I use the SLR Magic Hyperprime Cine Lens - 12mm. They specialise in making cine lenses for super 16 format, they're quality.

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Hello and apologies for the late reply. I did the whole thing on my 2012 15 inch MacBook Pro using DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere. Specs: 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7, Corsair Vengeance 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3, Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB. Hope this helps, if you want any more information please ask away. Mark

It was all shot in RAW which = huge files but with a short piece like this its not too insane. From what I know prores is only marginally less good and still has very good latitude. You can pretty much achieve the same results I think and if I were shooting a bigger project I would probably go with prores.

Hey man thanks a lot, its great to get feedback. I am still very much learning the camera and even more so DaVinci but hopefully, slowly improving. I only used the SLR Magic Hyperprime Cine Lens - 12mm. Great lens and perfect for this camera. I know the name sounds silly and I was doubtful when I heard of it but after much research (of which the Panasonic pancake lenses were my initial choice) I went for the the SLR Magic and would highly recommend it. Its such a great camera to just take around and grab shots with. If you are looking to get into super 16mm and just have a bit of fun and develop your colour grading skills then its fantastic. And you know with all the lens mounts these days you can easily stick a sweet Zeiss Prime on it when you can afford to :) Have fun man and keep in touch.