Here's my problem: we're a small group of people and we're doing a feature-length movie with the Letus35 (shot with a Sony PDX-10P though, I know this is a DVX forum but it seemed like the best place to ask).
To get decent shots in most locations, most of it will have to be shot with something like a 28mm lens. We have a very good Nikon 28mm f2 lens and it seems to be making for less vignetting than most... Still, the vignetting remains a serious problem as it can sometimes even reduce the 28mm angle to something that looks more like 40mm because we need to zoom.
Putting some macro's between the camera and the adapter seems to help a tiny bit and I also notice that the vignetting increases in low light so just decently lighting the set does wonders too.
However, we're still looking for ways to reduce it without zooming in (much) because it's very important to be able to use the wide angle the lens offers.
Any insightful suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
To get decent shots in most locations, most of it will have to be shot with something like a 28mm lens. We have a very good Nikon 28mm f2 lens and it seems to be making for less vignetting than most... Still, the vignetting remains a serious problem as it can sometimes even reduce the 28mm angle to something that looks more like 40mm because we need to zoom.
Putting some macro's between the camera and the adapter seems to help a tiny bit and I also notice that the vignetting increases in low light so just decently lighting the set does wonders too.
However, we're still looking for ways to reduce it without zooming in (much) because it's very important to be able to use the wide angle the lens offers.
Any insightful suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
