Anyone who is able to simplify the process into steps, please post below.

**Please also indicate, if available: camcorder used, materials, measurements, refinements, accessories, manufaturers names, store items were purchased, timeline of creation, etc.)

http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23368
http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23552

Seth, as the new guy, you're cursed with having to catch up to everyone else. Since this is a 100% homemade project, there are no right and wrong designs and will vary from person to person. Hopefully one will soon be released for sale, but until then, its up to you to take in a lot of research. That way, you'll see the many features and decide which will work best for you, then design accordingly.

The links Rob provided give basic guidelines to the process to help you start on a solid foundation. After that, its up to you to make an adapter that suits you.

Seth,

If you are interested in seeing some design photos, frame grabs and test clips of my working adapters, the link is below. I just uploaded images from my Agus 35. Good luck and have fun building your adapter. Joe

http://www.paddlefilms.com/35mm adapters.htm

Not so much a step-by-step, but photos and descriptions of the Aldu35 I built may be seen at http://home.austin.rr.com/aqua99/adapter

I'd also be more than happy to answer any direct questions - just send me an email.

I just found this one > http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/dof/index.htm

I'm always willing to help. I'm also always on ICQ:252-573-574

My adapter page address has changed. The link listed in my previous post will not work any more. Here's the corrected link:

http://www.paddlefilms.com/35mmadapters.htm


Joe