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    Lomo anamorphic lens questions
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    Hi,

    I am thinking of getting my first anamorphic lens, and I have come across two Lomo anamorphic lenses that seem in my price range. What I want to know is what the numbers mean in their name, and how they fit? I'm planning on using it on my Nikon D7000 for the moment, and eventually a FS100. I understand that some anamorphic lenses are add ons to normal lenses and don't directly fit onto the camera

    The first one is: lomo anamorphic lens adapter 35NAP2-3M 80-110 56/2

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    The second one is: Lomo Projection Anamorphic lens 35 NAP 2-4 F=80-120

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    Thanks in advanced


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    These are projector lenses... not real anamorphic lenses or attachments (as in Lomo Squarefronts etc).

    Look at this ebay link - it's useful as the seller describes what you're looking for and also links to a DIY mod to show how you would have to use this type of lens...

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOMO-PROJECT...#ht_500wt_1415

    For history's sake - the link is here http://www.ixbt.com/digimage/anamorf.shtml and the 80-140 refers to the lenses that they're designed for.


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    Be aware that they don't focus very closely, you can't use them closer than 9m/30ft. The more popular projector lenses focus as close as 1.5m/5ft.


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    Thanks for the replies.

    Would you recommend the ISCO Kiptar over the lomo? On some of the videos they look sharper than these two lomos
    Last edited by Implicit; 06-20-2012 at 02:12 PM.


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