Heres a short 60 sec version of a spot I did using a DIY spinning GG adapter with a Nikon mount. I used Nikon and Sigma lenses.

The aerial footage was the stock fujinon. all the others where done with the 35 lens adapter.

The GG is a frosted plastic I cut into a circle.

A DIY plywood skater mini i made was used for food and other curved move shots.

Link
http://www.vimeo.com/1207141

Beautiful colours and a very inviting result in terms of attracting people to holiday there.
The adaptor has beautiful clarity for a DIY.

Thanks dennis.

heres the full version;

http://www.vimeo.com/1229221

Good going Ted.


I observe you still enjoy the wide shots and -- yet to see the day when orbital or vibrating groundglasses can support a fast shutter to freeze water drops. -- The spinner still rules.

Thanks Bob. Yeah I enjoy the wide shots a lot.
-heck I'm even beginning to fall in love with miss vignette... is it getting hot in here?

Seriously, my job constantly deals with tourism promotion and real estate marketing videos, so wide angles is standard fare in the storyboards.

Im scheduling another tourism shoot in the coming days now that the sun is out.