Yeah this is currently shipping on all units, Shipping to Germany is ok.

yeah i compared both setups and opteka+condenser magnify more so with HV30 zoomed all the way out you would get less vignetting but, you were also loosing more "Field of view". With this new lenses, you get almost a full field of view, 22mmx34mm when i measured it.

Allright, thanks for answering. On that shoot, were you zoomed all the way in as you possibly could, or could you have zoom more to go past the vignetting area.

I was not zoom in at all on most of the shots, with current set up using a f1.4 lens you only have to zoom about 1/8th of the total zoom to get rid of vignette.

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Thread size all depends on your camcorder, hv20 and hv30 have 43mm threads, Hf11 and a lot of other small camcorders have 37mm threads, If you're unsure about your camera do a search on google or sometimes the camera will say in the front of the lens.
No need to buy extra screens adapter comes with one already.

I pretty much only use 5 micron screens, other grits are nice but require more set up conditions to produce good results, I always shoot unplanned and on the go.

From FAQ on JAG35.com

Q: Whats the difference between 5micron, 15micron and 20micron screens?
A: This is the size on the grain, it creates a slightly different image, bigger grain like the 20 micro, creates a more film like image but it looses more light and creates a soft image. Smaller grain like the 5 micron creates a very sharp image and looses very little light but does not handle harsh lighting very well, it hotspots. There are benefits to using any of them but in my experience the brighter sharper 5 micron is easier to use. You can see image samples here : web.me.com/jehug/JAG35.com/Demo.html

Correct JAG35pro adapter is ready to use, all you need is a camcorder, a JAG and an slr lens