
HV30 + Twoneil 35mm pro adapter First test
1 year ago
HV30 TV mode, Twoneil 35mm pro adapter, 50mm Nikkor 1.4, 24mm Nikkor 2.0
Filmed upside down, handheld.
Very Light Curves color correction
Filmed upside down, handheld.
Very Light Curves color correction
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And it's been too long since I've listened to that Air record!
I'm now in the middle of making a music video that has some very low light scenes and vignetting starts showing very noticeably, but it kind of works with those scenes.
Will be done in a few weeks.
Like, camera + adapter + lens? This is really cool and makes me want to get into filming again.
Gr, Dave
Mine is a Nikkor 50mm 1.4 AI. Maybe that's a difference?
But as i said in my previous comments, it is all about light and focusing. BTW the last few shots in the video are shot with a 24mm Nikkor 2.0. One thing i must mention is that i didn't zoom all the way in on the focusing screen. Make sure your camera is able to focus on the focusing screen (photo mode, green square etc. instructions on the hv20 forum) and lock the MF/AF button, put some tape over it, same gos for the zoom button.
I've done a Music video entirely with this setup and found out that low light is a tricky situation.. Not only does it introduce digital grain it also makes focusing a pain in the butt. Mistakes are easily made. Next time i will use a external video screen, only need to find a affordable one with enough resolution and and contrast ratio.
Gr, Dave
which one is best ?
for example some people thinks that oldest nikon lenses like non-ai or s-auto give best performance because of the glass quaility ?
what do you think about that_?