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Canon HV-30 Wide angle test

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Uploaded by on Feb 5, 2009

I've uploaded this short test due to the lack of videos showing the difference between using standard HV-30 or a HV-30 equipped with wide angle lens when shooting indoor.

99,9999% / all videos are tests of outdoor shooting. But at least me myself uses the camera 'bout 50% indoor / 50% outdoor. So just a bunch of outdoor tests won't tell how big the difference really are when using the wide angle lens indoor.

Camera settings are all automatic.

The lens is named Digital Vision.... 0.45. From PDS International. It comes with 15 years guarantee. I bought it in Orlando, FL for $400 with the 72mm UV-filter. They showed me live when throwing the lens right up in the air about 4-5 metres and it hit the floor in the store. Not a scratch, no damage at all. This lens really handle rough usage.

Im no professional, but compared to my earlier "Digital High definition 0.45 wide angle lens" from "Japan Optics" i can really se big big big difference! The old one was $180 with battery included. The old one also shows that the experts in camera stores not talking bullshit that there is difference in lenses especially when it comes to high definition.

If the old one could be classified as High Definition, my new one must be huge definition...

The old lens blurring the picture. The camera cannot focus in all zoom levels with the old lens. When doing fast movements with the old lens, it doesnt manage to focus at all when stop moving. Then i have to zoom in and out to make the camera focus. That old one is now serving my Panasonic NV-GS180 3CCD SD camera and it does a good job on that camera. But for sure, there is big big big difference when using different lenses in HD.

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  • wide angle FTW :D

  • @An0nym0uscot It really gives the camera new life. Once gone Wide you never goes back :)

  • Thank You very much. I am new to wide angle photography and wanted to find the best lens for my camera....Your movie and movie info. is very much appreciated!!

  • @KALSoundProductions Sounds great!

  • is that a dm-100 mic? where did you get the wind filter? thanks in advance

  • @james07jamesjames Its the DM-50 mic. Wind filter included but can as well be ordered as spare part.

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  • That video looks like that eye test at the eye doctor's office.

    "Which one look better? #1 or #2?" lol

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  • i hate it when some people call this fisheye... don't know why but just bugs me.

  • What lens is this?

  • What's model of the lense ?

    Thanks ...

  • This is exactly the comparison I was looking for. Thank you.

  • I so want to use a wide angle lens but the camera I have was passed down from my parents and they didn't consider lens threading, so I can't attach ANY lens let alone a wide angle lens.

  • Nice video. How come when I use the wide angle lens, the corners has black spots.

    Im using a Canon btw with a .55mm steinzeiser wide angle lens. Im trying to take indoor photos btw. Im a realtor.

  • Nice video. How come when I use the wide angle lens, the corners has black spots.

    Im using a Canon btw with a .55mm steinzeiser wide angle lens.

  • I love it! 

  • amazing quality.

  • @Chaad4 The fish eye doesn't have perspective correction, so everything looks warped. 

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