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Chris Barcellos March 28th, 2013 06:01 PM

Long telephoto on the Black Magic Cinema Camera
 
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I got out a 500 mm mirror lens today, and mounted it to the BMCC. I captured a few frames from Vegas from the clips I shot. I stuck a color curve on the original file in Vegas, and added some sharpening. Three stills sent below.

Steve Varnell March 28th, 2013 09:44 PM

Re: Long telephoto on the Black Magic Cinema Camera
 
Pretty amazing to me for a 500mm. Thats like 1200mm equivalent I think off hand.

Chris Barcellos March 29th, 2013 11:12 PM

Re: Long telephoto on the Black Magic Cinema Camera
 
Most of the long video shots in this test video were shot with Nikon Nikkor 70-200mm. Wides with Nikon Nikkor f2.8 28mm. I am still wrestling with a work flow to get ProRes film ramped up to a viewable image, but I have only had it a week or so.


Chris Barcellos April 11th, 2013 10:00 PM

Re: Long telephoto on the Black Magic Cinema Camera
 
Here is some test footage from the Black Magic Cinema Camera and 500mm Mirror lens.

Black Magic Cinema Camera with Rokinon 500mm Mirror Lens - YouTube

Warren Kawamoto April 12th, 2013 09:34 AM

Re: Long telephoto on the Black Magic Cinema Camera
 
Chris, I'm very impressed with your corner sharpness of your 500mm. I have a Celestron 1250mm f10 telescope. When connected to my DSLR, the corners really suffer, and contrast takes a dive. Very nice!

Roger Rosales April 12th, 2013 10:09 AM

Re: Long telephoto on the Black Magic Cinema Camera
 
Is it this one?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/819767-REG/Rokinon_ED500M_B_500_mm_f_6_3_Mirror.html
I like the price. My buddy lent me a Soligor 650mm f/8 and judging by the samples given on the BH customer reviews section, there's not much of a difference between the two (except for the focal length difference and aperture opening). For $140 I'm thinking of purchasing it. It's really fun to play with long telephoto lenses. For me to get good "sharp" pictures I need to shoot at about 1000th of a second shutter speed and my ISO cranked up to about 2000 ISO depending on the subject and light conditions. However, even with a high ISO setting the images are pretty good with minimal noise! I'm using the 60D so i'm sure that makes a difference given that it's a newer model with improved high ISO capabilities.


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