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2. twoneil 35mm adapter test shots
by Kyle Hou
3 months ago
1. Seasons Recut
by Kyle Hou
4 months ago
this video served as a number of different purposes.
1 to test out the new twoneil 35mm adapter, works great! thanks Neil
2 to test out various angles and shots for an upcoming music video project, there wasn't much effort or work put into this one

its just a montage of various shots... yes i spelt guardian wrong in the video.

footage turned out pretty decent. I'm happy

song: your guardian angel
the red jumpsuit apparatus
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  • Jordan Megahy 3 months ago
    AmAzING! I love it!! very well done Kyle!
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  • Moj 3 months ago
    What camera was this shot on?
  • Kyle Hou 3 months ago
    Panasonic Ag-dvc30p ... shot in 60i.. converted to 24p in post
  • IOS 2 months ago
    Hi Kyle. What did you use to color grade the footage. FCP, AE, Magic Bullet? Also what did you use to convert 60i to 24p. I really liked it. Its almost pro.
  • Kyle Hou 2 days ago
    no color correction :P
    i was using adobe premier pro cs3 to convert the footage from 60i to 24p
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  • Hannes 3 months ago
    Do you use an achromat? What lens?
  • Kyle Hou 3 months ago
    no achromat, 50mm nikon e series f1.8 for all shots
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  • Elusive Films 2 months ago
    where did you buy the twoneil? it worked really well for you
  • Kyle Hou 2 months ago
    hv20.com/showthread.php?t=2825

    I bought the adapter from him. Super nice guy and great to deal with.
    The adapter is originally set up for the canon HV20 or HV30 but since my camera also has a 43mm filter thread, I thought I'd give the adapter a try.
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  • Christophe Kirsch 2 months ago
    really impressive!
    Did you use a steadicam or the shots were handheld?
  • Kyle Hou 28 days ago
    all shots handheld and pull focus done at the same time by me
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  • roy reyes 28 days ago
    wonderful composition man. i wonder using the adapter. is the image reversed on your viewfinder when filming. i plan to get twoneils 35mm a.

    good job on this!
  • Kyle Hou 28 days ago
    thanks! yepp, the image is normally flipped both horizontally and vertically. I changed some setting in the camera so it flips the image horizontally and I used the "magnet trick" to flip my lcd image vertically.
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  • Rafael Sebastian 27 days ago
    where did you get the lens from?
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  • Rafael Sebastian 25 days ago
    and what camera did you used?
  • Kyle Hou 2 days ago
    I ordered the lens along with my adapter from Neil but I dont think he will do that anymore as it is alot of hassle for him. It's just a 50mm f1.8 nikon prime that you can find all over the place like ebay and such.

    camera i used is a panasonic dvc30
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  • Thomas Lew 2 days ago
    This looks great man. I'm highly considering buying his 35mm adapater also. You might have sealed the deal.
  • Kyle Hou 2 days ago
    haha thanks! the adapter works wonders when you're on the go. it takes me less than a minute to set up with it. it's light so you dont have to worry too much about it straining on your camera's threads, unless you have a heavy lens on it. dust is a constant problem and so i would really recommend attaching a UV filter to the back of the adapter to somewhat seal it from dust particles.
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