Nice.
Any new footage?

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Hi Jon and all,

i tested my 35mm vibration DOF adapter with HV20 in low light

HV20 in 25p and cine mode
shutter 1/25

720p .m2t sample footage (28MB):
http://files.filefront.com/hv20+rig+.../fileinfo.html

and some HV20 rig footage :

Where did you get the Pro Grip? Did you make it?

yes is a home made
"pro grip" is a bicycle grip :)

Hey Robert, is this your video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuc9hmx7sJ8

If so, what camera and adapter was it shot with? I like it very much!

Hi Yang,

yes this is my Canon HV10+DIY vibrating (VH57X Daniel's GG-holders) adapter footage

http://www.jetsetmodels.info/vibrating.htm

720p screenshots here:
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3852

Hi Robert,

From your image, it looks like the HV10 is simply "resting" on the cavision rods tripod mounting plate.. is this true?

Also, so did you use this instruction for the HV10 as well?

http://www.jetsetmodels.info/pics/vh57x_tut.pdf

thanks
Yang

Hi there near-namesake!

Your rig is very impressive!

How much light (how many stops?) do you lose by shooting through the DOF adapter? How wide can you go with lenses? How quiet is it?

Any night-time footage?

HV10 upside down -> 5mm sponge -> cavision plate
i use the HV10 strap for more fixating to the cavision
the adapter and the HV10 hardmounted
and the adapter fixed to the cavision with the "pipe vice metal ring"

yes the tutorial OK

Hi brada, thanks :)

light loss... i dont know... but i use Canon Ee-A focusing screen ..is very bright ! absolute no vignetting with f2.8 or better lenses on the screen

I wasn't thinking about vignetting - though I'm glad to hear it's not a problem - I wondered if there might be any limitations with wide angle lenses or going wide on a zoom. Maybe my question's a dumb one...

And you must have shot in dark places without the DOF, how does having it on there compare? Is it at all limiting?

What about sound recording? Since when upside down, the mic is covered up...

Sorry Karel my english very poor maybe the translate not correct...

wide angle : i use Sigma 20mm f1.8 and no problem

i not compared in the dark but the HV20 more better in lowlight..
maybe later i make some lowlight tes footage.. with my vibrating adapter

Yang,

enough the sponge half HV10 lenght ..the mic is free not covered !

Your english is very good. So good in fact that I didn't take account of the fact that I ought to have been clearer. My bad.

Your low light test - it is hard to tell just how low it is! Any chance of some footage of the world's first electric metro? That would be a good test. (Or maybe you are not in Budapest?)

And what are those marks at top left and right?