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The Epic SLR Magic Anamorphot 40 Review

Is the Anamorphot 40 a better choice than Sirui's 50mm T2.9 or the Great Joy 35mm? Can it compete with $9K anamorphic lenses like the Atlas Orion series? I took a deep look at the power, quirks, and shortcomings of SLR Magic's Anamorphot 40, arguably the cheapest quality-oriented option for going anamorphic and asked, "is it a professional tool or a toy?" It turned out to be a very complicated question, so I've included a ton of test footage and examples. If you want to learn more about anamorphic lenses-- especially those that cost under ten grand, you have to check out Tito Ferradans YouTube channel, Anamorphic on a Budget. INDEX: 0:05 Pros and Cons Summary 0:53 Introduction - why anamorphic? 2:22 The best argument for anamorphic 3:25 Why I chose the SLR Magic Anamorphot 40 3:53 The basic specs 6:04 What it's like to use 6:32 Pricing 6:42 Making a set of anamorphic lenses 7:31 Unpredictability with individual lenses 8:26 Comparing to spherical lenses 8:53 Barrel distortion 9:12 Chromatic aberrations 10:07 Contrast 10:19 Bokeh 10:48 Sharpness 13:20 Dual focusing system 14:40 Autofocus 14:47 Focusing tip for Sony users 15:22 Viewing on cameras without anamorphic de-squeeze 15:33 Thoughts on operation in the field 15:43 Single focusing systems: SLR Magic Cine Rangefinder, Rapido 16A 16:58 Varying de-squeeze issue 17:55 Flares 18:27 Unpredictability issues 18:55 General impressions 20:24 Close focusing advantage with the Anamorphot 20:49 Drawbacks review 21:43 Strengths/advantages review 23:16 Can you use it for professional work? 26:57 Conclusion - wrap up 29:11 What about the Anamorphot 50?