New Go35 Pro footage

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helloworld

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Hello all.

Here's some footage from the Go35 pro. It was shot at a local bookstore, and it was all interior lighting from the store. I forgot to clean the ground glass before I filmed, so there are specks in different places. The compression is great, but high, so there is some grain that you don't see. Oh, and the entire cut is color corrected.

What do you think?

http://caliber100.com/go35pro_bookstore_high.mov (20mb) - high rez. It's not super high compression now, so if there's grain, you'll see it.
 
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hi helloworld,that looked absolutely amazing.i'm interested in geting one of these adapters.i've spoken with jim about his adapter and he has been very helpful and informative in educating me before i make a decision on a purchase.couple of questions though being that i'm a stickler on carity.

1. aside from compresion how much grain is introduced when using this adapter?
2.are you using any rod support system
3.have you used any other adapter and if so how do you rate this one in comparrison?
4.how much light is lost

thank you so much for your footage.
 
Just an update. I updated the link for the footage. It's now 22mb and it is really high quality.
http://caliber100.com/go35pro_bookstore_high.mov - high rez. It's not super high compression now, so if there's grain, you'll see it.

With the go35 pro adapter, there's VERY little grain, and that's only when it's not lit properly. It does lose a bit of light, but it's very easy to manage that.

No, I'm not using a rod system with it, and I haven't used any other adapter before.

This is an AWESOME adapter. I recommend it to anyone. And to make it sound even better, the footage I shot with it was from a 4 year old 1 chip Samsung SC-D80. Google image that camera and you'll know how crappy it is :).
 
Its one of the sharpest adapters out there. Its very much in line with the mythic G35 adapter. Similar in design, concept, and most likely, identical in performance if not better, as its image pleases Jim(the creator), and he is one of the most image picky people i have ever seen. :)

It does need light however, but you should be properly lighting your subjects anyway.
 
EVERYONE that sees footage from the Pro35 immediately craps their pants.......in a good way.....because the image quality is so good I mean.
 
I'm surprised they let you shoot in a Barnes and Noble :)

Thanks for the footage -- can't wait to see what else you shoot!
 
Haha. I didn't even ask. I go there to study and do homework, so i brought my camera with me. No one noticed that I was filming.
 
hey helloworld couldnt get the links to work. could you upload some anywhere else. or do the links still work and is my computer giving me the middle finger :D
 
TimurCivan said:
...Its one of the sharpest adapters out there. Its very much in line with the mythic G35 adapter. Similar in design, concept...
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Sorry if this is obvious information, but is the Go35 a static adaptor? The G35 is purported to be motorized, correct?

-Stu
 
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