35mm adapters, the right one for you and for me

I bought it, it came late. 4weeks to build. I sold my camera before i could try it. I exchange it with a guy here for a Go35pro. It was brand new, i had it for 5days, and i saw an ad here that someone is selling his Go35pro with rails and a lens , best of all, he is in the E.U.

Because i always wanted a gun and go. and with rails and import taxes in the E.U. It was not be in my budget. that is why i didn't get the go35pro in the first place.

It is very solid in build.Manfrotto plate.9v battry. it takes 12v power source too. It came with very long rods (50cm). It comes with a dvd to show you how to set it up.It is a spinner, like the M2 and SGPRO.A few people have it, one made a italian film with it. go here. to check out the film.

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=76108&highlight=wdr35

he use the older model.But the new model has better rail and Achromat.

The guy that i exchange it for had a short test with his XH-A1. He tested it a F4. it looks pretty clear to me.Great skin tone too.check it out here.

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=92221


You can contact walter the builder here at walteranziliero@gmail.com

Great guy, he writes back in english.

The test shot titled pana200 with the HVX and the WDR35PRO looks good on the web site. go here to check it out.
http://www.wdr35.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=29&func=select&id=1
 
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woa, thanks for the info david! i'll check those thinks out too. what the price of these GO35's. U right i havent heard much of them...
 
Man all the Brevis talk is making me regret buying my go35Pro. I love the image, but the light loss BLOWS!!! I honestly can't tell you the last time I've used it in production.
 
I'm biased toward the Brevis (I own one), but would love to try the SGPro. Maybe when I get a hv20.

Dennis (Brevis) is always improving his product - it's very good now and will be even better in the future. Check out his site for full info.
 
Logan LeBlanc said:
Man all the Brevis talk is making me regret buying my go35Pro. I love the image, but the light loss BLOWS!!! I honestly can't tell you the last time I've used it in production.

Thats too bad. I use the Brevis on everything unless when I get to a production and it seems out of control scheduling wise. Then I will go bare so I can just point and shoot and not worry about anything.
 
SomewhereinLA said:
and the fact that it was difficult to keep highlights not to become "blown out" which is a problem most adaptors have.


That is not a problem 35 adapters have. Thats a problem in your adjustment of camera settings. As far as i know, actually the Brevis is the only 35 adapter that can have a highlight flare. Dennis admits to it himself, and reccomends, ND filters and what not. i have no idea why it happens, as thats the only adapter that happens to. Probably because of his GG material choice.

I dont even need to state my preference. Just look down. :)
 
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