Well done Twoneil! i cant wait to get my vibrating adapter from you.

keep up the hard work, and start a buisness with employees!

Hi Twoneil,

I understand that your TwoneilPlus+ feature (a high quality achromat, I'm guessing) can be purchased with the static or vibrating adapter.

Question - Is the TwoneilPlus+ footage in the clip with the static adapter or the vibrating adapter?

does the Nikon 50mm f1.8D lens work with a Canon HV20?

Love it!

I'm actually surprised how little difference there was between the static and vibrating. I'd like to see some samples where the difference is highlighted... probably shows more on larger areas of solid colour.

Thanks for that Twoneil.......

what differences between the both combinations?

Does the Nikon 50mm f1.8 lens E series wok well with the adapter?

ery nice. which focusing screen do you use for the static adapter?

i would like one.$$$ bradfordryoungs@hotmail.com

Me Too!!!!!!!!! :)

I am confused. What is the vibrating supposed to do?

How difficult is it to just take off the TwoneilPlus+ adapter and just use the static, if you want more vignetting in the footage?

OKAY

twoneil PLUs is wider!

I didnt see a difference or dust on the STATIC or the vibrating...

Why do you Need the vibrating???? if you just keep the adapter clean...

Love the video. I would very much like to have 1 of your adapters but could you explaine to me the difference between Twoneil HD static and the fibrating one ( why does it fibrate) and wich one did you use in this video?

Plus i have a panasonic hdc-sd5 wit a leica 37mm f=3.0- 30mm 1:1:8 or whatever that means (i no NOOB) but will it work with your adapters?

If so, would love to have one

Hope 2 hear from you soon..

i like the static one seems much sharper but whats the difference between static and vibrate though

The difference between the static and vibrate adapters has to do with the graininess one sees in the image. These adapters work by projecting the 35 mm lens image onto a ground glass screen inside the adapter. The video camera's built-in lens is then focused on the ground glass. The graininess of the ground glass can be seen by the video camera; however, if you vibrate the screen, the graininess is no longer visible. Of course, the image remains stable since it is projected in space, onto the screen. Although dust on the screen is also diminished, the main purpose of vibrating is to nearly eliminate the grain. You have to look carefully to see the grain but once you see it, it can be annoying. You should be aware the some other vibrating adapters cost well over $1,000. Are they any better? I do not know, so maybe someone who does will chime in. I do know that this is a good deal.

Finally! I got my TwoNeil HD Static and TwoNeil Plus!

So far not used to the upside down images and a lot of experimenting with the controls with my HV30 settings.

Can anyone one post me their usual settings when shooting for indoor and outdoor and various scenarios please! Coz I tried to used one setting to the other but the exposure etc lighting thingy gets me confused.

Especially in low light situations (I can't afford extra lighting right now : ( )

Any help is appreciated all.

Thanks and cheers


Mezza!

Hi TwoNeil

When you use The HV30 with the adapter do you auto expose with the adapter on then lock the exposure and never touch it again. How do you handle the exposure with an adapter attached, is what I'm asking?

Looking forward to purchasing one.

Guidance
Dovelyn

They all looked exactly the same to me :|

Hi all,

I have put together a test shot video using my spanking new TwoNeil and Nikon 50mm F1.8D lens. No color correct. As it is.

Here it is: vimeo.com/4445881

Sorry video is squished, how do you upload it to proper 16:9???

Where and how can i buy it?

anything i can use for a Canon Xha1?