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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
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0:00 Introducing the Tuners
1:33 How to mount the Tuner
2:05 Using the Tuners
3:40 Overview of the L1 Look
5:38 Overview of the L2 Look
8:13 Overview of the L3 Look
10:14 Conclusion
Follow along with Module 8
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This is the most helpful Module 8 video out there so far! Thanks Mike!
locking ef mount plz.... The lens is shaky, making it difficult to use for commercial-scale filming.
Can you please make L mount versions? I’m sure people on other mounts would appreciate it too, but L mount has a lot of cinematographers with the new BMCC6k and Lumix s5iix
They should've just made it with an interchangeable adapter like how Sirui did with its anamorphics.
@@CallMeRabbitzUSVI agreed
@@CartyCantDance PL version is not interchangeable mounts.
@@michaelthomas8564 ??? I want L mount ???
We did it. PL version supports E RF X L
This is useful, but it wasn't too kind to those of us who pre-ordered in the beginning and didn't know which one to choose without having this information. I had ordered the whole bundle, but you missed your shipping expectations a few months back, so I just cancelled that and just got the L2 to evaluate. I found this video today and thank goodness, because I've been kicking myself for months over the purchase of an L2 because you released it without telling anyone which f/stops it's good for in your promotional marketing.
I suppose I'll have to play with it very differently now and I can't use it for what I purchased it for.
Can swap it out if you want.
@@Module-8 ! Really? I might take you up on that as I have an important shoot coming up and the L2 wasn't going to be a part of it. I would be really grateful if I could have the right Tuner for what I need it for. My L2 is pristine, essentially unused. How can we continue this discussion?
@@emilhach6264 DM me on IG @module8optics. We would swap from our Demo units (lightly used)
@@Module-8 I have messaged you today.
great to see you on camera Mike!
Will you be making adapters for L-Mount?
yes, the PL Tuner has swappable mounts
yes, mount kit available
Would love an E-mount leans option to E-mount camera!
Seriously! It’s so weird that they don’t have that option! I’d buy one asap if they made a Sony E to Sony E.
@@anshubhatia6609 Yes, because if we have a Tuner we don't need to add any vintage glass on top, right? Would love to tune my Sony 50mm GM 1.2!
@@vonwolfersdorff stay tuned for an E to E product.
@@Module-8 Great news, would love to try the E to E Tuner!
I have a couple of both of the L1 and L2. I really like the L1 for use on lenses at normal shooting apertures. The L2 can really cause some interesting effects when you really want highlight the bokeh or create texture on fast lenses. After watching this video, I wish I had also initially sprung for the L3. I had thought that the L3 was just adding field curvature which isn't something I find that useful. If I want a field curvature effect, I would just use my tilt shift lenses. But now I see that it adds some really interesting off center image artifacts. 'm also interested in seeing if the field curvature/astigmatism could be reversed.
Are there rental or tester unit? I would love to give these a go.
Hi there. Is there a timeline on the L mount version? I really would like to keep autofocus but need some character on the sterile lenses available! Please!!!
L is available for PL
@@michaelthomas8564 I just checked the site I’m not sure what this means? Looking for autofocus lenses to use the tuner on an l mount. This would likely be EF to L mount like their EF to E mount?
@@ro8144 The EF to E and EF to RF have specific electronics boards. We don't have an L mount board yet. But we just released a manual PL mount version of the Tuner that will allow ANY mount on the camera side. E, RF, L, X. Now you can use the variable Tuner on most popular Mirrorless Cameras
@@michaelthomas8564 ahhh understood. All my PL glass are rehoused vintage so no need for the tuner on those :) the community eagerly awaits the l mount with af capabilities! I can’t wait really excited for that. Is it like a q1 q2 thing or it’s going to take way longer? Thank you again!
Love this product...can you make a mount that uses Sony lens for Sony camera as most people are using FX3 camera, thanks much!
The L1 seems good for my use case. I would use a f2.8 Zoom lens with it at a f4, strength at 3 or 4.
What adapter for you use for the Nikon ais lens?
I would love to try the Module 8 tuner
This is most likely way too niche but I would love a DJI DX to PL version with extra clearance for the NISI Athena primes.
What’s the difference between the $1300 one and the $2500 one?
Any of these Units in Norway 🇳🇴? Would be interesting to test
Does the effect become more pronounced on longer lenses like a diffusion filter would? I would love access to a rental unit.
You need to adjust the strength as you would with a filter yes.
ALternative Rentals LA has them, trying to get into more shops
You should consider doing ef to ef and ef to m43. Traditional Canon and Blackmagic users will thank you 😊
Everyone has an EF adapter... So why don't they make it for EF?
Because it's physically impossible, for the same reason no one makes an EF speedbooster. This type of adapter only works on short flange distance mounts for mirrorless cameras.
@@flyingfox2005 Got it. Thanks for answer.
I've got the sony fx3 with batis lenses, what do i have to do to be able to use this?
EF Batis lens?
Whoever did the marketing for the Module 8 really dropped the ball. It was made fun of because everything was wide open and way too strong. Seeing the how stopped down reduced the strength and much more appealing would have made the launch far more attractive to a larger audience ...
Truth,,,
How about some potato squad love? Mby a nikon z mount adapter in the works? We need all the help we can get 😂
Probably going L3
it only takes ef but cant go on to an EF camera body??
Since it is an adapter you will be adapting EF to EF which doesn't make sense. Plus the spacing needed for the glass elements and adjustment rings need to be kept in mind. Keep a lookout when they release a PL version of this adapter which you can put PL lenses unto an EF body like Blackmagic Ursas and Pocket Cameras
@@CallMeRabbitzUSVI what exactly doesn’t make sense?
@@BlackPartyFilmsthe flange distance
Show me an EF to EF adapter anywhere? The lens either goes directly on an EF mount or its being adapted to another mount. All of this is only possible based on the flange distance of the mount and lens you are trying to adapt.
Certain mounts and lenses are impossible to adapt to certain mounts. Take any of the new mirrorless mounts except for Sony E. RF, Z, L are not adaptable to their non mirrorless counterparts. Even if you take E Mount. You cannot adapt E mount lenses to any other mount.@@BlackPartyFilms
@@getfmlr This is a tuner, I wouldn’t use this solely to adapt lenses and you haven’t explained why it isn’t possible. EDIT: i think he removed his comment
Why is PL version so expensive?
Because "Cinema" 🎉
@@CallMeRabbitzUSVIThat is sad. And it' s stupid to pay $2400 for this adapter when I have PL cinema lens that costs $900. I wanted to buy this adapter but I will not.
Because companies need to make money to sustain themselves when they are just starting
@@Vrzalik81 When you look at it, it is actually cheaper to buy one PL Tuner adapter to pair with three $900 budget PL cine lenses then to buy another 3 PL mount prime lenses that have a vintage look.
Like there's cheap standard Zeiss CP.2's and there's some modified CP.2's with coatings taken off. This would save you needing to rebuy the CP.2's via using a tuner instead.
@@guidedvisionsmedia Moment has been around for over 10 years, I think they are past the startup era
These look like $2500 dog sh*t
Now that I know I can sell dog shit for $2500, I'm getting out of the lens biz and into the Dogshit biz!!!
no russia in country list
Make an EF mount dammit!
it is physically not possible because of the flange distance
RF-RF. When ？！！！！！！！！
Physically impossible
you already have an RF to RF Adapter. It is called your native Mount