JHouser
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Hopefully this answers any questions about stopping down with the G35
I apologize for not hopping on here earlier. I have 15 adapters to ship out this week so my hands have been pretty occupied.
I'm not sure if most have your have seen this but here is some test footage of me messing with the adapter. Nothing to write home to mom about, but there is a segment where I go from F5.6-1.4 which should give you a better idea of what the structure looks like when stopped down. NOTE: The grain size does not really increase past 5.6, the image just darkens. The "grain" the G35 produces is so small that I consider it actually a non-issue (this is after 2 years of developing for HD cameras). Remember, because it is static, it does not BUZZ around like other moving grain. Quick note, there is a section where I take the adapter off while shooting to show setup and removal time. You will see that the screen is square. All new units have a 42mm circle instead.
I also want to remind everyone that there is no CMOS roll issues or any shutter issue for that matter as the G35 is static (there are no moving parts).
The camera is an XHA1 with a really really old Nikon 1.4.
(Please right click and save. The file you want is called "jons_feet_HD.mov")
http://staff.washington.edu/gdmj100/hd_footage/clips/
I apologize for not hopping on here earlier. I have 15 adapters to ship out this week so my hands have been pretty occupied.
I'm not sure if most have your have seen this but here is some test footage of me messing with the adapter. Nothing to write home to mom about, but there is a segment where I go from F5.6-1.4 which should give you a better idea of what the structure looks like when stopped down. NOTE: The grain size does not really increase past 5.6, the image just darkens. The "grain" the G35 produces is so small that I consider it actually a non-issue (this is after 2 years of developing for HD cameras). Remember, because it is static, it does not BUZZ around like other moving grain. Quick note, there is a section where I take the adapter off while shooting to show setup and removal time. You will see that the screen is square. All new units have a 42mm circle instead. I also want to remind everyone that there is no CMOS roll issues or any shutter issue for that matter as the G35 is static (there are no moving parts).
The camera is an XHA1 with a really really old Nikon 1.4.
(Please right click and save. The file you want is called "jons_feet_HD.mov")
http://staff.washington.edu/gdmj100/hd_footage/clips/
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