AMPRO Adapter footage

Adam J McKay

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So this is the super new super secret 35mm adapter. I was lucky enough to get the only one on the planet for testing. ( Yes I am that hardcore ). So I shot some stuff with my friend Amanda.

And here it is....




I mean HERE...











































Ok really...its here ______________
 
i cant believe i got rick rolled. anyway, nice footage, especially the clothes hanging. beautiful colors
 
some pics

some pics

I have posted up some pics before, she is deffinately not going to get anywhere based on her looks, but she does perform. Save for my dual magnifying glass achromat.

I also did the old, remove the cover stick a hole in it and insert bobby pin in order to flip the image, seems to be working well.
I am starting to think the lack of sharpness is coming from my not so good achromat. Does this make sense? Also does anyone know if the achromat needs to be a certain distance away for the sharpest image possible? I am starting to think that is the case.

I am going to try and do a short with this current setup, I may go B&W to avoid my serious CA issues. I mean I am never going to show up for commercial work with this beast, but until I can afford the SG pro and or blade, it's going to have to do.
 

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it could have to do with the particle size of the material on the ground glass?

maybe its not fine enough
 
Indi focus, pro rails. with shoulder mount and handgrips. I recomend it to anyone on a budget, yes it has some shortcoming, but for the price it cannot be beat.

As for the mounting of the adapter, I like to call it, "hell of alot of duct tape" system.

It's availible at any hardware store for about 5 dollars.
 
Thanks,

I think it gives it a certain esthetic. Yes it is soft, but it's not tooo soft to be unusable. Im going to have to wait and see how the short turns out.
 
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