapter but I have one of your bayo ring adapters on the way because I'd like to not have to fuck with threads anymore.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #417 on: April 21, 2022, 08:19:42 AM »
Universal MK1 adapter came in, here's a little comparison:



Here are some screenshots if you want a closer look:
(if you right click -> copy image address -> paste into browser and remove the "l" before the .png at the end of the URL you can see the full HD res)


Definitely not ideal testing conditions, but when I've got some time I'll do a proper skating one - first impressions are pretty good!

Have you had any issues with shaky vig even with the image stabilizer off on the xa11? I ask because I have a canon g40 with an opteka and it looks great but the vig is a tiny bit shaky with the IS turned off, which is driving me crazy. Figured I would ask somebody with a similar canon camera before taking it to shop to see if I have a loose camera sensor or something.

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #418 on: April 22, 2022, 05:28:03 PM »

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Re: The HD 4:3 thread
« Reply #419 on: April 27, 2022, 07:48:22 AM »
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lurked this thread for a few months while figuring out the best option to make my set up work for 4:3. i filmed this edit for three weeks while testing out the meike 3.5mm on a panasonic af-100. the intro was filmed with trv-900 and the HD long lens is a hvx-200.


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Looking good! Also that backside 50-50 ender looks so insane!

That ender is a serious Tulsa banger! The back smith was beautiful too. Sick vid.