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Canon K35 Lenses | Vintage Cinema Primes
From Barry Lyndon to Amazon's The Boys, the Canon K-35 cinema lenses have made an indelible mark on storytelling. Much renowned for their "painterly", dreamy gaze, the Canon ...
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Best Vintage S35 Cine Lenses | Cooke, Kowa, Lomo, Canon
The foremost reason to purchase a vintage lens is for the "character". Especially nowadays, when the filmmaking process is almost entirely digitized, imperfection is hard ...
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Best Cinema Cameras: Sony Venice 2 vs ARRI Alexa 35
As the never-ending discourse swirls about the best lenses--cinematographers need to choose among camera bodies. Sony and ARRI are among the most widely used cinema ...
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What is Squeeze Factor? | Cooke 1.8x Anamorphic and 2x Anamorphic Primes
Cooke, the legendary optical manufacturer, thrives at anamorphic design. There’s no shortage of anamorphic qualities to combine with the Cooke Look, whether it's enhanced flare ...
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Large Format Cinema vs Super 35 | Which Sensor Size Is Best?
Large format cinema has been around for decades, but it’s become more widespread since the Digital Revolution hit Hollywood. Large format shooting began accelerating in ...
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Keymaster Helmet Rig and Proton Pack Rig
In the digital age, there are some specially built gear that pushes digital cinema to the next level. None have greater commercial applications than two ...
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Angénieux Optimo Prime Cinema Lens
70 years after its first series of Primes, Angénieux has released the Optimo Prime Series, a groundbreaking collection of prime lenses. Angénieux has been at ...
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P+S Technik Technovision 1.5x Anamorphic Zooms
P+S Technik, the optical brand founded in 1990 by former ARRI engineers, has taken the unique step of building anamorphic lenses—with zoom capabilities. This flies ...
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The Kowa Prominar Anamorphic Cine Lens
Built by NAC Image Technology in the late ‘50s, the Kowa Prominar Anamorphics debuted as a series of four prime lenses: the 40mm, 50mm, 75mm, ...
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