Letus Mini35 Comparison at DVinfo.net

Jim Giberti · October 14th, 2006, 12:42 PM

Haven't really got the time right now to post footage from the new Letus HD100 setup - I will try and post stills soon though.
However, I was reviewing some older footage yesterday for a project that was shot with the Mini35XL combination. It happened to be shot last year in full foliage...exactly the same environment that I've done my first Letus exterior testing.
Granted the Mini35 was shot on an XL and the Letus in HD, but I was very impressed with how cleaner and better the over all image quality is with the Letus HD100.
The bottom line is I produced a lot of pretty high budget projects with the Mini35/XL combo.
After initial tests with the Letus, there's no question that anyone serious about the quality of their HD work should consider having Quyen make them one. For the investment, there is nothing that will bring the quality of your HD work to the next level like the DOF control and over all look of 35mm lenses.
Again, for the investment, there's really no excuse not to include a Letus as part of your creative toolbox.

David Delaney · October 14th, 2006, 05:48 PM

If you could post comparisons, that would be great!

October 14th, 2006, 12:42 PM	#1
Jim Giberti Major Player Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Bethel, VT Posts: 824	Letus Mini35 Comparison Haven't really got the time right now to post footage from the new Letus HD100 setup - I will try and post stills soon though. However, I was reviewing some older footage yesterday for a project that was shot with the Mini35XL combination. It happened to be shot last year in full foliage...exactly the same environment that I've done my first Letus exterior testing. Granted the Mini35 was shot on an XL and the Letus in HD, but I was very impressed with how cleaner and better the over all image quality is with the Letus HD100. The bottom line is I produced a lot of pretty high budget projects with the Mini35/XL combo. After initial tests with the Letus, there's no question that anyone serious about the quality of their HD work should consider having Quyen make them one. For the investment, there is nothing that will bring the quality of your HD work to the next level like the DOF control and over all look of 35mm lenses. Again, for the investment, there's really no excuse not to include a Letus as part of your creative toolbox.

October 14th, 2006, 05:48 PM	#2
David Delaney Trustee Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Niagara Ontario Canada Posts: 1,121	If you could post comparisons, that would be great!