gonna buy one...but...

[odonnelly99]

one question. is there a significant difference in quality with a cheaper, static 35mm adaptor compared to a spinning or vibrating model?



Thanks!

 

[Huy Vu]

Which static adapter? The design of the adapter by itself doesn't tell you how good it is. Static, spinning and vibrating are difference in that some design will have a shutterspeed and f-stop limit before you see the grain, some will have no limit and some will have one but not the other.

 

[ryvac]

the G35 is the only static adapter out there I can think of but which static adapter are you talking about?

 

[TiE_Shepherd]

the G35 is the only static adapter out there I can think of but which static adapter are you talking about?

There are a bunch of cheap ($100-$300 range) static adapters out there. I know there's quite a few different ones that are all pretty much based on the same design.

 

[odonnelly99]

Thanks for the responses guys.

Huy, the static one that I'm looking at is the Jag35. http://web.me.com/jehug/Adapters/JAG35ST.html

For a hundred dollars I'm wondering how good a job it will do.

 

[ryvac]

I've never used the Jag35 but I heard and seen great videos from it.
but only if you are using the HV20/30/40 tho
what kind of camera are you using right now?

 

[odonnelly99]

I have the panny hmc40. Its 43mm thread is the same as the HV series, I believe.