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there are some widenagle shots in there, if i remember correctly they are shot with the Nikkor 10.5mm.
I also have an Peleng 8mm but that one is pretty ghetto.
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I've been using the new Noktor 12mm 1.6. It's actually a very decent lens. http://vimeo.com/30872948
That looks really nice Bob. I'm actually looking at getting that lens atm. I know your post was from a few months ago, but are you still using it? If so what are your thoughts? How do you think it would cut with some FD's?
Hi Matthew. Its a unique lens that has some great qualities. I only used it for 2 months for a feature and then it sat in my bag because at 12mm it's not really something I need all the time. I just sold it 2 weeks ago. Here's another scene with that lens I shot:
That looks really nice Bob. I'm actually looking at getting that lens atm. I know your post was from a few months ago, but are you still using it? If so what are your thoughts? How do you think it would cut with some FD's?
I remember a shot in Gran Torino from Clint Eastwood, where he and an actress walk in front of a huge ship and you see this ship and other things of the harbor. It was very impressive and I think that this scene was definitely shot with a wide angle lens.
As said at the beginning of this thread: You remember such shots with wide angle lenses in Hollywood films, because they are very rare.
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