Like to post some pics for comparison.
The WD-H43 wide angle adapter is some HUNK of glass, compared to the 37 of the HV-10.

The weight added by the 37 adapter was almost imperceptible, but you feel the extra weight of the 43.

Luis, nice! What's the price on those and how's the picture quality?

Luis,


Very nice! We would love to see some sample HV20 wide footage.

Luis, nice! What's the price on those and how's the picture quality?

You got some E-Mail. The the 34 WD Canon was $138.00.,bought that several months ago. The 43 WD was $175.00 I was surprised on this one since I preordered along with the HV-20 I was not even expecting it since B&H didn't even have it in stock, but my local Miami store was able to get it.

No vignetting and very crisp on both, I use them 90% of the time.
Thanks,
Luis

Luis,


Very nice! We would love to see some sample HV20 wide footage.

I would love to show you some clips taken from the Paris Hotel Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas this past New Year's Eve at sunset and nite time with the HV-10 and the 34 WD, but I don't even know how to upload these things and to where. Maybe You can help.

After that we may talk about "low light performance" of these babes....Are you kidding????
Thanks

Luis

Luis,

If you want, I can host the files for you. Send me an email at premiere@asvideoproductions.com and I can provide you with directions. Also, please mention if you are on a Mac or PC.

- Aanarav

I don't even know how to upload these things and to where. Hi Luis,

DV Info Net will be happy to host your clips. Shoot me an email and I'll send you the upload account info.

Yes I want very much to see the clips with the HV20 with WD43 on and with it off of same scene if you can, thanks. Nick

Yes I want very much to see the clips with the HV20 with WD43 on and with it off of same scene if you can, thanks. Nick

Same here, and thank you for offering to share Luis.

Steve