EnCinema 35mm DOF Adapter Eden and Connor

This 35mm DOF adapter allows you to get the true shallow Depth of Field film look by attaching 35mm photographic still lenses to various video cameras.

More info at
http://www.vid-atlantic.com
or
Contact info@vid-atlantic.com
It is a First Come First serve basis with a very limited supply.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• 35mm
• Adapter
• Vixia
• Canon
• HF10
• HV30
• HV20
• HG10
• HF100
• Redrock
• RNG
• Letus
• Brevis

[NIKONGUY1960]

Almost has that super 8 look to it.

[VidAtlantic]

@NIKONGUY1960 Yes it does have a very vintage super 8 look but with vista vision shallow depth of field as the ground glass frame size is 35mm.

[xygkumar]

Hi VidAtlantic. Thanks for the Info.

I bought Canon HFs11, and planning to buy DOF adapter with photographic lens. Which one would you recommend from your products that best suits for taking good shots with HFS11. ***budget matters to me***

I did some research in DOFs. But not sure which one best fits with my cam.

Please help me.

Thanks.

[VidAtlantic]

By far for the look and price the EnCinema 35mm adapter is a great choice for the Canon HF S11, if not the best choice. It is also the smallest and lightest adapter available anywhere.

[yourdickson4]

does this adapter work on cannon fs200 ?

[kreativeworld]

Please find my first video with this product  "First Attempt For Film Look" by kreativeworld

[kreativeworld]

@VidAtlantic

I bought this product...

Please find my first video with this product "First Attempt For Film Look" by kreativeworld

[formaset]

Never mind I found it. $199

[formaset]

DUDE!!! How much was this adaptor? I spent $6,000 on a Letus ultimate DOF for my big DVC Pro HD cams. I need the exact same thing you got for your little cam. What is it called and how much? Please....That is a nice and simple adaptor! Nice.

[joejumps4fun]

Thanks. Makes sense.

One thing though--I'd like to get closer to some of my subjects but the 50mm lens and 35mm lens I use don't allow me to get focused tight shots...will a 24mm or 20mm be better to get closer up on the subject?