NikonGear'23
Gear Talk => Lens Talk => Topic started by: RonVol on March 29, 2016, 22:44:38
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Interesting setup, put together by CINOFLEX - http://cinoflex.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=59
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Probably quite elusive and not cheap ...
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Spectacular lens, Wow ;)
Thanks for posting!
Poor little Sony mount,,,,
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I would love to have that lens 8)
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Well,,, the 15mm f/3.5 Ais is the affordable version of this monster ;)
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I would love to have that lens 8)
The video footage with a 118 degree coverage on the Sony would make most people sea-sick in a short while, I'd guess.
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That is cruel to post such a gem ...
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Great price (https://www.uniquephoto.com/used/used-good-condition-nikon-13mm-f-5-6-ai-s-lensl-used-good-/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_campaign=paid_search_google_pla&scid=scplp8363298&gclid=Cj0KEQjwz-i3BRDtn53Z5Z7t4PUBEiQA23q2AN-53MFf24E1XVxy6hkBkarL4CsZAPcAcM4vIko37ZUaAtmz8P8HAQ) (http://www.thenaturephotographer.club/images/smilies/shocked.gif)
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My 13 was produced about the same time as that one--175918. Love it!
Dan
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Not quite certain what to think about the T-stop values listed by Cinoflex. Last time I read up on the topic none of the manual Nikkors had the exact light transmission the mathematical f-stop values suggested.
That and the quite horrible prices they list for their red anodized aluminium parts makes me think they are a brand for video hipsters rather then anything seriously considered by professionals. I don't have a clue about videography so I might be wrong.
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Not quite certain what to think about the T-stop values listed by Cinoflex. Last time I read up on the topic none of the manual Nikkors had the exact light transmission the mathematical f-stop values suggested.
That and the quite horrible prices they list for their red anodized aluminium parts makes me think they are a brand for video hipsters rather then anything seriously considered by professionals. I don't have a clue about videography so I might be wrong.
In some cases, the actual T stops for a lens exceed the F stop. This happens when the lens manufacturer misstates the F stop as smaller than it really is. Rare, but it does happen. There was a Zeiss 85mm/1.4 Contax RTS lens that tested as T/1.4. Because the lens was actually f/1.3.
Agree with your assessment of the red anodized parts and their existence as bait for video hipsters.