($40) to show me how to use a Twoneil Adapter!

[Immanuel]

I'm a newbie and I have a HV20, Nikon 50mm 1.8D, Twoneil Adapter with a HV20ACHR1 Achromat and I haven't been able to get the results I desire: especially indoors.

What camera settings would you suggest using? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Also, I live in CA (spitting time btw. San Francisco & Los Angeles areas) and I am willingly to pay someone in CA ($40) to personally show me how to use my equipment (HV20/Twoneil Adapter) to achieve the great results---like I've seen on Vimeo using the same equipment.

Thanks in advance...

[t_prakash]

Welcome to the club mate,

This might get you to start ...

http://www.hv20.com/showthread.php?t=13751

Cheers,
Prakash

[Erik Bien]

It would help if you could explain (or post clips or frames showing) exactly what's unsatisfactory about your results. If you're unsure how to adjust your adapter's alignment and back-focus, I explain how I go about setting up a Brevis here.

[EssentialParadox]

It appears you're looking for a bit of a crash course in overall technical / artistic details in setting the correct exposure for a shot.

I'd be happy to help but I can't book you in until June unfortunately

[Celeste]

A little off-topic, EssentialParadox, but thanks for the link to Celtx. I have a nifty writing program called Write It Now, and this will correlate with it very well. Got to keep that motivation going

[John]

I'm a newbie and I have a HV20, Nikon 50mm 1.8D, Twoneil Adapter with a HV20ACHR1 Achromat and I haven't been able to get the results I desire: especially indoors.

What camera settings would you suggest using? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Also, I live in CA (spitting time btw. San Francisco & Los Angeles areas) and I am willingly to pay someone in CA ($40) to personally show me how to use my equipment (HV20/Twoneil Adapter) to achieve the great results---like I've seen on Vimeo using the same equipment.

Thanks in advance...

Where exactly are you located and what is that u dont get, u mentioned indoor u need a good lighting kit. lighting is the key for indoor.

Good Shooting,