watch the skill35 in action

pictures of the unit

pictures of the unit

The system is not yet finished but here is what it look like:

skill35-1.jpg

skill35-2.jpg
 
This is gunna sound dumb but....

I really liked the quality of the image you captured. Felt like a british crime drama.

-rook
 
ah, I've been looking at that design recently. Thinking about building one, although I'm pretty sure I'll mess it up once or twice. Sometimes people get a little crazy with these things and the images look way too soft, but yours is outstanding.
 
Thanks for the feedback.
Sorry acoreasc, but it was hard to make one and we prefer using it than building it.
:thumbsup:
 
If you don't mind my asking, what did you use for the GG in your setup? I really like the look of your adapter.
 
I know that there's some vigneting, but the very first tests i made seemed better.
Those tests were outside with a bright sky.
Do you think that the luminosity of the scene can change something to this ?
 
Did you buy the DIY guide then? Just curious as I've been considering purchasing one myself. If you went this route, how much do you estimate the system cost you? Thanks in advance for your help.
 
The thing cost around 100-150 euros.
The guide can be very usefull if you don't know exactly how to do it.
But for us, it just gaves us some more ideas to realise the adapter cause all the pieces (precisely detailed) must be buy in the us (home depot etc..) and we live in france. So we had to find pieces that could match.
 
Excellent! Thank you for your help on that. I've been debating whether or not to get the guide to try it. If nothing else it seems to provide a nice GG and some good instructions on how to make it. Thanks again.
 
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