PHFX
|
tools
:
lensData
Copy Share URL
Copy URL
Buy Phil a Coffee
Select your preferences to generate datasheet
step one
step two (optional)
Select a Lens Set
Select RED Sensor Technology
Available Lenses
none
Arri/Zeiss Master Primes
Arri/Zeiss Ultra Primes
Leica Summilux-C Primes
Leica Summicron-C Primes
Leica Thalia Primes
Zeiss Compact Primes CP.3
Zeiss Compact Primes CP.2
Zeiss Cinema Zooms
Zeiss Otus Primes
Zeiss Milvus Primes
Schneider Cine-Xenar III Primes
Schneider Xenon FF-Primes
Tokina Cinema Vista Primes
Cooke S7/i Primes
Cooke 5/i Primes
Cooke S4/i Primes
Cooke miniS4/i Primes
Sigma Cine High Speed Primes
Vantage One T1 Primes
Canon CN-E Primes
Luma Tech Illumina S35 Primes
RED Pro Primes
Arri/Zeiss Master Anamorphic Primes
Cooke Anamorphic/i Primes
Zeiss Super Speed MK III Primes
Canon K-35 Primes
Zeiss Standard Speed Primes
Cooke Speed Panchro Primes
Panavision Primo Primes
Rokinon Xeen Primes
Hanse Inno Tech Celere HS Primes
Arri/Zeiss Ultra 16 Primes
RED Sensor Technology
none
Monstro 8K VV
Dragon 8K VV
Helium 8K S35
Dragon 6K S35
Gemini 5K S35
Mysterium-X
A ongoing collaboration between myself and
Format Key
S16
= Super 16mm Film
A35
= Academy 35mm Film
S35
= Super 35mm Film (4-perf)
VV
= VistaVision Film (8-perf)
65mm
= 65mm Film (5-perf)
70mm
= 70mm Film (15-perf)
EF-S
= Canon EF-S Format
FF35
= Full Frame DSLR
Notes about my tolerances for Optimal Image Plane Coverage
Portholing is a don't pass go for me. Hard Vignette that doesn't improve or changes shape during aperture adjustment or focusing that reveals a blockage of light is also a no go. Uneven Field Illumination is hit or miss depending on how bad it is. If there's a visible edge "halo", nope.
The coverage notes shown here represents the safest Projected Image Circle that still provides high image quality.
Sponsored by
© phil holland 1999-2016