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Camera Lens Mount Charts by IB/E Optics Fdtimes Has Been Obsessed with Lens Mounts Lately Camera Lens Mount Charts by IB/E Optics FDTimes has been obsessed with lens mounts lately. Thanks to IB/E Optics for the charts on these 2 pages. M MOUNT EF MOUNT X MOUNT E-MOUNT MFT MOUNT B4 MOUNT PL MOUNT XPL MOUNT Mount Flange Focal Depth Inside Diameter of Mount Flange Focal Depth Inside Diameter of (FFD) [mm] Mount (ID) [mm] (FFD) [mm] Mount (ID) [mm] Fujifilm X-series 17.7 ~ 43.5 Nikon F 46.5 44 Sony E-mount 18 46.1 Leica R 47 49 Canon EOS M-mirrorless 18 47 Éclair CA-1 bayonet 48 46 Hasselblad XCD 18.3 61 ARRI PL 52 54 Sony FZ mount (on F55/F5) 19 ~ 64 Leica S 53 ~ 66.5 MFT (Micro Four Thirds) 19.25 ~ 38 Panavision PV 57.15 49.5 Leica SL 20 51 ARRI XPL (Alexa 65) 60 72 Fujifilm GX Medium Format 26.7 ~ 63 Hasselblad H 61.63 ~67.5 Leica M 27.8 44 Mitchell BNCR 61.468 68 Panavision SP 70 (Primo 70) 40 ~66 ARRI Maxi PL (765) 73.5 64 Canon EF 44 54 Hasselblad 500/200 74.9 69 B4 Mount 48 55 Issue 81-82 • Apr-Jun 2017 1 Sensor Size Comparisons of Still & Motion Picture Cameras Panasonic Canon 7D II Sony F5/F55, FS5, ARRI ALEXA Blackmagic Blackmagic MFT AJA CION RED RAVEN VariCam 35 / LT 22.3 x 14.9 FS7 24 x 12.7 AMIRA 16:9 mode Pocket 2.5K 17.3 x 13 22.5 x 11.9 23 x 10.8 24.5 x 12.9 ID: 26.82 ID: 27.15 23.8 x 13.4 ID: 27.26 12.5 x 7 15.8 x 8.8 ID: 21.64 ID: 25.45 ID: 25.45 ID: 27.78 ID: 14.33 ID: 18.09 2.8K Blackmagic URSA ARRI ALEXA ANSI B4 Mount APS-C Canon C100 Mini Pro, 4.6K 4:3 mode S35 Silent 2/3” video (SONY NEX) C300, C500 RED SCARLET-W 25.3 x 14.2 23.8 x 17.8 24.89 x 18.66 RED Mysterium-X 8.8 x 6.6 23.5 x 15.6 24.6 x 13.8 25.6 x 13.5 27.7 x 14.6 ID: 29.07 ID: 29.7 ID: 31.10 ID: 11 ID: 28.21 ID: 28.21 ID: 28.94 ID: 31.31 ARRI ALEXA Sony A 7 series, Nikon RED WEAPON 8K VV ARRI ALEXA 65 Open Gate mode D810, Canon 5D series 40.96 x 21.6 54.12 x 25.59 28.17 x 18.13 RED Dragon 6K FF 36 x 24, ID: 43.27 ID: 47.19 ID: 59.87 ID: 33.52 30.7 x 15.8 ID: 34.53 Size: width x height mm ID: image diameter Macro VV T2.9 Raptor lenses for Large Format There are 3 Macro VV T2.9 Raptor lenses from IB/E Optics: 100mm, 150mm and 180mm. Image circle diameter is 55mm with a PL mount to cover Full Frame, VistaVision, RED W8K, and beyond. With an XPL mount, they cover the 60mm image circle of Alexa 65. IB/E Optics has measured shading (brightness from center to the edges) with 20% brightness as the cut-off. The worst case scenario is usually at infinity. For this specification all Raptor Macro lenses cover up to 52mm without restriction over the entire the focus range. The 150mm cov- ers the full ALEXA 65 sensor without restriction and the 100mm and 180mm cover the ALEXA 65 sensor at close focus macro area, but not quite at infinity. See chart on page 4. Manufacturer: IB/E Optics: www.ibe-optics.com Band Pro is the exclusive distributor: bandpro.com 0.8x Velociraptor The IB/E Velociraptor is a 0.8x Speed Booster rear attachment for Raptor Mac- ro lenses. It reduces the image circle from 46.6 mm to 36 mm for ANSI S35 Silent and RED Dragon 6K format coverage. The maximum aperture of the Raptor is boosted from T2.9 to T2.3. 2 Apr-Jun 2017 • Issue 81-82 How a Large Format Lens (like an Alexa 65 or IB/E Optics Raptor) covers various Sensor Sizes ANSI S35 Silent RED Dragon 6K FF Sony A7 series, Canon 5D series, Nikon D810 24.89 x 18.66 30.7 x 15.8 36 x 24 ID: 31.10 ID: 34.53 ID: 43.27 IB/E Raptor XPL coverage on ARRI Alexa 65 RED Weapon 8K VV 54.12 x 25.59 ID: 59.87 ARRI ALEXA 65 40.96 x 21.6 2.39:1 Spherical 54.12 x 25.59 VistaVision 2.39:1 Spherical ID: 47.19 37.7 x 25.5 ID: 59.87 ID: 45 Raptor max. image diameter: Anamorphic 55 mm (with PL mount) Why are the edges 36 x 24 60 mm (with XPL mount) soft? Because an ID: 43.6 image circle rarely Alexa 65 Spherical Widescreen has a sharp, defined 54.12 x 22.64 circumference. How a Raptor with 0.8x Velociraptor covers various Sensor Sizes Velociraptor reduces the image circle from 46.6 mm to 36 mm and boosts maximum aperture of the Raptor from T2.9 to T2.3. ANSI S35 Silent Sony A7 series, Canon 5D series, Nikon D810 RED Dragon 6K FF 24.89 x 18.66 36 x 24 30.7 x 15.8 ID: 31.10 ID: 43.27 ID: 34.53 ARRI ALEXA 65 RED Weapon 8K VV 54.12 x 25.59 40.96 x 21.6 ID: 59.87 ID: 47.19 Issue 81-82 • Apr-Jun 2017 3 Macro VV T2.9 Raptor lenses IB/E Optics and Band Pro have 3 Macro VV T2.9 IB/E Optics VV Raptor Macro Primes Raptor lenses: 100mm, 150mm and 180mm. • Focal lengths: 100, 150, 180 mm Their image circle diameter is 55mm with a PL • Aperture: T2.9-T22 mount to cover Full Frame, VistaVision, RED • Focus Rotation: 300 degrees W8K, and beyond. With an XPL mount, they • MOD (100/150/180 lens): 12.3”/15”/18.5” cover the 60mm image circle of Alexa 65 (tests • Max. Aperture at Inf & MOD: T5.3 are underway to determine edge shading with all • Iris Rotation: 70° focal lengths at all apertures.) • Iris Blades: 9 The lens mount is UMS PL—Universal Mount • Industry Standard Gear pitch: 0.8 MOD System—familiar to users of IB/E Extenders, Ex- • Image Circle: 46.6 mm panders, and Conversion kits. It quickly converts, • Length Flange to Front 100, 150: 145 mm / 5.7” without tools, between PL, Canon EF, Nikon F, • Length Flange to Front 180: 200 mm / 7.9” Sony E and MFT mounts. • Front Diameter all 3 lenses: 95 mm • Weight (kg) 100, 150, 180: 1.5/1.9/2.9 kg Band Pro Film & Digital is the exclusive • Close Focus Magnification: 1:1 worldwide distributor of IB/E Raptors. • UMS PL Mount (converts to F, EF, Sony E, etc) www.bandpro.com • Adjustable flange focal distance (no shims) www.ibe-optics.com • At 1:1 magnification, you only lose ⅔1 stops. IB/E 0.8x Velociraptors Raptor with Velocirapter 0.8x Speed Booster rear attachment. It reduces the image circle from 46.6 mm to 36 mm for ANSI S35 Silent and RED Dragon 6K format coverage. It also boosts the maximum aperture from T2.9 to T2.3. IB/E 1.4xVV and 2xVV Extenders Below: chart of Raptors, effective focal lengths, recommended format coverage and maximum image circles. Macro 100 with 1.4x and 2.0x is grayed out because you’d use 150 and 180 instead. AbelCine is the distributor of IB/E Extenders. abelcine.com Raptor Raptor Raptor Max. image Recommended Macro 100 Macro 150 Macro 180 circle (mm) Format L-R: PL T2.9/100mm T2.9/150mm T2.9/180mm 52 mm VV Velociraptor 0.8x, 1.4xVV Extender and 2xVV Extender. XPL T2.9/100mm T2.9/150mm T2.9/180mm 60 mm ALEXA65 The VVx1.4 and VVx2 extender (macro only) (macro only) increase the focal length only and 0.8x T2.3/80mm T2.3/120mm T2.3/145mm 36 mm S35 not the image circle. They are 1.4x T4.1/140mm T4.1/210mm T4.1/250mm 52 mm VV designed for VistaVision format. 2.0x T5.8/200mm T5.8/300mm T5.8/360mm 52 mm VV LED Ring Light for Raptors This is very good! An LED Ring Light for Raptors. Ring light strobes have been common on still photo macros—but rarely seen in cine. The IB/E Ring Light clamps onto the 95mm front diameter of the Raptor. Since it’s often difficult to find space to light a 1:1 macro product shot, this new Ring Light helps a lot. 4 Apr-Jun 2017 • Issue 81-82.
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