jenningsp
Well-known member
i believe the ROTOrazor2 is the perfect middle ground for texture, bokeh and light loss. it has a dry neutral filmic look to it. it's an "all rounder".
the old m2 did look "prettier" than the sgpro. but it had vignetting and e2e issues. i think it's more about the texture of the image the GG gives, rather than bokeh. With a wide angle lens set to infinity, where everything is in focus, the only determining factor an adapter has is it's texture. and it's the most important aspect for me.
with all these new HD cams picking up a lot more detail, i think more diffusion is becoming more of a necessity to get an aesthetic texture.
there is a want for more diffusion. Cinemek know this. people get carried away with the lightloss issue...
the old m2 did look "prettier" than the sgpro. but it had vignetting and e2e issues. i think it's more about the texture of the image the GG gives, rather than bokeh. With a wide angle lens set to infinity, where everything is in focus, the only determining factor an adapter has is it's texture. and it's the most important aspect for me.
with all these new HD cams picking up a lot more detail, i think more diffusion is becoming more of a necessity to get an aesthetic texture.
there is a want for more diffusion. Cinemek know this. people get carried away with the lightloss issue...