For sale is my entire rig, consisting of an HV20 and SGpro (Rev 2) and 4 lenses. Currently located in West London, UK
The full list of items for sale is:
* HV20 (PAL, around 15 hours of use), including manual
* Charger and 2 batteries for HV20
* SGpro (Rev 2) 35mm adapter
* Rail System
* Battery pack for SGpro
* Canon FD 24mm f2.0 lens
* Canon FD 35mm f2.0 lens
* Canon FD 50mm f1.4 lens
* Panagor PMC 135mm f2.8 lens
* 12 DV tapes (some blank, some not)
* 2 flight cases
* 2 step down rings to connect HV20 to SGpro
* Original HV20 box and remote control (forgot to take a photo of these)
* Fireware cable
This is absolutely everything you need to start shooting awesome 'film like' footage. I'm selling up as I'm saving for a Canon 5D MkII. This has only been used to shoot 3 music videos (2 of which made it to TV, which shows the power of this setup). It's had very little use and the camera is in essentially mint condition. Everything is working perfectly. I'd be delighted to give advice to the buyer as to how to set this up and get the best out of it. I am very very reluctant to let this go, because the footage it puts out is jusst gorgeous. The bokeh and shallow depth of field are stunning for this price range.
Scroll down for lots and lots of pictures.
Asking price: £1000
Please PM me if interested.
Heres a video I shot using this setup, which shows just how amazing it can look. This video was broadcast on several national music channels.
Pitchblend - 'Celsius' on Vimeo
Some little disclaimers: In the spirit of complete transparency, here are the minor flaws with the equipment. These are all very small, and do not affect the usage at all, but I feel it only honest to mention them. The 135mm lens doesn't have an original lens cap, it has a cardboard one which I made, which works perfectly fine. The rear barrel of SGpro also has a home made cover. The 35mm lens focus ring is a little stiff, but works fine. There are 2 screws missing from the rail system, but these could be easily replaced either from a hardware store or emailing Wayne from SGpro directly. I didnt bother because you don't really need them.
The full list of items for sale is:
* HV20 (PAL, around 15 hours of use), including manual
* Charger and 2 batteries for HV20
* SGpro (Rev 2) 35mm adapter
* Rail System
* Battery pack for SGpro
* Canon FD 24mm f2.0 lens
* Canon FD 35mm f2.0 lens
* Canon FD 50mm f1.4 lens
* Panagor PMC 135mm f2.8 lens
* 12 DV tapes (some blank, some not)
* 2 flight cases
* 2 step down rings to connect HV20 to SGpro
* Original HV20 box and remote control (forgot to take a photo of these)
* Fireware cable
This is absolutely everything you need to start shooting awesome 'film like' footage. I'm selling up as I'm saving for a Canon 5D MkII. This has only been used to shoot 3 music videos (2 of which made it to TV, which shows the power of this setup). It's had very little use and the camera is in essentially mint condition. Everything is working perfectly. I'd be delighted to give advice to the buyer as to how to set this up and get the best out of it. I am very very reluctant to let this go, because the footage it puts out is jusst gorgeous. The bokeh and shallow depth of field are stunning for this price range.
Scroll down for lots and lots of pictures.
Asking price: £1000
Please PM me if interested.
Heres a video I shot using this setup, which shows just how amazing it can look. This video was broadcast on several national music channels.
Pitchblend - 'Celsius' on Vimeo
Some little disclaimers: In the spirit of complete transparency, here are the minor flaws with the equipment. These are all very small, and do not affect the usage at all, but I feel it only honest to mention them. The 135mm lens doesn't have an original lens cap, it has a cardboard one which I made, which works perfectly fine. The rear barrel of SGpro also has a home made cover. The 35mm lens focus ring is a little stiff, but works fine. There are 2 screws missing from the rail system, but these could be easily replaced either from a hardware store or emailing Wayne from SGpro directly. I didnt bother because you don't really need them.
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