Matthew Allard ACS

If it’s just an adapter that doesn’t use any glass I don’t see why it wouldn’t work with full frame lenses. I have a MTF PL to E mount and it works with full frame lenses.

Not till early next year. No confirmation whether it will work with the Z6.

Using any adapter with a third party lens is usually going to involve some compromise.

I think that would be fairly unlikely, especially anything that is likely to cause any issues.

I don’t get the last comment. How are you going to get grit inside the head?

I don’t think anyone can speak for long term durability until the head has been out in the wild for a few years. I found out as much information as Sachtler was willing to divulge. Having tried it out I personally found it a lot easier to use and a lot better in terms of fluid head performance than other 75mm fluid heads I have used previously. I think like anything new people need to try it out in person to see if they like it or not.

I do.

https://www.newsshooter.com/2020/10/13/sachtler-aktiv-8-fluid-head-review/

Welcome!

Still extremely happy with the Flowtech 100. My colleague has also been using the Flowtech 75 for the last few years. I have never had the legs slip or move under pressure.

https://www.newsshooter.com/2020/03/23/tokina-cinema-diffusion-filters-review/

Yep, distances are still measured and marked using tape, in conjunction with systems like Cinetape.

Almost all high end digital cinema cameras will have either a mark, a hook, or a mark where you can place a rape hook. My ARRI has one, the Kinefinity I use also has a Mark with a hole for putting the hook. Most of them are removable. I would imagine the one in the C70 is as well.

That’s a tape hook for measuring focus distance from an object to the sensor plane.

What button?