Shig35 DOF adapter, Plus more!

Shigeta

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First of all, I know I don't have rep here, but I am a prominent and active member over at hv20.com with 4,695 rep points. Anyone there can vouch for me.

Services:
DIY Adapter Assembly Service: $70, One way shipping included.
A great option for someone who wants to have a tweakable, affordable adapter, but lacks the tools, time, or know-how to do so. A valuable service for any budget!

Required parts list available upon request.
Recommended Part Supplier:
Steven Brace from Wsp35.com

Products:
Shig35 Vibrating with ShigHD: $225 Shipped within ConUs, $250 Shipped International
This is a vibrating DOF adapter made from high quality, field proven parts. Includes adapter with Nikon or EOS mounts, Vibrating Ground Glass, Condenser, and Achromat. The vibrating function provides a less grainy image and also requires less cleaning due to movement getting rid of the minor imperfections, grain, or dirt/dust. Best Value

Shig35 Static with ShigHD: $115 shipped within US, $145 Shipped Internationally
This static adapter includes an Achromat, Condenser, and Static Ground Glass. It is a perfect learning device, or for those of you on a shoestring budget. It requires more cleaning, but the screen is fully removable and fully cleanable.

Why Buy this product?

Great question! I have spent the last few months researching and developing 35mm adapters, so I have an in-depth knowledge about them, allowing me to help you with whatever questions, from artistic to technical standpoint that you might have. Parts are fully replaceable and easily installed if failed within normal usage. Most repairs I can walk you through if any trouble arises, but if you don't feel comfortable doing them, you can ship it to me, and I will repair most damages for free, if within normal usage, not abuse.

This ground glass, unlike the Twoneil, is fully touchable, cleanable, and hell, even "you-able!" No more throwing away $40 because you accidentally touched your Canon screen!

This product is less than comparable adapters with comparable footage. You don't get a creamy, distorted, or abberated footage like you may with other commercial or DIY adapters.


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Now onto what you guys want to see, proof this thing can hold its own for the price:

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http://www.vimeo.com/9747260

Apologies for no achromat in this test shot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3PujOyFkxE
 
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parts list available upon request. please send .You will put together and test for $70 and send to me :cheesy: how much time is needed
 
would love to see some more footage. i can give it a test run for you, post a bunch of footy... then buy it or ship it back....
 
You're about three years too late. Not trying to rain on your parade, and wish you the best of luck. I invested over 10k and almost 6 years of my time into products. It was alot of fun, but now that we have digital 35mm picture and the Red scarlet 3k on the way, these adapters are almost obsolete.

Your last grab looks pretty good, the other two are a bit soft. To show full detail I would also show full frame SG's, not FCP grabs.


Are you grinding your own glass/condenser lens or is it an already made product ?



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