Any 35mm adapters fit my 2/3" camera using a 55mm-diameter Fujinon 2/3" macro lens?

Okay, here's what I get from Fujinon's field-of-view calculator:

Fujinon MAF20B 2/3" macro lens givens (calculator outputs field-of-view dimensions):
MOD: 2.75" (70mm)
Focal length: 20mm

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This results in a field-of-view of 24mm (W) x 13mm (H). So, I'm in, right?
 
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Oh, by the way . . . Did I choose the right "Camera Format" for the non-ratio-converted Fujinon MAF20B, when stuck onto my native-16:9, 2/3" CCD SD camera?

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Hey Ralph,

The calcs from the Fujinon site seem to indicate that you are in good shape with this lens. You would only need to make certain that the focus screen is at or beyond the MOD requirement for that lens.

It still seems to me though that this is an expensive solution and it would also seem that it will be difficult to test without a considerable financial investment up front.

Are you fully convinced that you need ultra shallow DOF compared to what a longer prime, full open would achieve on your 450? Is the resolution loss worth the easier selective focus?

Just curious.
 
khmuse said:
Are you fully convinced that you need ultra shallow DOF compared to what a longer prime, full open would achieve on your 450?
I think I remember this one being discussed before (the difference being the field of view as in tight spaces).
 
I dont know if this is off topic or not, sorry if it is.
Would the Redrock M2 adaptor fit and work on a 1/2" CCD camera,
i.e. the sony xdcam PDW-330 or the 350.
Would it work to the same level as it does on the 1/3" models.
 
Rezfactor, this looks like a brilliant idea. I'd like to try the Fuji prime and a Brevis 35 with my DSR-450. Please let me know if you make any progress and get to demo that lens with any of the 35mm adapters.

Jeff Regan
Shooting Star Video
www.ssv.com
 
What effect does the mayor aperture of 2/3" primes have on the DOF? Does it create a much more shallow DOF or is the result not that impressive as it is with primes for 35mm sensors?
 
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