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Still for sale??
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Sorry Jim,
It has been sold. Thanks! - don |
Ok $1850
I have pictures also, if interested. |
Music Video by Cat Power shot with XL1s and PL-XL1 adaptor
Hello John,
Thank you for expressing an interest in the Optex PL-XL1 lens adaptor and the Peleng 8mm Fish Eye 35mm lens I am selling as described in my first post. Here are pictures which I just took of the adaptor and lens - taken with my trusty 'ol PowerShot s300: http://noisybrain.com/optex_peleng8 Here's a music video by Cat Power called "He War" which was directed by Brett Vapnek and shot with the Canon XL1S using a PL-XL1 lens adaptor and film lenses. http://www.matadorrecords.com/cat_power/music.html First, turn your volume up loud - then CLICK on either high (broadband) or low (dialup) I think this music video gives you a good example of what to expect. Feel free to let me know what you think and if you have any additional questions. Thank you! - don |
another example with Angenieux 10-150mm
Here's something I shot with an Angenieux 10-150mm on the Xl1s:
Again, TURN UP your volume and then click on the link http://noisybrain.com/SDTV/PL-XL/moo...ieux10-150.mov How about some *silent* B-roll I quickly shot one Sunday last Summer on the Charles River just as a week-long rainfall had subsided by the late morning and the sky had cleared up by early afternoon, it was very windy though! http://noisybrain.com/SDTV/PL-XL/charles_river.mov Both the Optex PL-XL1 adaptor and the Pelend 8mm Fisheye are still for sale as described here: http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthrea...threadid=23775 If interested, shoot me an email, Thanks! - don |
don, your last link is a duplicate of the first angenieux one.
also, the cat power video is in RAM format, which is a shame because i wanted to see it, but i'm not willing to put Realplayer on my machine haha.. lastly, might be a good idea to post some FULL size video, as opposed to 320x240 or whatever the .mov links were, simply because it's hard to see the disparity in sharpness / clarity of a 35mm lens vs. the XL1s when the video is so tiny. (just a constructive thought) |
Hi Adam,
Thanks for your input. Link was corrected! I'll see what I can do about full-size clips - although if you actually take a look see - you'll see the difference. I use RealOne Player (Real Player 10) which is eons and eons and eons better than the standard Real Player that you are thinking of - no advertising too. http://www.real.com http://www.cissme.com/bgroup-us/rm/m...7-2-07_rvh.ram Using high end glass such as a Zeiss SuperSpeed is going to yield a higher end, more resolute and more "cinematic-looking" image with a more supple taper on the depth of field (provided you know how to shoot well). Zeiss Super Speeds are my favorite for use with the PL-XL1 adaptor. Best, - don |
WTB: Canon GL1 or GL2
I'm looking to buy a canon GL1 or GL2. please e-mail me with info and pictures if possible at digital8182001@yahoo.com
thanks George lujan |
Jim, I have the same LIGHTWAVE SI-XL System Isolator adaptor for the Canon XL1S color viewfinder as well.
It's in perfect condition. Send me an email if you're interested. I can let it go for $70 shipped. apd191@yahoo.com. Thanks. |
Don,
I'm your man for this! Will email you. |
can you give us a link to where we can look at the unit and the specs for it?
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Sure. The manufacturer's link is: www.signvideo.com/production_video_equipment_menu.htm
Both devices are listed on that page. |
Still looking anyone got one?
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You have mail!
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Decided to keep all my gear!
Not worth selling... My XL1 baby is staying home! :) Thanks all for your inquiries... |
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