More serious slow motion test

This looks great! Love the sharpness of the image!
This video proves that this camera has a huge potential in slow motion!
 
Beautiful! Manual focus rules on this one. Zoomed all the way in I assume?
Great music selection too, I love Bonobo
 
Beautiful! Manual focus rules on this one. Zoomed all the way in I assume?
Thanks for the comments. The focus assistant makes it very easy to deal with the manual focus. You're right the first close up shots were taken at almost full zoom. This is my first HD camcorder, but the quality is impressive. It almost looks filmish. This is so much fun, but most of the atmosphere comes with the music :)
 
I've seen that too, but it's only 0.55x or something. Dunno about the quality, there is also 16x9 and raynox doing similar lenses like this one.
 
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the century .55 is awesome and I too like bayonet.. WAY better than threading a lens. I'm going to get one for the 150..


Sucks that Century won't make an adapter for the HVX stuff I have.. both fish and tele. The guy at Century was a complete ass... as well as unimformed on some principles of phyics.. but the overall feedback i got was that they aren't going to make any bayonette adapters for HVX stuff to fit on the 150 or 170.. they are just making new stuff.
 
Do you know if they're planning to release the 0.3X ultra wide fisheye?
i don't think they'll made a "death lens" for the hmc, their idea is to have a professional look with the HD cameras, hence the reason there's the 16x9 lens then the Century X-treme fisheye, because the consumer is looking for a more professional look, the more barrel distortion and widenss you give the lens, the more vignetting it will have and just look gross in high definition.
 
i don't think they'll made a "death lens" for the hmc, their idea is to have a professional look with the HD cameras, hence the reason there's the 16x9 lens then the Century X-treme fisheye, because the consumer is looking for a more professional look, the more barrel distortion and widenss you give the lens, the more vignetting it will have and just look gross in high definition.

Not if you are a skateboarder! :thumbsup:
 
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