Sean Bodden

Thanks guys, I will check out the back focus and see what happens.

I recently purchased a Redrock M2 Adaptor for my DVX100A. I purchased it with the Canon EOS lens adapter installed because i already had a selection of Canon lenses at my disposal. Although when i look on the website, the majority of the examples are with Nikon lenses. Even examples that i search for online are mainly with Nikon Lenses. One thing that i figured out with the adapter is that fixed lenses have a much sharper image (my 28-300mm zoom lens looked horrible, almost nothing was completely in focus). But are the Nikon lenses better for this adapter than Canons? Or are there only specific Canon EOS lenses that I should use with the adapter? Also i found that I now need way more light pumped into the image to grab any sort of visual. I had a scene in my short film where the set was located in an underground parking lot and the only light source we had were the fluorescents above us. the image was black. But when i took off the adapter I could see the scene perfectly. Is this normal behavior for this adapter? Thanks.