Code Rad
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Ok, so this is kind of a unique setup. You see, I really don't like how much vignetting the regular dvx-mk2 setup has. So... what this is is a dvx100a with a 58mm MK2 that fits inside the dvx lens housing. Its kinda hard to explain. The point is you can produce footage with this setup with little or no vign. Also, there are two really really tiny marks on the lens that dont show up on footage. I am pointing to them in one pic. You cant really see them in the pics because they are hard to see with your own eyes. Also, there are only 37 hours on this camera which is really really low.
Footage can be seen here.
Pictures:
What's included:
DVX-100a (only 37 hours)
Charger
Standard Battery
Panasonic Shotgun Mic
MK2 Death Lens
Asking prices:
Camera: $1950 shipped to the US
Lens: $500 shipped to the US
I may be willing to split it up if the right offer comes along.
Feel free to PM me or email me at ryan.schorman@gmail.com
Thanks all,
Ryan
One more note, the lens is held on by intense friction. It takes quite a bit of muscle to put it on and off. You might think this is sketchy but i swear to you i have tested this and used it extensively and have never even seen it budge at all. Also, the dvx lens cap is missing, but having the lens on while it is being stored works the best and I highly recommend it.
Footage can be seen here.
Pictures:
What's included:
DVX-100a (only 37 hours)
Charger
Standard Battery
Panasonic Shotgun Mic
MK2 Death Lens
Asking prices:
Camera: $1950 shipped to the US
Lens: $500 shipped to the US
I may be willing to split it up if the right offer comes along.
Feel free to PM me or email me at ryan.schorman@gmail.com
Thanks all,
Ryan
One more note, the lens is held on by intense friction. It takes quite a bit of muscle to put it on and off. You might think this is sketchy but i swear to you i have tested this and used it extensively and have never even seen it budge at all. Also, the dvx lens cap is missing, but having the lens on while it is being stored works the best and I highly recommend it.
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