Arastradero Park, CA w/ 35mm adapter
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1. Arastradero Park, CA w/ 35mm adapter
1 year ago
This is my first time using the GT35pro dof adapter made by gregtay. It's just a bunch of clips i mushed together from a mountain biking trip a bit back. I did not turn on the vibration for most of the shots because I was too lazy, and my tripod sucked.
Lenses used : Canon 50mm 1.8 and Sigma 17-70mm 2.8 DC lens
Camera: Sony HDR-HC3
Feedback is warmly welcomed. Is the vignetting okay, because I did zoom all the way. Also, no post color correction has been applied. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
Lenses used : Canon 50mm 1.8 and Sigma 17-70mm 2.8 DC lens
Camera: Sony HDR-HC3
Feedback is warmly welcomed. Is the vignetting okay, because I did zoom all the way. Also, no post color correction has been applied. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.
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You need to take a blower with you to get rid of the dust on the ground glass elements before shooting,
Did you remember to turn off image stabilization on your HDR-HC3?
The ground glass does seem to be very coarse and noticable in some shots... What one is it?
Are you stopping down the lens from wide open?
Other than that some of the shots are quite nice.
I am using a gt35pro from gregtay. I don't know what course size the gg is, maybe 9 microns? And most of the shots were at 1.8 aperture, or 4. Thanks for your comments