[Konvas] Kinor 35H anamorphic ground glass

[steve beverly]

Here's a question, I have a 35C, I sold my 35H to buy it. Is this camera a buil in full aperture gate? I can't seem to find a removable gate. I'm familiar with the H but the C is a whole different animal unlike what I had been told. The C 's anamorphic optical system is a bit different as well. I lucked out and found the sleeve insert for anamorphic. I couldn't find a GG, but the image seems to be fine once it is desqueezed, just as good as the academy image, which further leads me to believe this camera is full aperture. Does anyone know foe sure? 

> From: peterhaas at cruzio.com
> Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:43:39 -0800
> To: cinema at konvas.org
> Subject: Re: [Konvas] Kinor 35H anamorphic ground glass
> 
> 
> On Nov 19, 2009, at 4:31 PM, July Sun Productions wrote:
> 
> > I was unaware there were different focal lengths. I have the  
> > standard ground glass with the academy markings for aspect ratio.  
> > I'm looking for the ground glass element for anamorphic. It should  
> > look similar to this:
> 
> The 35C and 35H should have three plates and three ground glasses,  
> although a single camera would have but one of them.
> 
> The A/R *code* is engraved on the plate and on the ground glass.
> 
> Academy is usually code H.
> 
> 1.66 is another code.
> 
> Post-1958 CinemaScope/Anamorphic is a third code.
> 
> Full/pre-1958 CinemaScope/Super-35 could be a fourth code.
> 
> An ePrey seller has quite a number of screens for sale, but, alas, no  
> plates.
> 
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