Best footage of the A1?

[marlontorres]

I dunno about "a while", I practiced with my M2 for a couple weeks before I shot Celeste and turned out okay but yah, experience goes a long way.

 

[John Scott 3]

Oh. I wasn't trying to discourage anyone. Just trying to point out that experience and talent goes a long way. You guys are awesome and it's taking me a bit to learn my camera and adapter. Here's the most recent still from a small shoot I did. It's a little underexposed, but not bad overall.
http://www.zeroaperture.com/JohnGot.jpg

(focus was set toward the middle of the chair and the subject was swirling around so he's a little out of focus)

 

[ecking]

Thanks for the tips guys.

I still got a bold idea.

Buy a HV20, 35adapter, lenses and a external sound device. But it seems simplier to just go with the A1.

If you can't afford an A1 and intend to buy your pieces over time or something go for it. I had an HV20, it was a great camera, I still kind fo miss it. Yeah it has has some short comings but anything at that price level will, but as long as you shoot in great conditions or create great conditions you will get great results.

 

[MovieSwede]

So have ordered a A1.

Thanks for all the input.