35mm adapters reference list

awsome. i cant wait to fill this baby in. but so far im torn between the ifocus and the go35. just have to see footage from the ifocus( bandwidth is always full )
 
use with indifocus/follow focus?

use with indifocus/follow focus?

im considering getting a 35 adapter (still undecided which one - i had no idea there were so many until i saw this post!), but would also like to use a follow focus system. do you think the indifocus system would work with one/any of these adapters, since it seems to be more universal than other FF systems?

just a thought!

p.s. thanks for starting the thread PaPa!
 
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=55072

didnt seem to have a great review on the indie focus.

but in terms of this thread, well im actually off to prague in a few minutes for aw eek! So ill have some nice footage for when im back but in the mean time i wont be doing any updating to the list. I have not abandoned it but i do need help with the list. So check back soon!
 
very well, fair enough. two more questions:
what is 'flip?' im really considering the indie35, which, according to this thread has no flip. should I instead look at the letus flip?

second, on the indie35 website it says, " All cameras with MFD of less that 100mm mount straight onto the Indie35 adapter. If the MFD of Your camera is more than that (as in DVX100, for example), You will need a third party diopter lens in-between the camera and Indie35."
-I am confused, I have a dvx100, so does that mean I must get a third party diopter? if so, any suggestions?

thanks again in advance!
and have fun in prague PaPa!
 
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boy_afraid said:
very well, fair enough. two more questions:
what is 'flip?' im really considering the indie35, which, according to this thread has no flip. should I instead look at the letus flip?
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indie35 doesnt have flip. As far as i know they plan it to the next product.

boy_afraid said:
second, on the indie35 website it says, " All cameras with MFD of less that 100mm mount straight onto the Indie35 adapter. If the MFD of Your camera is more than that (as in DVX100, for example), You will need a third party diopter lens in-between the camera and Indie35."
-I am confused, I have a dvx100, so does that mean I must get a third party diopter? if so, any suggestions?
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http://www.camcorderinfo.com/content/Canon-XL2-and-Panasonic-AG-DVX100-compared.htm
This page says that 5.4mm - 54mm(depends of zoom). I'm little confused too. Because if given site is right then indie35 should have typo there... or opposite.
 
G35:
- Price
- Picture

- Video
http://www.cinemek.com/?demos&id=1
- rails
No

SGpro
- Price : $700 US
- Picture

- Video
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=55329
Lowlight test. First footage ever.

- rails
YES!

Brevis35
- Price:
795$ + 125$ for rails
- Picture

- Video
- rails
yes

Micro35
- Price
995 $ US
- Picture

- Video
http://www.redrockmicro.com/footage/..._size_plus.mov
- rails
yes


Mini35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


HD35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


Ifocus35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


Letus35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


LetusFlip
- Price : $600 US
- Picture:
- Video
- rails


go35 pro
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


MPIC
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


Indie35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


Movietube
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


My35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rails


Lowbay 35
- Price
- Picture
- Video
- rail
 
This is great! I was just about to post a question somewhere when I decided to take the advice most often given in such situations ... "do a search first." I am a beginner to professional level videography and mostly do weddings and other events. My questions were going to be ... "would a 35mm adapter be appropriate/useful to such videography?" and "what is a good lens/adapter starter kit?" Perhaps you could add to this thread, which should eventually become a sticky, suggestions for which situations/budgets/scenarios each adapter/lens would be most appropriate. Sort of like the sticky someone did on shotgun mics awhile back.

Thanks Papa!

By the way, I'd be more than happy to help out with this if I had any inkling of what to look for. I'm afraid I don't know enough about this to even research correctly. Of course, if someone wants to simply assign me a lens/adapter and tell me what specs to look for, I will be happy to do so.
 
mystico said:
My questions were going to be ... "would a 35mm adapter be appropriate/useful to such videography?" and "what is a good lens/adapter starter kit?"
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Yes and No. Depends mostly on yourself. I have used shDOF adapter couple times by producing documentary(or documentary-like) as well. And certainly it is interersting and full of fun oportunity to have focus under your precise control. And it's very easy to produce Lars von Trier - like picture. Wich is very cool. The question is by all that is it the thing(in this genre - event and wedding) what Your customer expects.
 
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