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Canon HV20 w/ Letus 35 flip – Test 1
This is a test i did with my canon HV20 and letus 35 flip enhanced using a 35mm SLR lens (50mm @ 2. 0) shot outdoors on an overcast day. when putting the footage on my computer it didnt seem sharp, confused i tried to find out why. . . the reason was the the hv20 was not properly focused on the letus’ gg propery. Any how i took some shots and here they are. To get great shot i’m going to have to get an external HD monitor so i can focus properly the the letus and get sharp/crisp footage. Let me know what you think. setting: Hv20 – cinemode @ 25p, edited in premier pro 2.
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#7 written by brfindla 1 year ago
You can find both the Nikkors on Ebay, the 105mm F/2.5 goes for under $200 typically, right now stuff seem to be really cheap.. as it gets closer to xmas you can expect it to double.
DO NOT spend the cash for the faster version of the 105mm, its not as good. Get AI or AIS versions. .the 85mm F/1.4 Vers goes from about $400 – $800 just get AI or AIS version. This lens is amazing to me. Hope that helps. -
#8 written by brfindla 1 year ago
Sorry.. I tried to post two other messages before this that didn’t appear. What I said was the 85mm and the 105mm have a MUCH shallower DOF, pretty much wiping out the background.. click on my name and see “wet and wild naked…” (its just a joke) where I use an 85mm to shoot canaries in a cage. You’ll see what I mean. Send me your email and I’ll mail you a 2mb file from an interview with a 105mm.
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#9 written by brfindla 1 year ago
It’s probably very much worth mentioning, that if you could only go for 1 lens, I would do the 85mm because of speed. I did an interview inside off of 5 different commercial lights with 500W bulbs (two softboxes and 3 umbrellas (Lowell), and I was still running about 1 stop low with the 105mm, the 85mm just allows alot more light in.. technically a whole stop, but (to me) it seems a whole lot more tolerant of lower light situations.
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#12 written by brfindla 1 year ago
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Now you need a better mic and you’ll be crystal. But then again, the minis from Canon don’t have mic jacks which sucks. Great tone though, bro.