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Uploaded by on Oct 13, 2007

Canon XL2 with a Letus XL 35mm adapter with a Zeiss Planar ZF 50mm at f1.4. Focus is at 2 feet.

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  • Wow...Looks great!!!

    Where can you buy this adapter?

  • They have discontinued it but I know someone who is selling one, if you are interested.

  • i come back time to time just to watch this video. one of the best Canon xl2 videos i've seen.

  • Thanks, you should see some of the footage we just shot. I will post soon.

  • beautiful footage. other than the 35mm adapter, did you do any color correction, and with what program?

  • Yes, just a slight contrast tweak in Color.

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  • WHY 240?

  • @likehell1 Because he is scared of competition. I usually hear the same thing from the talentless field "professionals" or spoiled rich kids with the best equipment their parents money can buy them. People like that are afraid of a technologically level playing field

  • well that's not really what i'm saying. the point i'm trying to make is that most young people think that a shallow DOF automatically means a professional product. i laugh at 99% of the short student films on here, because it's far too easy in this generation to pick up a camera, shoot, and call yourself a "filmmaker"..when most people haven't a clue what actual filmmaking is. and then claim to have all the answers by using things such as these adapters, color timing, etc.

  • I agree, that's why I spent 70,000 on a Panaflex camera so I could film my friends and I fucking about.

    Actually, I don't understand your point at all. Why does using an affordable adapter like this on affordable camera equipment mean the user has no skill in composition?

  • You are being ridiculous FilmGeneration. content, composition and other stuff is just like DOF stuff which is essential in film making. Don't insult people who don't know film function stuff cause the audiences are the one who give no shit about how you make the shots. With DOF or without DOF is not a matter. They look good and audience like it then you win. Sadly, DOF is used lots in film to draw audience attention to the main element in the shot, that's how directors deliver their content.

  • well..essentially a 35mm adapter gives the allusion to people who have no idea how film functions, or what makes its look unique - that their quality mirrors that of film (to a degree). automatically, the adapter adds depth and a unique style, despite content and shot composition being hugely amateur.

    amateur filmmakers who lack talent and need a boost go out and get these adapters, and people who know absolutely nothing about film praise the look of these same adapters.

  • dude , that's nonsense.  best intro ever!! this is just a test

  • could your prove your point?

  • Is it possible to use the following setup:

    Camera>Letus>Stock lens?

  • this kinda reminds me of the opening footage for "Six Feet Under" Well done!

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