Go35pro Vs Letus35 flip

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bigshinyspoon

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hi
i want to buy the go35pro but i saw that letus35 was almost the same price and can flip the lcd. witch one is better and why thanks

No one got the response?
i have the dvx100b and i want a great adapter. i heard the go35 was very good. without the option of the flip maybe the letus is better? witch on give the best quality? sgpro , go35 or letus
 
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No one got the response?
i have the dvx100b and i want a great adapter. i heard the go35 was very good. without the option of the flip maybe the letus is better? witch on give the best quality? sgpro , go35 or letus
 
the letus isnt very good optically. its accceptable if you really need a 35 adapter like today....

but i think it has some big flaws.

The go35PRO is a VERY sharp, very pleasing adapter. its images are rich and beautiful. but it too has a few small limitations. it has issues with smaller apetures. F4 F5.6 F8 etc. static grain shows up from the diffuser.

The sgpro because its a spinning GG, is more flexible interms of useage. You can stop the lens allllll the way dwon to F22 with no problems. Also, they tend to have lesss artifacting against uniform bacgrounds, like vibrating adapters do. (swirls). Also you can use faster shutterspeeds in Spinning GG adapters. They act more like a film camera, as in you can use the lenses the way they were intended. however like a film camera, they are HUGE. the SGpro setup is very big and difficult to use Hand held. its not impossible, but its difficult. The Go35 however is VERY small, and is easily used handheld. I own both a Go35 and a Sgpro, and im very happy with both.
 
I can't say anything about the other adapters, because I haven't used them, but I'm using the Go35pro on a shoot right now and we're really impressed with it. Edge to edge sharp, very little light loss (in day light) and the footage looks fantastic. Because we're low budget, we don't have the things we need to use the adapter on every shot (ie. rails, follow focus, etc.) so we're only using it for wide masters and pan shots (on a fluid head tripod) and keeping our coverage to handheld (on a spider brace, also highly recommend) using the stock lens. We were amazed at how well the two different approaches blended together. I'll post footage sometime next month after we're done with our shoot.
 
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