Shannon Rawls
January 25th, 2006, 11:51 AM
forget the mini35 for a second.
Ok...
The current offereings of 35mm adapters are cool, and using them with the stock lens on a XL1/XL1s/XL2/XL-H1 apparently has shown favorable results. Using a straight adapter and a 20mm relay lens is probably even better.
But I say unto you.....
Whichever company designs a 35mm adapter that preserves 35mm DOF and angle of view that mounts directly up to the body of the Canon XL-series of cameras .... will undoubtedly .... hit JACKPOT!
I'm waiting for the 1st person/company to do that. Man, with the amount of XL series cameras floating around the Earth.....just think!
Just wanted to put that out there.
- ShannonRawls.com
Ok...
The current offereings of 35mm adapters are cool, and using them with the stock lens on a XL1/XL1s/XL2/XL-H1 apparently has shown favorable results. Using a straight adapter and a 20mm relay lens is probably even better.
But I say unto you.....
Whichever company designs a 35mm adapter that preserves 35mm DOF and angle of view that mounts directly up to the body of the Canon XL-series of cameras .... will undoubtedly .... hit JACKPOT!
I'm waiting for the 1st person/company to do that. Man, with the amount of XL series cameras floating around the Earth.....just think!
Just wanted to put that out there.
- ShannonRawls.com