Awesome video. Thanks for featuring the IronGlass VLFV cine lens. The reason why it doesn’t have as much separation is because of that oval disk, which is a way works as slightly stopped down iris, so what you are seeing there is more like F3.2 - F3.5 and it’s also designed to mimic that 2x anamorphic bokeh which is much thinner. In the end it looks more similar to Vazen lens than it is to Canon, though Vazen is a true anamorphic which is why it goes wider while IG lens does this by blocking the iris opening in that same share you get out of anamorphic after the final unsqueeze, but you mentioned all of that in the video already :)
What I would love to see if a frame comparison between IG 37mm wide open and Vezen at T3.5. That should look quite similar though Vezen will have a wider horizontal frame :)
Thank so much for the very informative answer, I think the 28, 58 and 85 really are the best from your set, those ones have by far the best characteristics and I really love their feel. I will do a lens set review really soon.
I love your videos and your imagery man!! I am thinking about getting the Z Cam E2 S6 - would the Sirui lens work with that as its super 35mm EF mount?
Good job 👍 thanks for putting them side-by-side. One comment on why Sirui makes the image wide (5:40 on the video). The real reason behind it is it’s variable squeeze factor depending on the focusing distance(its biggest flaw in my opinion) it varies from about 1.25 at the closest focus to 1.33 at about infinity. So, unless your subject is really far from the lens, desqueezing at 1.33 makes everything wider than what spherical lens of the same focal length would produce (or more expensive anamorphic lens with constant squeeze factor, like Vazen in your test, btw now I see why it cost so much more 😆 thanks again))
Awesome video. Thanks for featuring the IronGlass VLFV cine lens. The reason why it doesn’t have as much separation is because of that oval disk, which is a way works as slightly stopped down iris, so what you are seeing there is more like F3.2 - F3.5 and it’s also designed to mimic that 2x anamorphic bokeh which is much thinner. In the end it looks more similar to Vazen lens than it is to Canon, though Vazen is a true anamorphic which is why it goes wider while IG lens does this by blocking the iris opening in that same share you get out of anamorphic after the final unsqueeze, but you mentioned all of that in the video already :)
What I would love to see if a frame comparison between IG 37mm wide open and Vezen at T3.5. That should look quite similar though Vezen will have a wider horizontal frame :)
Thank so much for the very informative answer, I think the 28, 58 and 85 really are the best from your set, those ones have by far the best characteristics and I really love their feel. I will do a lens set review really soon.
@@AlexDon my own top favourites are the 28mm & 58mm also :)
I Think there’s no winner, each lens serve for a purpose and style of what story you wanna tel! Overall amazing lenses
Yes, that’s a fair answer 🙏🙏
Thanks. Helpful video!
So impressive, well done man, this is truthy what we need !!!
I love your videos and your imagery man!! I am thinking about getting the Z Cam E2 S6 - would the Sirui lens work with that as its super 35mm EF mount?
Good job 👍 thanks for putting them side-by-side. One comment on why Sirui makes the image wide (5:40 on the video). The real reason behind it is it’s variable squeeze factor depending on the focusing distance(its biggest flaw in my opinion) it varies from about 1.25 at the closest focus to 1.33 at about infinity. So, unless your subject is really far from the lens, desqueezing at 1.33 makes everything wider than what spherical lens of the same focal length would produce (or more expensive anamorphic lens with constant squeeze factor, like Vazen in your test, btw now I see why it cost so much more 😆 thanks again))
Hey dude! Great video!
What's the mount of your Sirui lens? Do you use an EF adapter? Thanks!
Multumesc!
the difference in the first two shots at the same aperture is the reason T stops are preferred over f stop.
Does Sirui vignette on a full frame sensor
Have you tried other vazen lenses? Do you think they will cover Zcam E2 S6 super 35 sensor with active lock MFT mount??
Nice comparison.
That Ironglass oval bokeh MIR mod looks awful.
Cat despre Iron Glass: da, "anamorphic mode" e vinovat pentru DOF-ul marit.
If I knew that I would have bought them without anamorphic bokeh
@@AlexDon Maybe they can help remove that. It should be an easy fix.
Great video!
Were all lens tested in Super 35mm mode?
Yes, I mentioned that in the video.
@@AlexDon do you lose much quality doing that?
I have an F6. I've been wanting to get into anamorphic
How you can adapt sirui on e2f6 bro )
E2-F6 has interchangeable lens mount and therefore you can mount the sirui that has m43 mount.
6:22 - Panic
the sirui looks sharper than the vazen... i might be wrong watching on a 2k monitor.