Aivascope 1.5x Anamorphic with different lenses | Sony a7sIII

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Hey everyone, here is my take on my favorite lens, the Aivascope 1.5x anamorphic lens.
I mainly shoot travel videos, short docs, and music videos. Most of what I do are run and gun or with a splinter crew so I'm looking at it through that lens.
0:00 Intro
0:33 The Lens
5:27 Sharpness and Coverage
8:00 Distortion
10:49 Focus Breathing
12:10 Lens Flare
12:58 Bokeh Balls
14:00 Things to Note
15:22 B-Roll (R-Street)
19:46 Final Thoughts
Fast Approaching | Aivascope 1.5x video:
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@PeterCrandall 2 года назад

Awesome overview and great shots for showcasing the various lens comparisons. Seeing real-world application like you've done is very helpful!

@ChadVader143 3 года назад

Dude this is such a great vid! I just purchased my aviascope and now I'm even more stoked to get it!

@jacktoddy9783 Год назад

Excellent demonstration video and selection of model and locations - a movie within a video. Thank you for taking the trouble to make this video. For me; it was very informative and much appreciated.

@13StopsPocketFilms 3 года назад

Comprehensive review, Eddie. Thank you for that. Expecting my aivascope this week. Your vid’s got me pumped!

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Thanks! stoke for you to start shooting with it 🙏🏽

@danielruizencarnacion3346 2 года назад

What a wonderfull overview !!!!

@heraldocreative4735 3 года назад

Great comparison testing going on here. It really helps to have so many lenses to reference. Watched every minute and will look at adding this to my kit after recovering from paying for FX6.

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Thanks! Glad it was helpful!

@heroaomedia 3 года назад

Man, nice work! This is really impressive. Was surprised that the aivascope has such a strong swimming effect - was not expecting that

@houseofintent 2 года назад

Thanks!

@AfoteyAnnum 3 года назад

This channel literally spurred me on to using a wide angle adapter with my Sirui lenses, and to great success. I guess now I have to start using an Aviascope now LMAO Great video, as usual!

@alexanderjames8168 2 года назад

Awesome video! Super helpful!

@fiestaameoba3409 3 года назад

a very detailed review, good job! lookforward to yr dji lidar setup review

@chrisnguyendop 3 года назад

What?!! Another South Bay Area filmmaker too?!! Putting in my order for the amber aivascope today since I got my FX6 last night!

@SergeGolikov Год назад

Beautiful images, the swirly bokeh on the Helios, is dreamy!

@houseofintent Год назад

I def agree with you on that.

@tjpenton 3 года назад

Great video man! Loving my Aiva as well. I find the best taking lenses are Leica R's & Contax for best resolution.

@joshkiddfilms1295 3 года назад

this is a great video! Love it

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Thanks Josh 🙏🏽

@theseventh2609 Год назад

This is VERY helpful. Thank you man

@houseofintent Год назад

Yeah, no problem. Glad it was helpful.🙏🏽

@priceisrightkid 3 года назад

thank you a TON man!

@houseofintent 3 года назад

yeah, no problem 🙏🏽

@OfficialCaliberTV 3 года назад

Recognize that building at 1:36! Right next to Ace of Spades 🔥🔥🔥 Another Sacramento film maker? 😬

@theseventh2609 2 года назад

Thanks man

@kacofilms_weddings 3 года назад

Thanks for the video, great job.

@kacofilms_weddings 3 года назад

As for the MD to E-mount adapters. From the video, it seems like you are using the basic Fotodiox adapter, right? Is it good enough even for a heavier setup with the aiavascope? Have you tested fotodiox pro?

@houseofintent 3 года назад

@@kacofilms_weddings Yeah, hey I'm using the Fotodiox adapter. I also have s K&N adapter but it has some play to it when I mount it on all my MD glass. No I haven't tried the pro version. It's holding up pretty well. I would recommend using a lens support for longer lenses though

@kacofilms_weddings 3 года назад

@@houseofintent thank you!

@GilbertTV 3 года назад

fantastic

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Thanks Gilbert

@aarontcm 3 года назад

Great stuff! Thanks for making this. May I suggest doing a minimum focus distance test when you get the amber version? Would love to see that.

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Thanks! Yeah, I definitely can. 🙏🏽

@user-gm4td1kp6m 6 месяцев назад

3x56 and 2x67 wow.

@JustinPhillip 2 года назад

Great work, mate! Question, in test footage, next to gimbal it says, “One Wheel”. What is that?

@Studio23creation Год назад

nice, thanks ! blue flares seems over the top, and distorsion a bit too much when panning. but other than thats, seems solid !

@mobilebloggingguy 2 года назад

I have been told but have no personal experience that by putting uv filters with different coloured coatings can change the colour characteristics of your flares. Worth experimenting.

@Shah_creates 5 месяцев назад

You are the only person I found on YT who tested the Aivascope on a ZOOM. How has your experience been so far, two years later?

@houseofintent 5 месяцев назад

The aivascope has been great but I rarely use it on a zoom. I do a lot of traveling so I don’t use it on a regular. It’s a bit to heavy and cumbersome for that type of run and gun. When I do use it for travel, I put it on Mamiya 80mm

@edwinmasias6903 3 года назад

Wish we could have seen some internal codecs just to check video quality. Great vid nonetheless bro.

@fullbars 3 года назад

Some awesome real world tests here! Seems like stills lenses are a no go for the Aivascope due to the vignetting. I'm thinking about pairing this with some Canon FDs.

@ericstephan5953 3 года назад

I am pairing it with FDs and it's great.

@TheMosquito101 3 года назад

But FDs are still lenses

@fullbars 3 года назад

@@TheMosquito101 True, I mean these really large modern AF lenses.

@vivianvaldi7871 Год назад

Seems it starts to work with the 58 mm Helios 44 M in the tube around 19:27. For intended purpose, like a District 9 documentary look. A bit less muted with the Minolta 45 mm, but still there. Well, who wants to look at District 9 today ?... You're very film hungry if you want to watch this very one ! Maybe some millions, quite an audience.

@gaboguerra950 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. Question: what is the biggest diameter (of the taking lens) you can fit behind the Aivascope?

@ejgravolin Год назад

Fantastic work, mate! I'm looking at buying an Aivascope to use with my FX3. I saw you were able to get great coverage with the Konica Hexanon 40mm f1.8, and the Minolta Rokkor 45mm f2. I wanted to ask, do you know any other wide options that would pair well with the FX3 and Aiva? And how did you avoid the crazy vignetting? I was told the Aiva couldn't pair with anything less than 50mm...

@houseofintent Год назад

Thanks! I appreciate it. It honestly depends on the lens. I’m not quite sure exactly why in terms of the mechanics but I had some vignetting on the Sony 80mm and that’s well over 50.

@drixerr 2 года назад

Awesome! Which lens gave the best/sharpest image?

@MichaelBallif 3 года назад

I have a Vazen 40mm that I've been trying to find a good combination for (I originally had a Z Cam E2 but didn't love the camera so I sold it) and, after seeing this video, I'm really tempted to sell the Vazen and pick up one of these to pair with my A7sii. Do you think the Aivascope would have any issues pairing with the Mitakon 50mm f/0.95? That lens already has a ton of character so I'd be really interested to see that combo. I just discovered this lens and this video was incredibly helpful, so thank you!

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Hey, great to see it's helpful. Having never used the Mitakon 50mm, it may vignette depending on the diameter of the actual front lens element of the lens (not the thread size). The rear lens element diameter of the amber coating aivascope is 38mm and the coating coating is 32mm. Like with any other taking lens, it's also going to be really soft wide open below f2.8

@salmosdelanoche 3 года назад

So what if you have a taking lens that has a frontal thread larger that 52mm?

@houseofintent 3 года назад

You can use and step down ring.

@salmosdelanoche 3 года назад

@@houseofintent it won’t cause any vignetting?

@houseofintent 3 года назад

@@salmosdelanoche That will depend on the the diameter of the front lens element on your taking lens

@holdmedear 3 года назад

Love the video! did you use the Sony 85mm 1.8 without vignetting?

@houseofintent 3 года назад

The Sony 85 had vignetting the more you stopped your aperture down.

@aram.v Год назад

What camera plate and lens support do you have? I like the lower profile

@fufu1405 Год назад

Great video! Btw, what lens did you use here 4:50?

@houseofintent Год назад

I believe it's the Sony 16-35 GM but I don't remember. Either that or the 24-70 GM

@Sjdaviesfilm 3 года назад

Does it matter the taking lenses front filter thread size or does the clamp fit to most sizes?

@Imhotep397 3 года назад

Just out of curiosity did you use/try any diffusion? Also, seeing that you were using ProRes RAW for all of this(?) was there a single color grading approach. Is there any color saturation difference with the scope on vs. off?What is the closest focusing distance of the aivascope?

@houseofintent 3 года назад

I edit in Resolve so I had to convert it PR RAW to PR 4444. There's not really a single grading approach on this except for trying to match each clip from test to test. I didn't see any difference in color saturation with the scope. The biggest factor on that is the taking lens. The lens with the most saturation was the Konica 40mm. That had a lot of saturation that I had to bring it down in post. The minimum focusing distance is a little bit under 1 meter

@aidanrogers1087 2 года назад

Hello, do you have a video on how to use this lens? Juts got mine but no idea how to attach my lenses and use the lens support. Do you just use step up rings?

@houseofintent 2 года назад

yup, you attach it with step-up or step-down rings. The rear thread of the aivascope is 52mm

@Kreomedia 2 года назад

Hello, any idea if this would work with Voigtlander 50/1.2 for Sony E? Or a very similiar glass, Zeiss ZE 50 1.4? Can't find any info on that, I'd really appreciate any advice.

@maxwolf2718 Год назад

Did you try it/find out anything about this by now? Kind regards.

@alex.muntean 10 месяцев назад

Is it the Aivascope 1X Blue Flare or Gold Flare version?

@HerrNox 3 года назад

Did you use the clearimage zoom feature or the APS-C crop when shooting this or was it “legit” full-frame? If it’s really full-frame I might pull the trigger and get one.

@houseofintent 3 года назад

It’s Full Frame. I haven’t used clear image zoom or crop mode ever since I got the a7siii.

@HerrNox 3 года назад

@@houseofintent awesome! Thank you for the reply. I'll be getting one.

@cleverghostchili Год назад

Can this be used with a lens with a 77mm filter thread? Can you screw it on? What's the max filter thread?

@houseofintent Год назад

The back thread diameter is 52mm so you'll need a step down ring to adapt it. It might cause some vignetting depending on how big the actual lens is on your taking lens.

@robertdouble559 10 месяцев назад

You really need open gate to make a 2x useful

@cinemarkography 3 года назад

So its not possible to have it mounted on a wide angle lens, such as 24 mm?

@houseofintent 3 года назад

You can mount a full frame 24mm but it will most likely vignette. I've found that most wide anamorphic sit around 30-35mm full frame that's still somewhat reachable in price

@cinemarkography 3 года назад

@@houseofintent Firstly, I didnt even get a notification for this reply, so sorry about that. Secondly, you said that hte rear thread is 52 mm, does that mean that I have to have a taking lens that has a 52mm front thread? Meaning, anything bigger and it wont work?

@AlexDerrick_DP 3 года назад

So Sony A7S3 is recording full frame video? Because 40mm is pretty wide for full frame with almost no vignette. Here are few clips I shot with my Aivascope and Helios 58mm on Red Komodo. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bTOY6So3iok.html

@houseofintent 3 года назад

Yeah, 40mm full frame. It vignettes a little bit when close focused or stopping down your aperture but other then that, it’s clear

@modology 3 года назад

lots of barrel bowing distortion. but the lens is sharp compare to other adapter

@iomDaiom 3 года назад

crap lens

@houseofintent 3 года назад

How so?

@iomDaiom 3 года назад

@@houseofintent because one guy (Valdas M.) can't pretend having designed what teams of engineers (mechanical design and optics) did with real ressources at Isco, Bolex, Möller or Zeiss... I'm sorry but that Aivascope won't last. It's made from poor quality materials and was never tested for durabilty (I own couple "products" from Valdas). It's merely an expensive prototype... advertised by some Iscoramas stock owners too happy to now have a "reference tag" for doubling price of their precious Iscos since Aivascope been released.

@houseofintent 3 года назад

@@iomDaiom It sounds like you're wanting a perfect lens from one guy and then comparing a "one man team" to a team with a lot more resources like Zeiss. With that said, I'd like to see you make the same caliber of lenses as Bolex, Moller, or Zeiss by yourself. And I'm not being rhetorical, if you think you have better resources to make a better lens that's compact, single focus, for full frame than Aivascope and have as much of a quality as Zeiss, and keep it relatively low in price (half the price of the Aivascope as you said), that would be great. Competition is always great for the end user.

@iomDaiom 3 года назад

@@houseofintent well if you're happy with results of Aivascope and alike Sirui good for you ! I will hold on my Bolex 32 and "few" others I'm lucky to own ;)

@houseofintent 3 года назад

@@iomDaiom Yeah, I definitely love my Aivascope and you should. Bolex 32 is legit. I'd like to own an isco pre 36 one day.

@abletenor 3 года назад

you will soon get fed up of this lousy chinese glass, realising that you've paid far more than it is worth and make the same move of other people did with this scope, selling it.

@houseofintent 3 года назад

I think it's best not assume other peoples needs are the same your own. 😉 I bought this lens because it fits what I do. I can't speak for others who have sold theirs but there are more people that have this lens and shoot with it compared to people that are selling it. Not sure what you do, if you just collect scopes, if you shoot with them at all, or just like to complain for the sake of complaining; but if you have a recommendation for a scope that's as light weight as the aivascope, cheaper in price, minimal DIY, single focused, and is 1.5x then lets talk cuz I'm looking for that lens otherwise not sure how you came up with the idea that I will sell this lens because others are selling it 🤨