Canon 7D boasts of continuous shooting at 8 fps and full HD video recording. Creating video is a separate, dedicated event for Canon, In the 7D—video is very much a legitimized use of this camera, not a secondary one. Not to mention the whole shooting in a real video codec at 1080p. It has a new 18MP APS-C CMOS sensor, Dual DIGIC 4 processors, ISO range expandable to 12800. It incorporates a new viewfinder with 1.0x magnification and 100% coverage and a 3 inch LCD with 920k dot resolution. The camera is heavier and sturdier than the than the 5D. The power switch is up on the top left, under the mode dial; there's a dedicated button for switching to RAW/JPEG; a quick action button; and a new toggle switch for Live View and video.

FUJINON XS8x4AS-XB8 - WIDE ANGLE LENS FOR THE EX3

Focal length 4-32mm
Zoom ratio 8x
Maximum relative aperture ; 1:1.9 (4mm) 1:2.5 (32mm)

PL mount for EX3

Use 35mm lenses on the Ex3 body

The Sony PMW-EX3 is a flash-memory card based high definition camcorder A "big-brother" to the PMW-EX1, the PMW-EX3 ups the ante by providing an interchangeable lens mount. The mount allows users to put a variety of professional lenses on the camera, including 1/2" and 2/3" bayonet-mounts. The PMW-EX3 has an extensive set of features that push the boundaries of traditional handheld cameras! Whether shooting in 720p, 1080i, or 1080p modes, the PMW-EX3 has it all covered. Its bevy of output settings lets users take advantage of fast and slow motion, as well as popular framerates such as the "film-like" 24p mode.

The Letus35 Ultimate Cine Kit is an adapter bundle that offers the Letus35 Ultimate adapter, camera adapter ring, rod support system, Nikon-mount and a custom case for location transport. This adaptor works for the Sony EX1/EX3/Z1/Z7. This kit offers Zeiss lenses to start the users making their Ultimate cinema production.