They're for entirely different uses. That's like asking "which would you buy: a screwdriver or a hammer?"
The anamorphic turns your footage into 16x9. The telephoto gives you some further telephoto reach (not a tremendous amount, as it's only 1.6x). Both lenses have their limitations: neither can be adapted well to use filters, the 1.6 has severe vignetting below Z60, etc.
If you want a 16x9 camera, get the anamorphic. If you want a telephoto extender, get the tele lens. If you have a 100A, you may be able to wait longer on the anamorphic because you may find Squeeze mode satisfactory.
[quote author=Barry_Green link=board=Links;num=1096913948;start=0#3 date=10/04/04 at 12:50:16]They're for entirely different uses. That's like asking "which would you buy: a screwdriver or a hammer?"
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Hammer, obviously! Especially if it's a leather wrapped Estwing...
but I don't know why you'd want to use it on your DVX, so maybe screwdriver is the right answer.
[quote author=J_Barnes link=board=Links;num=1096913948;start=0#4 date=10/04/04 at 13:09:51]Hammer, obviously! Especially if it's a leather wrapped Estwing...[/quote]
The Stanley AntiVibe hammers are as good as the technology gets! And Barry, you can use the claw end as a screwdriver in a pinch ;D