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I've had the Go35 Pro for months, and just bought a Panasonic PV-GS500 a few days ago. Here's some footage with it. I think it came out pretty good. link 11mb

Okay all: Does a 35mm adapter cause a lot of noise in a camera, or is it just because of shooting in low light conditions? Does shooting with a very consumer camera create a reason for a lot of noise in not well lit areas? Thanks.

Here it is. It's about 19mb. It's some footage thrown together and color corrected. Cat, 19mb EDIT: THE NEW LINK IS ABOVE. ENJOY!

Am I right about the following things? • shooting in dark areas does NOT cause grain in the adapter, the camera creates NOISE, which softens the image • with most adapters, grain WILL appear in any properly exposed area past f/2-f/4. I'm pretty sure this is what I've learned after using my...

Hello all. Here's some footage from the Go35 pro. It was shot at a local bookstore, and it was all interior lighting from the store. I forgot to clean the ground glass before I filmed, so there are specks in different places. The compression is great, but high, so there is some grain that...

Hey everyone. A while back I saw this Arri digital 35mm cinema cam: http://www.arri.com/prod/cam/d_20/d_20.htm Would RED be something similar to this?

Hey everybody. I just finished a short, montage type film with a 35mm adapter. On a side note, I did color correct. Also, i'm sorry about the two black speckles in the bottom left hand of the video... they were little speckles stuck inside my lens. On top of that, a few shots had a touch of...

I'm highly considering buying an Optosigma 50mm groundglass, as opposed to the Nikon D Screen. I have heard the D screen is a bit soft, that is why. How many of you have bought and used an optosigma screen and liked it? If I get the 50mm 1500 grit, would I just replace it with the filter...

HERES THE FOOTAGE: 35MM ADAPTER FOOTAGE Hi guys, I've posted some 35mm adapter footage online. My adapter only works when it's really bright out. There's usually a LOT OF grain because things would get stuck on my CRAPPY ground glass. Fortunately, these 10 seconds of footage look pretty...

From what I've heard, PLCX lenses help get rid of "distortion" and most of all vignetting in adapters. Anyone know where to get them (i've heard you can get them at optasigma.com, but do you have a link?) and what their prices are? Most of all, I NEED to get rid of vignetting.

When my adapter is not connected to my camera, but the lens is on the adapter, the ground glass I use captures a very nice image, nice and crisp. And when I look at the GG there doesn't seem to be vignetting, but when I put my eye right up to the adapter it changes, the same when I put the...

Hi guys. . after already owning a 35mm lens, and only $5 worth of equipment, I made my adapter. There's a link to the footage below, and lemme tell you now, it is NOT THE G35, that's for sure. i don't even have a macro lens on it, I just zoom in. In the footage, you'll see that the entire...

Hi. On my diy 35mm adapter, I am getting a really bad vignette on my image. I'm thinking it's because of the crappy ground glass. Could that be the reason? Any thoughts?

I've shot a short film on 16mm film before, and when shooting, you take a light meter reading, and whatever aperture it says, you HAVE to use. How come it is different with a 35mm adapter on video. With film, if you are at f/1.7 when it says 5.6 or 8, it is completely overexposed, but wherever...

Hi guys. I have searched this entire forum for info on building your own 35 adapter. And I am thoroughly confused. I understand the concept, and basically know what is needed, but there are no forum topics that actually give directions on how to build one. I have a Pentax 35mm screwmount...