I just got my hands on an EX1 and I can't get a decent image using my Letus 35.
Even with the macro turned on, I can't zoom in far enough to properly frame the image without the focus turning to mush. I've adjusted the achromats distance to try to compensate but nothing works. Do I need some...
I currently have a set of Canon FD lenses including a 200 f2.8, 135 f2, 100 f4 macro, 85 f1.8, 50 f1.2, 35 f2, and a 24 f2 and I've found myself wondering if there's any point in getting anything wider than the 24mm lens.
I've read a lot about the 17mm f4 and the 20mm f2.8 and it seems that the...
I own a DVX 100B and a Letus 35A and together they've treated me very well. I've assembled a collection of 6 fixed focal length lenses from 24mm to 200mm and one zoom (35 to 105), so I've invested a fair amount of money and in all honesty I quite enjoy the entire 35mm adapter shooting work flow...
Here's my most recent completed project:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbgIUuIiof8
The video was shot on a DVX 100B with a Letus35 using Canon glass, specifically 130mm F 2, 50mm F 1.8, 28mm F2.8. I used Magic Bullet on a few of these shots but most of the CC was done in FCP. All tracking...
I'm using a Letus 35 adapter with my DVX 100b and I'm having a lot of trouble.
Basically I can't zoom in far enough with the DVX stock lens to avoid the vignetting from the Letus without going out of focus. Both the zoom and the focus controls are set to manual.
Right now I need to set my...
Like an ever-increasing number of you, I'm using a 35mm adapter with my DVX and a rail system. The next step is buying a follow focus. With the exception of a few ingenious DIY inventions, the only affordable (less than $500) follow focus solution I can find is the IndieFocus ($300). I'm a...