x2 Anamorphic Widescreen 16mm Landscape Tests (2.66:1)

[parravision2011]

its not clear

[PictureHouseCinema]

I use anamorphics all the time. Getting those vertical and horizontals correct sure is difficult as it doesn't always show in the viewfinder. Great work, love film.

[kinotonman]

Excellent results! Don't want to sound picky but was the anamorphic mounted slightly 'crooked'? Some shots look like the buildings were leaning...

Great so see though.

[MattieCooper]

That was really fun...nothing like the texture of film filtered through video, seriously looks Amazing!

[KRAFTWERK2K6]

I soo love everything that comes close to panavision 2,85:1! The composition is so great and the whole picture really looks better with a more widen image. I can't really understand people like James Cameron who are shooting on super 35, making a 2,35:1 theatrical version and "opening" their picture to 1,85:1 for a directors cut release O.o

The Water at 0:56, the airplane at 1:45 and the last scene at 2:26 were just awesome! Please keep it up.

[Flavouredspine]

Very nice.

[Telecine8mm]

Nice footage! Is that the Victoria Park?

[gyedc]

Yes, London's own Victoria Park. Many thanks for watching.

[juliosecchin]

Hello, I have a Bolex H16 and I wonder where I can find one of those lenses... the results are wonderfull

thanks

[acmarrero1]

I love the Audio track!! What is the name of it??

[gyedc]

Evaporation by Shriekback

[Scotness]

Looks good - well done - you've probably noticed though that the anamorphic lense wasn't in correct vertical alignment which is why the straight vertical things like buildings and power poles were leaning slightly to the left. Otherwise well done.

[KKD1247]

Great job! Nice letterbox composition.