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January 8th, 2006, 09:45 PM | #1 |
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Some wide angle lens questions
Hey all,
I plan to purchase a wide angle lens for my sony mini dv camcorder. My filter diameter size is 30 mm. Can I buy step up rings to fit any size lens? I was wondering if I put one on, can i still use the zoom and get varying degrees of wide angles? If that's the case would it best to buy a fish eye type wide lens and then I could get from extreme wide angle to moderate using the zoom on my camcorder (which is 10x optical zoom), I have been recomend a couple of lens from the local camera store, what do you think I should go for? I'm kind of leaning towards the first one, because of the option of attaching to Nikon digital cameras, i wonder if it would only work on a nikon, because i plan on getting a canon slr type. The model HD-3030PRO Semi-Fish Eye conversion lens is designed to broaden the angle of view, including 180% more area in the picture, when attached to the lens of Digital Video Camcorder or the Nikon CoolPix Digital Cameras with 28mm filter size It's compatible with up to 6x zoom area and stays in focus 5-adapter rings are included for 27mm/28mm/30mm/30.5mm/ 37mm/43mm filter sized Camcorders The HD-3030PRO has achieved an amazing high definition standard of 520 lines/mm resolution power at center(MTF30%) in the Semi-Fish Eye formula Magnification : Nominal 0.3X On the Digital camera : Actual 0.3X/Diagonal, 0.42X/Horizontal On the camcorder : Actual 0.34X/Diagonal, 0.44X/Horizontal Lens construction : 2G/2E Optical coated glass elements Front filter size : None Mounting threads : 37mm Size/Weight : 70 x 45mm/143g The model HD-5000PRO Super Wideangle conversion lens is designed to broaden the angle of view, including 100% more area in the picture, when attached to the lens of Digital Video Camcorder Its compatible with whole zoom area and stays in focus 5-adapter rings are included for 27mm/ 30mm/30.5mm/ 37mm/ 43mm filter size Camcorders The HD-5000PRO is made of the high-index optical glass elements with new concept of lens designing using three-group/four-element lens formula. This new concept in designing the lens made it possible to achieve an amazing high definition wideangle lens of the 600 lines/mm resolution power at center(MTF30%) Magnification : Nominal 0.5X Actual 0.5X/Diagonal,0.53X/Horizontal Lens construction : 3G/4E Optical coated glass elements Front filter size : 62mm Mounting threads : 37mm Size/Weight : 66 x 40mm/110g The VCL-HA06 conversion lens from Sony helps you bring more information into focus for dramatic wide angle video footage It features a three group, three element design that offers 0.6X total magnification for rich, detailed video with minimized distortion The VCL-HA06 is designed to work with a variety of Handycam camcorders thanks to the includes 25mm, 30mm and 37mm lens adapter rings A soft carrying pouch and two lens caps are included to help protect the lens fro dust and scratches while disconnected from your camcorder High quality ABS plastic and glass construction Built to be tough, yet very lightweight Attractive graphite silver design Diameter (approximate): 62mm Length (approximate): 33mm Weight (approximate): 100 g The VCL-SW04 0.45X wide angle lens helps your camcorder pull even the biggest groups into the shot 0.45X wide angle lens for incredible group shots Designed for all 37mm diameter lens camcorders The two included adaptor rings allow it to work with 25mm and 30mm lens camcorders Three element and three group lens design Rugged aluminum and glass construction Protect your lens with front and back lens caps and a carrying pouch Colour: Silver Diameter: 3 1/4" Length: 1 15/16" Screw Diameter: 37mm x 0.75mm Weight: 9.7 oz so I've got it down to two from raynox, and two from sony, what do you suggest? Luke |
January 10th, 2006, 11:29 AM | #2 |
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nobody has any suggestions for the lens i should go for? I think I'm going to go for one of the high definition raynox lenses, but should i go for a the semi fish eye or standard wide angle? I just figured if i get the semi fish eye you can zoom in to get different perspectives? any suggestions?
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