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Canon HV20 w / Letus 35 flip – Test (best of me)

This is a test I did with my Canon HV20 and Letus 35 Flip enhanced using a 35mm SLR lens (50mm @ 2 0) in the open plan. This was in connection with my new 720p HD monitor I am building uses. The accent is perfect and flawless! I monitor. Now I am waiting for my follow Focus baught me and my new Nikon lenses April 1:)

best Canon Flip HV20 Letus Test

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#1 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

good to hear it, i coud’t do that myself, that why i baught a letus. and i’m glad i did.

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#2 written by rocketrig 1 year ago

I end up after 3 days intense research – build my own DYI adapter.
Finally I understand how works, and I can make it for about $50 (spinning ground glass)

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#3 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

anytime, glad i could help.

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#4 written by rocketrig 1 year ago

looks incredible, thanks for sharing your TESTS & RESEARCH

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#5 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

lol

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#6 written by showmetexas 1 year ago

Be careful! There is a spider on the bottom.

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#7 written by picturesnsound 1 year ago

Hi Marty, you said you just used an HV20 + Letus35 Flip + lens…how do you connect the lens to the flip? All of the research I do says that the flip should be used with an adapter, and that it’s not actually a DoF adapter itself. I’d love to find a cheaper way to get this effect than a $1200 bundle.

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#8 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

letus 35 flip

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#9 written by Jcfsbr 1 year ago

Hi! What`s this adaptor? Is a Lestus35MINI or another one Letus??? Thank you!

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#10 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

i used the goyo method ( search youtube ) wich doesnt work anymore so i now post my videos HD on vimeo[dot]com

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#11 written by MrTechzilla 1 year ago

what settings did you use for video export? It looks so delicious! That clarity for youtube is outstanding. I use Adobe Premiere. I say build your own 35mm adapter. If your good, do it for about $100.

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#12 written by thegrantlersvids 1 year ago

how much did that cost???

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#13 written by Ashleydotface 1 year ago

The image quality is unreal!

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#14 written by touchogrey 1 year ago

Every lense creates vignetting. Trying to avoid vignetting is probably the least of your problems with one of these adapters.

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#15 written by chaucer44 1 year ago

Very nice. One of the better examples of the adapter. I still see vignetting on the corners tho. I have yet to find any footage that avoids this and I’ve searched ALOT. Seems like the manufacturers should solve this disappointing problem.

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#16 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

should not be too expensive now.. was 700 USD when i baught it brand new.

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#17 written by zebrastriper1 1 year ago

Now that looks amazingly spicy! What does that converter go for??

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#18 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

no its not cine mode, it was outside on a beautiful day ad the nikon lens was @ f1.4

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#19 written by ResaleValue 1 year ago

Is this cinemode or is this just filmed in really nice lighting?

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#20 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

thank you means alot.

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#21 written by santos1251 1 year ago

very good!

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#22 written by XHProductions 1 year ago

absoulety amazing i so wana get this camera and considering its amazing quailty its really cheap for an hd camcorder

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#23 written by oliviervanaschen 1 year ago

How are you powering the screen? The only thing i’m concerned about with this monitor is loading all this stuff up on your camera when you have to do a dolly shot or handheld work. You need to have the monitor on-camera for the focus puller to look at. Have you found a solution to this?

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#24 written by oliviervanaschen 1 year ago

OK. I had a feeling that was the one you were talking about. I have looked into that already. I was hoping maybe you’d found an even easier or cheaper way to make one. Your using the samsung screen. Is it really as good as you say? How much did it cost you all up? Thanks again.

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#25 written by africanmarty 1 year ago

yes its a 720p HD monitor it comes in a kit wich you must build a case for your self, but its very VERY good and alot cheaper than the other 720p monitors. do a google search for 10.6′ 720p monitor kit and you should find them – regards Marty.

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