Cinefade has been doing this for years, except their version can be synced between two motors, one for nd and one for aperture so you can make depth of field shallow or deep on the subject all while keeping the same exposure. Although their version costs thousands more. Interested to see if this one can be rigged like that.
What about the test for Color Cast? Bummer you did not add that in the video. I saw several videos showing it has quite a bit.. I will stick with my NISI True Color ND's and they also make a similar matte box like this one. But the Tilta looks nice. Only if it had no color cast it would be even better.
The only issue I'm having with the unit is the battery, trying to find a replacement or extra one to have on standby. Regular double A batteries hasn't worked for me, I've even brought the same voltage battery and still nothing. Great video!
Yea nah, Panavision is making a true electronic ND where it uses electric current to change the intensity of the ND, like some office windows. It's gona be atleast 10 times more expensive than the mirage ofcourse haha
