In order to see how this full-format version compares to its S35 counterpart, I took a walk around the city of Milan for a quick test in a real-world scenario.
With which, by the way, it was love at first sight. The whole SIRUI full-frame anamorphic lineup should be here before the end of the year and it will replace my old SIRUI 35 and 50mm E-Mount crop lenses. Moreover, it perfectly matches the KOMODO’s 6K 3:2 1.6x anamorphic mode producing a 2.4:1 final image. Having recently upgraded from the Sony FS5 to the RED KOMODO and Canon EOS R5, I got so excited about this release that I immediately bought one. Let’s take a look at some screengrabs.Ī few weeks ago, I covered the announcement of the new SIRUI 50mm T2.9 1.6x Full-Frame Anamorphic Lens. We had the chance to pair this glass with a RED KOMODO for a real-world review. The new SIRUI 50mm T2.9 1.6x full-frame lens is quickly becoming one of the most popular and affordable anamorphic solutions on the market.
keyboard_arrow_rightCameras of the Yearīy Francesco Andreola November 25 th, 2021. keyboard_arrow_rightGear Guides by Budget. keyboard_arrow_rightGear Guides by Type. I have tried the Anamorphic on a Budget cookbook YouTube channel but following all the tutorials has made me even more confused. The arria website is very technical for professionals, and I am just a hobbyist with a camera and a lens that far exceeds my capabilities, but I am willing to learn, I just need some simple layman terms to help me understand. May I please press on your patience one more time, how would I be able to create a sample template such as the one you kindly showed me with the viewing area of 2.4:1 aspect ratio so that I could expand it horizontally and vertically for as accurate an image as possible. Is this the best way to get an accurate de-squeeze as possible or is there a mathematical way to calculate this? From there do I try to expand the image of circles horizontally and vertically until I see perfect circles on my display screen on my Timeline? Please excuse my inexperience and ignorance as this is way beyond my technical knowledge and skill.ĭo I simply print a hard copy of this image and then film it for a few seconds with my GH6 using Open Gate of 5760 pixels by 4320 pixels?Īnd then do I open Davinci Resolve and use a Time line resolution of my choice, such as 2.4:1, which is 3840 pixels by 1600 pixels. This is mandatory on all serious shoots (to me, anyway).īTW, I believe it's a rule to use your real names on this forum. This way, when you unsqueeze, you can visually verify that a circle is still a circle and the frame edges are exactly on the aspect ratio you're trying to shoot. 
Marc Wielage wrote: Use the Arri Chart utility to make a framing aspect ratio chart for the format in which you're shooting and capture a few seconds of it as a reference:
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