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HV30 TV mode, Twoneil 35mm pro adapter, 50mm Nikkor 1.4, 24mm Nikkor 2.0

Filmed upside down, handheld.
Very Light Curves color correction

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Doug Beatty 1 year ago

Beautifully done! Stuff like this really makes me glad I bought the Twoneil. Especially when it's used w/ 1.4 glass. You can really tell the difference, as the vignetting is hardly noticeable.
Jonathan Hayes 1 year ago

Beautiful.

And it's been too long since I've listened to that Air record!
Apuat 1 year ago

MAN! Been waiting for SOMEONE to shoot some footage with his new adapter. I've been thinking about ordering one but wanted to see some footage 1st. REMARKABLE! The shot of the dog is like......!!!!!!!! Flawless. And its good 2.
Dave Hazeleger 1 year ago

Thanks you guys, i'm still waiting for my Shrigg Rig. Once i've got that i will be posting a lot more video's!
Apuat 1 year ago

What do ya like better the 24mm or the 50?
Dave Hazeleger 1 year ago

I like 'm both. Both have there cons and pro's, 50mm isn't very wide but has no distortion in the corners, the 24mm has distortion but has a very nice wideangle. Depends on what u are shooting i guess.
Roald van der Meer 1 year ago

i'm considering to order the twoneil adapter but have seen a lot of videos with to much vignetting. This video hasn't! how did you do that?
Dave Hazeleger 1 year ago

Enough Light.. that's about it :) Good lens helps a lot. I'm really glad i bought the Nikkor 50mm 1.4. very good lens, and the 24mm 2.0 to. Both are pretty fast and that's crucial for adapters.
Apuat 1 year ago

Hey Roald van der Meer. Another difference is that Dave is using Twoniel's NEW, pro HD, vibrating adapter and not the static one.
Dave Hazeleger 1 year ago

Actually, no. I'm using a static adapter, not vibrating. The reason why it is so sharp en detailed is because I'm keeping the adapter very clean (clean it with an air blower every time i use it) and use very good lenses. + you need a large amount of light to get a very clear picture. That day was a very sunny day.

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.
Apuat 1 year ago

I sit corrected. Can't wait 2 C that MV.
Fabio Cunha 1 year ago

how much would I spend to get to the level of this shot?
Like, camera + adapter + lens? This is really cool and makes me want to get into filming again.
Dave Hazeleger 1 year ago

Well, this is just a HV30 and a Twoneil adapter (v4) a good lens and that's it. that about 850 ( euro) for the camera, 200 (dollar) for the adapter inc shipping, and 150 (euro) for the lens second hand. that's about it. I do recommend a external screen for focussing. It is possible to do it with the lcd screen from the hv30 (video above is done with it) but it is difficult.

Gr, Dave
Fabio Cunha 1 year ago

thx man... I'll look it up.
Ye Lu 1 year ago

Does the 24mm lens cause vignetting at all or just distortion?
Justin 1 year ago

I have a 50mm 1.8 Niko lens- how would this compare to the Nikkor 1.4? very impressed with the sharpness and lack of vignetting in your vid (I have the DIY35mm PRO static as well and haven't been able to produce as good imagery with the 1.8 lens
Dave Hazeleger 1 year ago

The difference between the 1.8 and 1.4 is not that much.
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
embpictures 10 months ago

there are different types of nikon lenses like Non-ai, ai, ai-s

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_?
Dave Hazeleger 10 months ago

I really don't know the specifics about these lenses. All i know is that the ones i use are pretty old and built to last a lifetime. I believe ai is used for automatic focussing and transfering light info to the camera. But i i'm not totally shure about that.
sevenevez 10 months ago

great job, looks very pro. and, hmm, i take it you filmed it upside down because the twoneil inverts the image? do ALL the 35mm DOF adapters do that?
Dave Hazeleger 10 months ago

Yes all do this, unless there is somekind of reversal stuff going on. Like in the Letus 35mm adapter.
Michael Szczepanski 10 months ago

Great work.
Christopher Greene 8 months ago

the picture is gorgeous