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steev'sHVX

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ok so i dont know much about em
i know that for what i shoot i need a wide angel,fisheye,and tele
which do you recomend for the hvx200

but what about all this 35mm nonsence and alllll the different types of nikon lenses that you can choose from.
anyone have footage from a bunch lenses so i can see the difference
thnks
 
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I don't use an adaptor myself but I would follow Riceman's suggestion. You'll learn more than you thought possible just by searching this site. There are a lot of knowledgeable people on this forum who have provided their perspectives on so many topics.

As far as the wide/fish and tele I highly recommend Century Precision as a starting point. I have all three and am very pleased with their lenses.

Jim

Jim
 
as far as screw-on lenses century/schneider/16x9 are all good.

on the subject of lenses for 35mm adapters - thats a WHOLE OTHER BALLGAME. and the two above suggestions are probably smart. go to the various adapter websites: brevis, redrock, sgpro, cinemek... they all have sections on lenses.

but if you want to see what various lenses do, the better thing to do would be to go to photography sites. there are a lot of those that will provide you with more examples than you will find here.

i hate for us to be relatively unhelpful in saying go to search or go to google. but what youre asking is just WAY TOO BROAD to answer in a single thread.
 
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i guess all i really wanted to know was what follow focus is but ill look it up. the search doesnt seem to like me tho

and i thought u people like answering tons of questions
 
i guess all i really wanted to know was what follow focus is but ill look it up.
funny, as you didnt mention anything about follow focus?

here is an example of a follow focus:
http://store.zacuto.com/z-focus.html

and i thought u people like answering tons of questions
i dont know of ANYONE who just "likes" answering "tons of questions" but yes, most people here do like to help. but your question was just way too broad. what youve basically asked is "what's the best car?" - and that answer depends on a lot of variables. like use, budget, experience, geography, etc... and unless you narrow things down a bit, a single reply could be pages and pages long.

and your description of 35mm use as "nonsence" (sic) sounded kinda snotty and people here dont tend to respond well to attitude.

the search feature here on the forum is a bit too scattergun sometimes. id strongly suggest you start your search either on google or on the websites of the manufacturers i mentioned above.

best of luck
- wgzn
 
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