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You could also consider the height of the warmer light and see how it plays with the shadows on the subject
There’s a few times this has been brought up and you can search for it in the forums.
It’s now called “The Deakinizer” – https://theasc.com/blog/shot-craft/lens-test-deakinizers
I also recently shot with a Bolex H16.
I will add that one of the challenges of it is that the image through the viewfinder gets darker as you stop down the iris or add ND’s. Another thing to consider is how loud it is — so if you’re recording sound, that might not be possible with that camera.
Also, one thing I struggled a little with is that the Bolex I used had to be cranked for each take. We got about 26 seconds (24 fps) for a fully wound motor.
In the results I got back, I feel like the footage I shot on the 10mm lens generally felt a bit fuzzy (even stopped down a bit) while the footage shot on the 25mm lens came out a lot sharper and crisp. I can’t share footage/stills yet otherwise I’d post a couple here for you
