
GT35pro DOF 35mm Adapter 9 micron focusing screen indoor low light test
1 year ago
Here's a test with my 35mm Adapter now named gt35pro and HV20 in standard cafe light which i consider to be low light. Notice the grain which is caused by the HV20 cmos noise combined with a little noise from the 9 micron vibrating focusing screen. I like the film look here. The settings on my HV20 are: 25 shutter, canon FD 50mm lens at f1.4
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i know of the canon EE-A and EE-S, is yours better in quality ?
this is made of ground glass ground from 9 micron grinding compound.
It can be touched and handled and can be washed using soap water. If you touch the canon screen, it will be damaged and it's your money down the drain. Quality should be somewhat similar except that some users have experienced ghosting and other wierd optical effects in certain conditions with the canon screens.
What do you think of your bokeh? Is there a way to improve it, even with a 9µ GG?
I want small ammounts if possible because i am only going to be experimenting and making myself screens. Any ides?