lenses for AG-HVX200P

Jeremy Garchow
April 28, 2009 at 3:49 pm

The HVX200 is a fixed lens. If you need to change lenses, you need to get a ‘depth of field adaptor’ from the likes of P+S Technik, Cinevate, Redrock, Letus, et al. Basically, these are devices that attach to the front of the HVX200 lens and allow you to put on more traditional 35mm still or cinema lenses.

Read this to get a start:

https://magazine.creativecow.net/article/focus-on-controlling-depth-of-field-with-depth-of-field-converters

Jeremy
Ethan Sigman
April 29, 2009 at 12:20 pm

i have two century optics lenses for sale for that camera. they are perfect condition and do not require a dof adapter. the adapters are a sloppy business overall, the letus ultimate is the only system that allows proper back focus adjustment and it starts at $4600 without any lenses. they also require power, and maintenance for achromats, ground glass, dust, etc.

my lenses are 82mm thread, lightly used, fit directly onto your camera.

Wide Angle:
https://www.productionmeeting.com/classifieds/index/view?id=2039668:Classified:8647

Telephoto:
https://www.productionmeeting.com/classifieds/index/view?id=2039668:Classified:4578

http://www.EZSproductions.com
http://www.productionmeeting.com/profile/EthanSigman
Jeremy Garchow
April 29, 2009 at 9:16 pm

Yes, those are lens add ons, but they won’t necessarily reduce your depth of field quite like a DOF adapter will do with fixed focal length lenses.

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