How to Build a VIBRATING 35mm Adapter (part2)

Thank you!

what about attaching a wide angel lens to the focusing lens to get a wider image, because you have to zoom in on the focusing screen , and then u get a very close picture, would that work? has anybody tried that yet?

Genius!

The lens you have is the best for this kind of projects. The focal lens is measured by focusing at infinity the lens and moving the screen until you can have a sharp and focus image of a far object or landscape.

smart guy, i like the way you just use pvc pipes ect. most of the tutorials are with canon eos extention tubes and and and....lots of bullshit. just use a pvc pipe, nice!. but tell me, what is the focal flange you used from the focusing lens to the focusing screen? this is where my biggest problem lies, i have a Canon FD 50mm 1:1.8

The macro lens was a 58mm. I glued a step ring 72mm-58mm in the PVC tube and a 58mm-43mm ring from the macro lens to the camcorder

And wich Diameter of the Makro lens did you Choose? @ B+W you can only buy the Lens itself Right? where did you get / How did you Build the "Holder" or "the Adapter" in wich the macro lenses wherer holded and can be screwed to the Camera and the Dof adapter. As shown in Time 3:48 of this Video. And did you screw the Lens adapter then into a kind of step up ring to go up to the PVC-Tube Diameter
Thanks, and nice Concept.

I bought it in B&H "B+W Closeup Macro lens +10"

Hello, Nice Adapter
But i still have one Question.
Where did you get the "Macro-Lens +10"????
Can you please tell me the Modell Nr or the Manufacteur of it. or a Homepage.
Thanks

Thank you and you´re right. you need an external mic always that you want to do a decent production. I´m thinking in a new video using the build-in mic vs. an external mic.

It does get rid of the grain and small dust, but I guess you'll need an external mic because the camera's built in mic picked up the sound of the motor in the test. An external mic is usually better for sound than the camera's mic anyhow. Nice work.

Thank you very much!

The most standard lens used for this projects is the Canon FD 50mm f1.8 and you can get unoe of those at $30.00 USD

Cool thanks for the tip. Your tutorial is so cool man. easy to make too. I have just build a 35mm spinning disc but due to the frosted disc no longer around, I have to build another one with the canon screen. Which one of those 3 lens you like most. I will start ordering all the stuff soon so need some advice.

try to find a lens with the least f (the opening of the shutter) so you can let most of the light come in but remember that the most light loss is due to the focus screen type