Any one ever make a 35mm adapter for their camcorder?

[SofaKingCG2]

I'm about to go to the store and pick some stuff up, I was just wondering if anyone had any tips and tricks they would like to share?

[WhiteStripes]

Be interested in this. What camcorder are you using? And what lenses are you going to adapt? Cost of this VS just buying a Letus or RedRock??

[JSanders]

Did you check H & R's website?

[SofaKingCG2]

Be interested in this. What camcorder are you using? And what lenses are you going to adapt? Cost of this VS just buying a Letus or RedRock??

trying to make a decent one for under $75 Letus and red rocks are around $500 I think. I'm going for my 50mm in the beginning but any nikon lens should work.

Did you check H & R's website?

Didn't check, only because I know to buy one is at least $100 for a static one.

[SofaKingCG2]

I'm probably going to just end up buying this,

http://web.me.com/jehug/Adapters/JAG35ST.html

specially because I got JB weld on the screen inside. But the one I'm working on cost all of $10 to make. But it's static, and probably wont work. haha.

[SofaKingCG2]

Yeah, so it didn't work. I'm gonna just gonna by one from the jag site.

[schroedin]

Did you check H & R's website?

First thing that came to mind was this

[slocar]

First thing that came to mind was this

Well, like the 35mm lens, it does still change how things look.

[paul@brawlinpictures]

Letus and red rocks are around $500 I think.

Last time I looked the Letus ones were like $1300

Now for that price plus a camcorder you can pick up a 7D and join the other cool kids


Maybe one day I will

-Paul

[SofaKingCG2]

Last time I looked the Letus ones were like $1300

Now for that price plus a camcorder you can pick up a 7D and join the other cool kids


Maybe one day I will

-Paul

Check out Jag35.com I bought a $100 static one I'll let you know how it works out.

[paul@brawlinpictures]

Check out Jag35.com I bought a $100 static one I'll let you know how it works out.

Please do. I haven't seen any this cheap before so I'm curious to know the real world tested limits. Do you know what lens(es) you'll be using?

-Paul

[JSanders]

First thing that came to mind was this

I'm glad somebody picked up on it.