DIY micro35 kit (New Footage!)

Re: DIY micro35 kit (New Footage!)

Hey Jason,
I'm hoping the assembled units will be shipping in two to four weeks!

Thanks!
 
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Oooooo, excellent. I'll probably just wait for a kit, then. Hopefully, someone on dvinfo.net will snag my static adapter parts.

Fox
 
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Does it have the macro as well in the kit. If not how much extra is it for the rods and macro?
 
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The pre-assembled units will come with the Macro, Rods, and the new GG (and probably a different mount).

But I urge you to get the guide now so you can check it all out. I'll be discounting the $45 for the guide for anyone that purchases the guide and then decides to buy the kit or assembled units. Some people have asked how they'll get moved up in the line for assembled units. The people that purchase the guides first and then buy the assembly will get priority.

Also, just got back from the glass shop, the new GGs are awesome!

Thanks!!
 
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Redrock... are you going to put up more test footage/charts/graphs etc. so we can gauge for ourselves any loss of resolution/chroma abber. etc?
 
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Yeah, depending on when I get the footage back, the next post will be from a short, music video, and or the test charts. I'm concentrating on the guides out first.
 
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I look forward to seeing more footage before making a decision, Thanks for all your effort redrock
 
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How much does it cost for a setup like on your 2 first pictures. (35mm adpater price, lens price and mattebox price)
thank you
 
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This is amazing. To date I've shot several music vids and a couple of commercials on the DVX/Mini35 rig.  Ridiculously expensive.  I'd rather spend the cash on primes.  Speaking of which, will the adaptor work with S16 primes?  I've got an A-Minima and would love to be able to use my lenses.  If there's not enough image area/resolution, it's cool.  Just wondering.  Another thing I was thinking (daydreaming) about was combining the Micro35 idea with Juan's uncompressed tool.  Combining those two items, losing the DVX glass altogether, and then repackaging them in a sleek boxy enclosure (make it look like a Range Rover ;D).  So HOT.  A good example of what the finished product might look like can be found here: http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webap...=S&surfModel=AK-HC900&surfCategory=HD Cameras  Make it happen people!

Henry, DP NYC
 
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I'm curious, and maybe some of the experts in this field like redrock, Barry Green, or Shaw can answer this one for me.

While the narrow DOF look is really beautiful, personally I would most benefit from being able to use telephoto still lenses...the one thing that is missing on the DVX. I'm assuming this is possible but what I'm trying to figure out is what the telephoto range equivalency is.

For instance, my wife has a 400mm EOS lens and I'm wondering what my focal length would be with the DVX zoomed in to max, with this adapter and the 400mm lens.
 
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Disjecta-

That's not how this device works. The focal length of the "taking" lens (the 35mm lens) would not change. Well, perhaps slightly. As a whole however, it would not change significantly. This means that your current 400mm tele lens would remain a 400mm lens.

Henry, DP NYC
 
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Of course, what was I thinking? ::)

Thanks for unclogging my brain. I need more sleep.
 
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Ronik,
The parts on my setup cost less than $60. Rails and all.
The mattebox was $299. So around $359?
 
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That's damn, dirty apes to you, John. It's a madhouse! A madhouse!

And to stay on topic: Redrock, have you test out the new GG yet?

Fox
 
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Not yet, I left a rig over at the glass place to let them use it to fit new ggs.

I ordered parts for two more devices for a shoot going on around here. I spent $37.00. That's just wrong.

How did I only spend $37 for two you ask? Some of the parts in the guide are re-usable!

I'm thinking about posting some footage on the micro35.com site to show the progress over the last couple of months..
 
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