35 mm adapter with flip

[PaPa]

I'm really interested in getting one of the many 35 mm adapters out there, and i know there are already a dozen posts out there about it( in fact i think i may have started one ) but is there one at a reasonable price that reflips the image so it records properly to your camera ( is the flip that difficult to film with in the first place )

which one would you guys recommend?

[Slice]

I don't think anyone in the inde scene has solved the flip problem. I going the G35 route.

[scharky]

havn't you guys heard of the "Letus flip"?

[brandon jameson]

i am a very proud user of the LetusFlip, it is the only indie adapter that delivers the image to the camera the way the eye sees it.

at 600 dollars, i believe it is very good value for the money.

[fushikato]

tachchen,

does flipping the image mean turning it vertical or horizontal?

if i got it right using a magnet will turn it vertical and rotating the dvx lcd for a self shot would in addition with an adapter show a correct horizontal image ???

so lets just get used to the idea of turning our backs on the set.

horrido

fushikato

[Aaron Koolen]

I'd like to see some more footage of this Letus flip. For $600 is sounds just too good to be true ;) and the postage is free on that right? The M2/3 charge about US$140 to ship to NZ. Insane!

Anyway, if you have some footage I'd like to see it.

Do you find the letus image to be pretty clear, without vignetting?

[Monglane]

Didn't Wayne Kinney have a flipping version of his SG35 up his sleeve ? :) I thought he was supposed to announce it sometime tihis month and I'm actually waiting to see what he comes up with before I make a purchase decision.

[Aaron Koolen]

Dunno, didn't catch that one! ;)

Letus seems good to me, just because of the low price. I don't make money doing this, and so long as I can get a reasonably clean picture without vignetting, I'd be happy. The redrock is a little more expensive.