Beautiful shots. I especially enjoyed the "blinking eye" transition.

I really like the music choice... captured the winter nicely. I also admire your bravery for staying out in the cold for the shots... have you considered doing the LCD flip 'hack' with the ribbons?

smooth

Nice shots... quite impressive use of the Merlin. And your 35mm adapter is REALLY good, no loss of light and no loss of contrast, very impressed.

This honesty, Twoneil, is the first flight + adapter footage I have seen. It is still a bit bouncey, but as you said having a 50mm lens certainly doesn't work for your stabilizer, thats for sure. Overall I am impressed although for narrative purposes I think I will stick with my Jib and Dolly. I have always been back and forth about camera stabilizers but I cant justify the money for even the cheaper ones.

you slowed down the speed with twixtor? do you have rougth rushes with the steadycam ?

Thanks for the clip! The video here is astonishing to me. I can't imagine anything like this was even possible back when the first dvx demo cams were being passed around. Here we have 35mm DOF adapters, steadicams, and 24p in high definition. Unbelievable! I wanted to see your footage in black and white, because I think this looks closest to 16mm b&w that I've seen, and was pleased with the way it looks. Any chance you can go through all the trouble with some human faces/actors thrown in?

Are the "darker" areas on the edges caused by the 35mm adapter? Nicely done, sir.

Man... You're not just making me an extraordinary adapter. But you're inspiring me too!!

Which Canon 50mm are you using?

is your steadicam handheld or harness based? very smooth!

Hi twoneil, i could not put my 35mm adapter (letus mini)on the merlin. too much weight on front. how did you made this without a telephoto lens support?

hv30 and letus together 1800 g. i will try manfrotto 293 telephoto lens support. it may works. then i will post some shots

thanks

this is just amazing!! l loved 00:52 where the snow falls off the roof :]
that Merlin is just a blessing! although its SO Expensive [800$?] its still affordable for consumers...somehow :] upgrading your work in like 10 level up! :]

did u use twixtor there, btw? :]

wow! it seems like there is a Vest now, for the Merlin too?!
tinyurl.com/5uwh5j
still..pretty pricey.. :\
anyways,i bet after the stuff you can make with it, u just totally forget about the cost :]

awsome footage, really nice work with the steadycam, it does look like if it was in slow motion. Is this adapter static or vibrating?