Essentially, my question stems from the following:

In the digital SLR camera world the most common format is the APS-C where you apply a 1.6 multiplier to get the 35mm equivalent of the focal lenth of the lens. So if you're using an 85mm lens you're really seeing a field of view of 136mm.

I have a few canon EF mount lenses that I plan on using with the Letus Extreme (when I get mine) and wanted to know if I need to apply a multiplier or not. Of course assuming the zoom on the camera is set to the "normal" expected zoom.

It is full frame.

It is full frame.

Steven:

On the tech side, I'd love to see footage of the zoom in and focusing set up that you see as you see in the LCD or viewfinder.

I may be putting together a "how-to" for Letus to show the Extreme interface with a video camera soon. I'll let you know.

Steven,

Thanks for the confirmation!

Shiv.

I may be putting together a "how-to" for Letus to show the Extreme interface with a video camera soon. I'll let you know.

Steven this would be great. I'm sure there are a TON of new Letus Extreme owners and a step-by-step guide to using this great new tool would help out a lot.