alexdias
Well-known member
I've used both Century adaptors with the DVX and was very pleased.
My favorite was the zoom through, very useful!
The 35mm seems like a really good option but you have to consider how you're going to use it with the camera.
I do documentaries, run and gun, 90% handheld and the additional weight and size doesn't work for me.
If you're dealing with corporate, narrative or studio shooting maybe the 35 adapt. is the way to go, since you'll be in a very controlled situation, tripod, etc...
Exclusive evaluations of image quality might put you in a tough spot in the 'real world'.
If possible try to rent or test any gear before committing to a purchase, and always consider your workflow on the set (total gear size, crew, time available, budget, etc...)
Good luck with your 'dreams'.
A.
My favorite was the zoom through, very useful!
The 35mm seems like a really good option but you have to consider how you're going to use it with the camera.
I do documentaries, run and gun, 90% handheld and the additional weight and size doesn't work for me.
If you're dealing with corporate, narrative or studio shooting maybe the 35 adapt. is the way to go, since you'll be in a very controlled situation, tripod, etc...
Exclusive evaluations of image quality might put you in a tough spot in the 'real world'.
If possible try to rent or test any gear before committing to a purchase, and always consider your workflow on the set (total gear size, crew, time available, budget, etc...)
Good luck with your 'dreams'.
A.