DOF Canon HV20 with Canon EOS 35mm Camera DIY setup

This is a test of a rig I made to mount a 35mm camera in front of a Canon HV20. This is to make a depth of field setup and that is comfortable and easy to adjust lens settings on the fly. I took a 35mm camera and cut it down then made a bracket/handle assembly out of 1/2" x 1/2" box tube. I set the camera in Cine mode at 24p then took some test footage you can see here. Let me know what you think. I will make a glide cam setup next this can used with.

Rendered at HD 720/60p 1280x720

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• hv20
• dof
• diy
• 35mm
• lens
• camera
• depth
• of
• field
• nature
• canon
• hv-20
• HD

[Zombiefruit]

Cool design, but terrible quality. I can't stand the grain.

[tumbles94]

Yeah it is pretty grainy. This was the very first stuff I tried - I got it working a lot better than in this video.

[stevenwsteiner]

I love the fact that you did this, nice job!

[tumbles94]

Thanks man!

[multibigpop]

Now that's what I call being mad.

[Zombiefruit]

@multibigpop OHOHO you seem like a real smart guy, eh, using words like effects and whatnot. Is that what they taught you at retard school (rhetorical question, I know that's what they taught you at retard school). Here's a tip: fuck you.

[multibigpop]

Class A comeback. Anyway, to the person who posted this video. You did great fucking job on the rig, and the "old film" look is great. The noise adds an aesthetic appeal you just can't compare to post production effects. 10/10

[Zombiefruit]

@multibigpop

Ahaha, you're a fucking retard faggot

[multibigpop]

...You're an idiot.

[nhercher]

I love the effect it gives, that semi-split RGB look. This would be great for an older film noir look ;D

[Zombiefruit]

You should post it! I'd love to see it.

[Luvablebubbles]

Crazy kool!