Telephoto Anamorphics for PL and EF! Laowa Nanomorphs 65 and 80mm + Anamorphic Adapter!
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I made a short film using Laowa's Nanomorphs, emphasizing the new 65 and 80mm. Let's look at the lens' performance, specs, and more!
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Jerome Thayu / / j______t1
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Written + Produced by Tito Ferradans / / anamorphiconabudget
Directed by Berker Berki / / berkerberki
Cinematography by Connor Nyhan / / connor_nyhan
On Set Sound by Adeliya Filipchyk / / _adel_fil_
1st AC + Editor: Jeff Li / / lila.ferradans
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Special Thanks: Chris McBride / / christmasbr1de
I really enjoyed this short!
the anamorphic adapter is neat - but do they ever work for really wide lenses?
I liked the performance of both actors, they look very natural and very professional.
Loved the short film, keep it up!
Thank you Tito, I love the Resolve re-distortion trick!
Whoever wrote the line "eat my shorts creep" is my hero.
Love the film.
Thank you Stephen! And, well, I wrote that line. hehehehehe
I quite like the Nanomorphs. I think they're very well made for their price and great for S35 cameras. I'd love ro see a similar FF lineup from them one day.
They have the Proteus, albeit in a different league (2x anamorphic).
Cool short, I have the 35mm nanomorf, love it's small size and look. Thanks.
I think a year ago you reviewed the preproduction of Nanomorphs? I remember really heavy flares. Whereas the PL set I bought has flares much more subtle than the original samples I saw. This time I bought the 80mm and skipped the 65mm. I didn't think I would use the 65mm that often and prefer 80mm or tighter. I did hear a rumor that Laowa is planning to add a 20mm to this lineup. That would be great. Right now I'm using the Fujinon ratio converter (same as used in the Pfocus). It makes the 27mm closer to a 24mm and changes the minimum focus to about 7"! Highly recommended. Also, using the Rapido achromatic diopter with this kit. I do a bit of lens correction in post and I'm very pleased with this set.
Thank you for the information and a great video God bless you.
Amazing as usual!
Love it! Keep it up!
Oh wow, I was giving up finding anamorphic lenses for the EF mount! Blows my mind that Sirui don't offer it.
Great content! i got a set of Silver flare nanomorphs but I really dig blue flares and barrel distortion. Would it be a good idea to add a 1,33x blue flare laowa anamorphic adapter to my set or should I got with the clean silver version to pair ti with my silver lenses? any suggestions are recommended. there is not a lot of infos outside on the web about that adapter.
Hugely intrigued by these little beasts. Picked up the original set (27, 35 and 50 - silver) for my Komodo and have been massively impressed so far. The new adaptor makes it even more appealing too since you've essentially got 2x lenses in one in a very 'affordable' package. Amazing video again! 🤌🏻
I’m most interested in how well the front adapter works with different lenses.
Hey, I recommended this (nanomorph + 1.33) on the original nanomorph review. Thanks for making this Tito! ^^
Though I do still wonder if slr magic's anamorphot 40 + the compact mirrorless nanomorphs work well together as an ultra compact 2x. I measured the front element of my 35mm nanomorph and it's almost exactly 40mm. If only a company out there made a similarly compact (to mirrorless nanomorph) 1.33x adapter with variable diopter built in.
got the 65mm last night, missed out on the $1 one by like 5 seconds (literally was putting in my card number), it would be interesting to see if you have the silver front adapter + an amber lens (or vice-versa) to see what would happen with the flares. Might get some interesting looks or maybe it'll just be boring but it's will be interesting to see.
How would you compare this to the Sirui?
Hi Tito, I'm planning to buy only one and the 1.33x adapter. Would you recommend the 65 or 80mm? I'm shooting on the Pocket 6K pro and I already own the 35mm Nanomorph. Thanks!
65mm! :D
Hoi,I want to buy my first anamorphic lens of Sirui 1,33 for my FX30,must I buy 24mm or 35mm or 50mm.Wich length is good?
I watch a while ago a program of you where you was talking about this but I forget.Please can you give me advise?
Thank you
Sorry for my broken English
Greetings from Holland
Get the 35mm! It's the best one of that set!
@@AnamorphicOnABudget Thank you.Its very nice of you to answer
Bye
These look really nice, and it looks like you had fun testing them ;-) Great work! Have Laowa published the PL mount protrusion info for these new lenses yet - or do you happen to have it? It's kinda important info to have before deciding whether to buy, but there's nothing on their Indiegogo page as yet. Thanks as ever 👍
I would’ve loved to hear more about the front adapter and how it changes things, early on Laowa was claiming that it would expand the image circle to full frame and some other pretty impressive claims I’d love to hear more about how they work together
m.th-cam.com/video/9uzn2Bm0ftk/w-d-xo.html
this is what i was hoping for as well :( the front adapter is the potential game changer for these lenses to me
Hey Tito,
Any chance you still have your copy?
The proper production version doesn’t haven’t the foot support or screws, and I would love to buy your copy off of you if you still have it/would be willing to sell!
Sweet! I'm looking forward to adding these to my set! Great overview as usual! I have the original 3 lenses in PL/EF, and my focus adjustment is on the back of the lens and is internal. But at 4:26 in this video, it seems these two have the same focus adjustment ring as the previously released mirrorless lenses, is that correct? If so, that's very cool!
Yeah, the FA adjustment ring on these two is on the back of the lens and you can do it externally!
Does the adapter expand the image to Full Frame? Laowa claimed it would from 50mm or higher
Thanks for the video! any idea if the EF versions of those lenses would work with the Canon speedbooster on the C70?
No, the ef and pl versions of this lens prodrute towards the sensor. A speedbooster glass will shock with the rear element of the lens.
OlaTito, Sabe se os seus oval inserts funcionam no set completo de nanomorphics? Vi seus videos para as Sirui, mas não achei nada sobre as nanomorphics. Ou tavez os filtros Cine morph funcionariam? A ideia seria intensificar o bokeh do set sem aumentar tamanho e peso do adaptador 1.33x. Vou usar na Red Komodo. Valeu e parabens pelos videos!
Cara, eu nao quis abrir as Nanomorphs... Muito trabalho pra pouca recompensa. Talvez o cinemorph funcione, mas eu nao tenho como testar.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget obrigado pelo retorno. se conseguir testar aviso.
Do you know how these perform with the Laowa rear anamorphic adapter?
They don't go together. The rear of the nanomorphs goes too deep into the PL mount.
Ah okay. Thanks heaps for letting me know :)@@AnamorphicOnABudget
Whats the Vinette like on FF? Any examples :)
There's two bits at the beginning where I show the results for the 65mm and 80mm on full frame. You're hard pressed to see anything on the 65mm, but the 80 shows some clear vignette.
Are they normal PL or extended like the previous ones?
Like the previous ones.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget That's a real shame. It really limits their usability and use cases. Adapters seem to be the best option still.
Thanks for the reply.
Is that a fingerprint on your rear element? 😮 6:08
Hahahaha! No, it's a reflection of the grid on the light. :)
6:18 All but EF-M 😢 a bayonet ring is such a cheap investment for so many potential customers.
The Nanomorphs are so nice on paper but the only thing with less character is plain white bread with tap water
with the 1.33x adapter attached it's definitely better as far as character goes. Outside of an Aivascope I'm not sure there's that much better of a solution at this price point right now
@@timekeepermedia5142 it's wider, but somehow not more interesting. It's unfortunately just boring to me. Which is a shame because it would be so simple.
As Aivascope is also just an adapter, I can go with "old school" adapter setups as well. Properly rigged it's less hassle than an Aiva IMO. And there, character is the only thing you won't get rid off, haha :)
@@LucasPfaff do you use a rapido setup for your projector anamorphics or just old school thread adapters and what not?
@@timekeepermedia5142 new school self made, because I dislike Rapidos approach and I have no time for threads
Do you have any specific recommendations by any chance? Something that can be used with 82mm filter thread taking lenses?
When someone do an intro with lights, cinematography style and nice camera movement… it’s not ready to see an high school short movie after that…
WTF are you doing with a ronin?! A travel vlog or a movie?
I can't understand if you're criticizing or complimenting this episode, or parts of it, or... anything at all.
@@AnamorphicOnABudget the first one, I’ll take the first
@@EatsGiarlo2.0 If you can expand on the criticism, hopefully I can learn something from it. I still don't really understand what you meant as the problem. hahaha
You guys just make random ass shorts like this?! I have a long way to go to tell effective stories.
Yeah, the idea is to keep them simple, short, yet entertaining, and covering the bases for the review. Making films can be quick and low stakes too!