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これ発売と同時に買いました。110の新型が出るとわ思わなくて。数本撮影しましたが・・・ちっと微妙な写りが逆に面白くて面白くて。

Cosina not Voightlander made

@rayfactory です。他にも110持ってるし悩んでたんですけど、Philさんの動画を見てしまったので明日買います笑

The main problem I have with the Duo 2 is the camera bump, the best thing about the Duo is how thin it is and how you can bend it right the way round flat. If I were Microsoft I'd copy the Nokia 9 camera design for the Duo 3, just use multiple small sensors to make a good image so you can have no bump. The reason why the Nokia 9 failed wasn't because it didn't work, but because SoCs at the time couldn't run all those sensors at once for video and it was slow to process.... But I bet modern SoCs could do that. Also photo computation has come a long way since, so I bet that would improve it too. I'd also make it so the middle part of the screen has no bezel, the screen goes edge to edge. Then have a hinge that can move horizontally as well slightly, so you can push the two screens together at at flat position.

日本語助かりすぎます………ありがとうございます！！

Here for the new content. Fun to see you excited to talk about this 😊

what film did you use?

すごく面白そうなカメラですね。久々にフィルムカメラ買ってみようかな。

I look at these videos with a large dose of "so what". Voigtlander was perhaps Germany's supreme optics maker from the mid-1880s. It financially failed in i971, and all of its assets, including trade names, were acquired by Zeiss. While these companies were existent, these lens names had some meaning, in that "Planar", Tessar", "Skopar", and "Heliar", each described a particular type of lens design. Lenses so branded shared specific optical construction and performance. After the camera division of Zeiss failed, Cosina in Japan bought the legal rights to use the trademarks originated by Voigtlander. When such trade names are used by Cosina, they have no descriptive relationship to the prior Vogitlander products which used the same labels. If Coca Cola had purchased those trade names, we'd find "Heliar" pasted on bottles of sugar water in the supermarkets, and they would have about the same comparison value as here.

面白そうですね。 私が知ってる110はPENTAXです。 よく行くカメラ店に売ってましたが、フィルムも無い頃でしたので買わずじまいでそのうち売れてしまったようです。 以前の動画でも日本語の動画がありましたね。 細かい表現や言い回しがとてもお上手ですね😊

110フィルムなんて、何十年も見てない！！ お子様も大きくなったかしら？ いつか街でお会いできるのを楽しみにしています。

ちょうど私も他社の110カメラを購入しフィルムを待ってる状態です。でもこの動画をみてLomomatic 110 Cameraが欲しくなりました！フィルムはタイガーにします😊 現像の作業の様子も心地よくみれて最後まで視聴しました。 ありがとうございました。

oO previous videos were in English. I'm quite surprised

I recently got a Vito ii and was wondering how you attached a magnet to the rangefinder that you use on your camera (or was the magnet already part of the unit?). Thanks for posting!

わかりやすい解説ありがとうございます。

Removing that faceplate was a mystery to me. I loosened it and was turning it but could not discover how it came off. I’m really new. Thanks

I repaired exactly that shuttertype today. 2 things that could have made your life easier. 1. Reassamble the shutterblades in fully open position, so it has support from the shuttercasing, therefore just remove the spring from the shutterlever. 2. Remove the parts where the springs are standing out, it makes it so much easier. My shutter was stuck by one of the 3 screws at the backcoverring that secures the shutterleverring, the screw wasn't tightened and one of shutterblades got caught by it.

凄い。 同じ事を考えていた人が居るのですね。 しかも実行されているから素晴らしい。 私は面倒だからやりませんでしたが。 そろそろこういう変則的な方法でも使わないと、 私が持っている10台のZEISS IKON 製の中盤カメラの用事が、 無くなってしまうかも。 フジカラーが中版フィルムの製造を止めたのが大打撃です。

Did you notice any issues with focus not being properly calibrated and being slightly off?

Cool! Im surprised how well the night photos turned out witn such a slow speed film. Do you remember what settings you were using at night?

Sooo nice My gs645 pro is arriving soon 😊

What you need to do is turn off ASPM for any drive which is causing issues in your Surface Pro. With that off it works perfectly and there are no crashes with any drive.

Hi. What drive did you ultimately replace with and does it perform well without failure? Because I have the same issue with my Sabrent Rocket drive that I installed on my Surface 8 Pro. Also, you mentioned someone was able to fix the issue with a firmware upgrade… what do you mean by that?

...you need timestamps my dude.

Surface duo is more of a tablet fold not a phone fold

Its not the skin that prevents sd2 closing all the way. Its just that the spring inside hinge designed not to close fully (like sd1) because of the camera bump exists in sd2.

Thanks for the video. After i change my SSD to a 2TB SSD from WD Black SN770M the surface CPU is always overheating :( Even when i download games from Steam Store. CPU is running by 100%, its get very very hot and than crash... is it possible that the new SSD is overpowerd? The download rate is very fast and also the writing rate to ssd. And also after gaming its crash down after few minutes. Do you know what i can do? Thx

Thanks! Great tip!

Very similar views here.. I even have the Surface Pro 8 that I'm selling now. I bought a $275 damaged m1 air a few weeks ago, it still worked but was a little inconsistent, I'm also a long time PC user.. never owned a mac, I bought this one because I didn't want to sink money into something I didnt think I'd like at all.. my 1st pc was a Packard Bell 486 from 1992'ish. This Macbook Air absolutely destroys any pc laptop I've ever owned in just about every way. I also installed Parallels and Windows 11 with no issues and it literally feels like I have a 2 in 1 device.. Windows runs better on it than on my SP8. It's absolutely crazy. The battery life is way better than any Laptop I've owned prior. I've owned several Microsoft Surface devices and design is great but the hardware ruins the experience with running hot.. fans.. inconsistency in whether it will have a charge when I start it.. and the slowdown when running on battery. The only thing I miss about my SP8 is the 120hz screen. I did occasionally like to use my SP8 as a tablet but it was so rare I don't think it will be something I'll miss.

Command + Up Arrow should go up a level in Finder.

Linus from LTT went on a huge rampage recently regarding how Windows power management and hibernation/sleeps is broken in Windows.

I switched to Mac from Windows. Fell in love with the Mac. Then the problems started, I loved my Mac so much I spent tons of time on it, therefore my wife complained. We eventually got divorced, and I eventually lost custody of my kids..... Still love my Mac though.

Early 2021 my beloved Latitude E6420 fan/heatsink combo died again.. I didn’t wanna keep repairing a 12 year old computer and caved. In early 2021 if you had no budget and wanted to buy new.. that M1 MacBook Air was unreal. I’d never had a MacBook but I did have an iPhone and iPad. I had a thought.. “I’ll buy a base M1 MacBook Air as a placeholder til the 12th gen Intel stuff drops” cause at Best Buy with tax it was only $970 So, that was three years ago. I never did go buy another PC. This thing is miles nicer than what I was used to on a PC. The build quality too.. insane. I absolutely love this thing. I would rather have the M2 cause you get an extra 100 nits brightness and MagSafe but.. I can live without those things. On the M1 Air.. the screen and speakers and build are so much nicer than you’ll find on a comparable PC. And it’s insanely stable.

I watched this because I'm always interested in people that switch to mac and their observations. I'm a 30 year+ IT verteran and I switched in 2014 just because I was sick and tired of Windows issues and fingerpoining between the application software providers and Microsoft. It was a change and a learning process. Enjoy your honeymoon period because it'll end soon. Just some things to watch for that you may never even notice until you have to: 1. If you have the option to import Pictures/Music and you're wedded to the Windows method of finding pictures in a file folder by date: don't put them in the catalog. Here's why: Apple's internal file structure seperates the metadata about the file from the actual content itself (I spent a few years as a Document Management system admin so I was a little familiar with the methodlogy going into it but I had no idea they implemented it). I hate to use this age old methodology - but it's like finding a book in the library... you have to use the card catalog. It's one of the reasons you can do file maintenance so fast and it makes it appear to be very fast.. but if you want to get the file out of your catalog you have to export it - which literally joins the metadata and content back together into a single file. I discovered this quite by accident. It's great if you use it as intended - it's how photos can create taxonomies by people, place, date,etc... but who has time for that? Rarely, but occasionally, the index gets corrupted and you need to rebuild... which is a long process. It also carries itself to other processes as well... which is what caused me to have problems in the first place.. dragging and dropping a file into a FAT32/NTFS file system can cause problems that I hope they've since fixed. You have the data but no metadata and some apps balk at opening it. It may be one of the reasons why you can't find an up arrow... I never gave it any thought. 2. Apple is a single machine/single user system. File sharing screws up their indexing... even multiple users on the same machine can have issues. I've been trying to get an inexpensive NAS set up and Apple makes it very difficult. Yeah, you can backup to a NAS device but two people can't access the same file at the same time. To me: it makes sense: Put all my music, pictures, video onto a single drive everyone can access. At least that was my intent. Not so easy.

I transferred over to Macs when Windows 10/11 started integrating advertising into the start menu and taskbar. I don't mind paying the 'Apple tax' to remove those horrible ads. I have gotten used to MacOS over the last six months - the only thing I found very difficult was trying to use Pages & Numbers instead of Word, Excel etc. (and in the end I just signed up to M365 suite). I also have an iPhone so the integration of the whole ecosystem makes each part work better together. You just can't get a Windows laptop like the MacBook Air.

I was spoiled by the Amiga computer so I never used Windows unless it was necessary (compiling). The Mac was better but not by much. I used Macs when the Amiga stopped being made. Finally OSX came out and it was closer to what the Amiga was so yay!

Every thing you said can be fixed except the duo 2 thing. Get a iPad and your pen issues are solved

You can show the file path and just click on the the bit you want, or pull down and go up one level

Folders can be added easy on Mac. You just do not know

You do know all the doc and every thing can be customised and set up to act and look like windows 11.

For PC, just go Ryzen, for info it is far better than inter and guess what, the designer of Ryzen CPU has been engaged by Apple to make the M series CPU....

Originally in the X Windows System, the icons were on the left. It's Windows that is backwards.

I agree with the touch screen thing, but also... i know for a fact I'm faster at using the macbook touchpad. That thing is so darned accurate that once you've used it for a thousand hours... it's lightning fast and intuitive. That said... i'd like a tablet mode simply so i can disconnect the keyboard and use the screen a web/e-reader (in which case we'd need touch anyway). They have Ipad I suppose.... so really they should just let MacOS support ipad hardware.

The Silicon Macs are fast...on MacOS only. Not sure that is a big plus. For anything else like Windows X86 or Linux, you got to run under emulation. Not so good. My concern relates to how Macs now swap to SSD when memory constrained. That doesn't sound like a good idea. You burn out that SSD you are up shit-creek. The Silicon Macs are great for youtubers who do video stuff. Apple was smart to target that crowd.

Laptop too cold is an interest problem to have! Never had that with Windows!!

You can resize the dock, it’s too big by default, I agree. You can also remap all the keys to be where you like in macOS. I remap the capslock key on all my macs. Scroll direction is a pain, but Bettermouse fixes that - several apps exist to fix this flaw. Window snap was patented by Microsoft I believe, which is perhaps why Apple don’t include it. Finder has “go to folder” off the menu, so as a power user you’ll appreciate that.

Phil, thanks for your honest review. I thought your review was very peculiar. If you didn't explicitly say that you liked the performance and were sticking with the MBA M2, I would have thought that you hated the laptop. Really all your comments boil down to familiarity and lack of familiarity. I got my first Mac SE 37 years ago. If I have to use a Windows based computer, I am helpless. I can't launch an app, find a file, or anything. It is like visiting a foreign country where not only do I not speak the language, I can't read the writing. Your question: Command+Shift+G, then type "/" will bring you directly to your root directory. A lot of issues you complained about can be changed in various settings. Lastly, you didn't like the keyboard. Universally that is a feature most users single out for being fantastic Chacun à son goût.

To go up a directory: press Cmd + Up Arrow. (or right click the name of the folder/window title in a Finder window => choose parent directory. You may also want to activate this first: System Settings > Accessibility > Display > Show window title icons).

To make app-drawers you can make a subfolder in the Applications folder, and fill it with either the Programs themselves or shortcuts to them. Then drag the folder to the menu-bar.

The real power in macOS is the thriving third party automation software selection. Stuff like Typinator, Keyboard Maestro, and Hazel are game-changers in terms of getting things done. Good video!