But please I would really love your help.
Roger deakins 35 mm lense full#
I don't know if that's at all confusing, but this is really important to me, so let me just ask the question as simple as I can, what is the Full Frame DSLR FOV focal length equivalent to Roger Deakins' 32mm lens on s35?Įven that sounds confusing. Obviously he is shooting on an s35 camera, so my question is, what FOV equivalent is that to the DSLR world? If we were to compare the FOV of his 32mm on s35, would it be roughly the same as a 32mm dslr lens on a Full Frame, or would it yield a FOV closer to 48mm (32 x 1.5 = 48)? To a large degree this is very important to me because when I read about DP's who shot such and such movies and which focal lengths they used for such and such scenes, I'd like to be clear that I understand how that info relates to my own personal equipment.įor instance, I've read Roger Deakins state that if he had to choose only one focal length to shoot a film it would be a 32mm.
That is the way it has been explained to me, though I have never owned a cinema lens nor have I had the opportunity to test this. In other words, a 50mm cinema lens on s35 would yield basically the same FOV as a 50mm DSLR lens on a Full Frame camera. In a recent thread on this forum, I brought up, what I thought was a fact, about cinema lenses (lenses designed specifically for use on cameras with s35 sensors or film) being designed and labeled specifically for s35, and which yields roughly the same FOV as a DSLR lens on a Full Frame camera.
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