Paul-Vincent Roll @paul@whisper.tf

Zittere immer noch etwas... war überhaupt nicht vorbereitet wie ich darauf reagieren soll.

Habe dann ein paar Minuten später wieder Richtung Bahn geschaut, da ich wissen wollte ob es meine ist, dann kam er wieder. Bin mir ziemlich sicher er hätte mich geschlagen, wenn es nicht seine Bahn gewesen wäre.

I guess this thread is done for now :) check it out if you want to learn more about #anamorphic #photography!

Some videos to check out about anamorphic lenses:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnY8gI8dwUs (Anamorphic Lenses - Everything you need to know (feat Tito Ferradans))

For projection adapters:
https://www.youtube.com/user/tferradans

The Five Pillars of Anamorphic:
https://vimeo.com/167045648 (Flares)
https://vimeo.com/167050591 (Bokeh)
https://vimeo.com/167045645 (Magnification & Perspective)
https://vimeo.com/167045643 (Disproportionate Breathing)
https://vimeo.com/167050590 (Organic Focus Roll Off)

In case you are using modern lenses but want to add some more character to your image filters can also be a very big help! They can diffuse your image / or parts of it and make it more pleasing to the eye.

For example this one: https://tiffen.com/products/black-pro-mist-filter

There is a great video from Tiffen comparing all their diffusion filters here: https://vimeo.com/92660033

A general note: I used to photograph differently than I do now. In the past I tried to take pictures that look good / pretty, now I am more focused on taking pictures that tell some kind of story / mood. Still photography is basically training to shoot moving pictures for me.

The anamorphic block in front also adds some more character to the image of course. First of all most anamorphic lenses tend to only really be sharp at the center and have some kind of focus fall off towards the edges (not all but most). They also make the bokeh (the out of focus parts of the image) oval instead of round.