RedRock m2 or Brevis35?

TOKBANDIT

TOKBANDIT

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I am looking into both of these but not sure which one to choose.....

what are the pros and cons of each?

anybody used both??

What do I need to buy to used them on the HV20 if I dont buy a bundle package? seen some on different forums but not sure if they come with all I need...

Price?

thanks
 
yea its not too well known, but i think its the best there is. They are made by hand, by wayne kinney in England.
 
Sorry, I like the SGPro a lot, but the Brevis makes the most sense for the HV20...strictly from a form factore POV. It's as small and convenient as these adapters get, and it's quite good.

This already looks bazooka-like :
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The SGPro would be a bulkier solution, but it is a very good adapter. I think the HV20 with a Brevis already looks ridiculous--the M2, and SGPro just make it that much worse.
 
I am a M2 owner do or die, but I gotta say I do like the fact that the Brevis lets in alot more light. I don't regret my M2, because it is really sweet, but the light factor is a big deal.
 
TimurCivan said:
yea its not too well known, but i think its the best there is. They are made by hand, by wayne kinney in England.
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Thanks for the kind words, Timur. Would just like to add that the parts are all CNC machined from aluminium by an external machine shop. They are then assembled.

I have a few recent customers with a HV20, so hopefully footage soon!
 
I think the M2 is a great adaptor (had one), and I heard good things about the SGPro...but the Brevis has many more advantages.
Set up time, weight (the M2 is very haevy), the fact that cinevate offers different ground glasses, kind of being able to use different film stocks... And have the least light loss of any adaptors... Can't really beat that... As well as giving you a great picture.
 
it depends on which GG screen you use. the really thin one, loses the least light but its performance other wise, isnt as nice as the more lossy one. the lossy one, has GREAT bokeh, and a really crisp sharp image.
 
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