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sx260 hs or this camera?

I carried this camera to the other side of the world. Would buy again

Good stuff...and well done video...thanks for sharing your knowledge. Just purchased the 55 1.2 SSC non-aspherical for my Leica SL. Hoping to love it. Cheers...Ron J

Deberías investigar más y tener más y mejores imágenes de muestra, parece una publicidad del Zeiss

You got a 32GB card to work? Max I could get was 4GB

Used the 135 f2.8 AIS on my z6. Focusing is soneasy on the Z bodies. I used it on d700 and d7100. There also focusing was easy due to the focus dot.

my favorite lens is the new fx23mm. 1.4 Lm WR by using xt5 >> i going to buy this lens >> right now i'm practice how to manual focus by using fuji len the 23mm. and set it to shooting without len and evf +5 so u can see the highlight when focusing better but the second screen is very small to my eyesight but still i m manage the nail focusing about 85%

I have a Pentax though and aberrations are not something that should be happening in my application, most of the stuff in looking at is high contrast, dim and really fine.

I have decision paralysis between this and the Fujifilm 27mm pancake only because of WR

This lens works well with a Pentax Q7 camera, full coverage and infinity focus with a $15 adapter.

A great review summarising the pros and cons of the 50R as an X-pan alternative. I had one but sold it largely because I was struggling with the ergonomics (particularly lack of grip). I didn't realiser how much I'd miss the files though. I stupidly thought the X-T5 with its 40MP sensor might be an effective alternative. It isn't. (Although it's still a great camera). So I bought a used 50s for £1000. It's practically mint - only used in a studio I think. I'm getting on with it so much better than the 50R, even though it's a little bigger and heavier. So happy to have those files back (and, of course, the 65:24 crop!)

love the vid i use a sony dsc wx50

For eliminating the yellowing from thorium, I've had the best results using a UVB bulb. They're sold at pet stores and are used for pet lizards.

Yes they are absolutely amazing lenses..i know vause ive got a half a dozen of them..

Hello friends, how are you? I am a photography enthusiast, but I am not obsessed with cameras, lenses or technicalities. I love photography and to portray images that resemble the reality we see, I have my main camera, however, I am fascinated by the possibility that photography offers us to explore "other realities", thanks to its characteristics, weaknesses, etc.,. To explore those "other dimensions", I love to use cameras from the early 2000's and take advantage of their weaknesses, thanks to noise, focus errors, etc and see how they interpret what they see. I'm following several options and this SD1000 is one of the ones I might be interested in...and also the IXUS 400 which apparently has the same sensor and processor as the PowerShot G2 and G3, and its behavior in terms of color science and ISO treatment is very similar. Maybe the IXUS 400 is more suited to what I need, which is a "rougher" image, less refined...and maybe being older and closer to the analog era, the color reference makes the IXUS 400 closer to the point-and-shoot disposable film cameras. I don't know what you think about it. Greetings from the Mediterranean coast 😊

My SD1000 is my Aunt’s who forgot it at my house 8 years ago. It has only 42 pictures on it total, half are from a single party in 2010 and then she didn’t take another picture until 2016.

I remember when the aspherical was 25k

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Not worth it. I have normal SSC and it’s beautiful for what it is. But, I keep 50L on my Fuji more.

I had to think about this very question "Is it worth it" as I have a Nikkor 50mm f1.2 AIS and was thinking of getting the NOCT version that is like $3000+. I came to the conclusion that it really wasn't. It would be cool for bragging rights but even then? Meh. After watching this I can say the same about this Aspherical lens. I have the chrome nose version of these lenses (Sold my SSC back in May) and I really don't think I am missing out too much on not owning this lens either. Great review and congratulations on the lens and set. Maybe make a video about your set ranking them from your favorite to least.

For the past 3-4 years the interest from the filmmaker community drove up the prices for the whole Canon FD line up. And when you take into account the collector value of the Aspherical version, it makes it simply insane to buy it for most people. Although it looks like prices are trending down for the past year or so, but 55mm Aspherical is still untenable. Also, 55mm Aspherical was the state-of-the-art lens in the 70s that was designed to produce the highest quality image (aka clean modern look) given the limitation of the technology of that age. So for me it sits in the weird place between vintage lenses that produce unmistakably vintage looking images, and modern lenses that display little to no character. With that said, the alure of that golden "Aspherical" badge is still felt after all the decades that passed, soooo... when should we expect the review of the 85mm Aspherical? 😅

With a lens this expensive. No way would I use the sun to correct the Thorium. It will get so hot it is likely to damage the elements. Temperature outside is measured in the shade not direct sunlight so add an extra 15-20 degrees in the direct sun for how hot it is.

There's also a non-SSC, silver nose Canon FD 55mm 1.2, which I own two copies of. In a Canon marketing brochure from the 70s, I found that these 55mm silver nose lenses were the first to have the Canon's Super Spectral coatings, but they were simply never marketed as SSC lenses. I can sort of confirm that, as the lens with the latter serial number (>174xx) definitely has that multicoating color of reflections. But the other one (<164xx) has the blueish/yellowish hue to the lens elements reflections, which makes me think that it has single coatings. These silver nose lenses are quite a bit cheaper and even better looking in my opinion, so hopefully that will help someone to save some money.

Excited to see your take on this. My own findings were very controversial 😂

First comment!

Was hoping to find the Konica UR hexanon 15mm f2,8 among the tested lenses! Otherwise enjoyed you video, even when not knowing how they compare to my Konica!

If you need "Fast Wide", the SMC K/KM/KA have those. If the EF ring is a little loose (depending on manufacturer), a layer of Mylar tape with evaporated metal surface stuck to the adapter's front face and trimmed to shape, will fill the gap and make the ring much more secure on the lens. The comments on colour rendition and focus breathing, also match the K/KM/KA's,.. and looks real nice with an anamorphic adapter in front. The comment about being sharp and detailed and softening skin at the same time, is ideal for use on modern cinema cameras, where modern lenses can be harsh and too sharp.

I use on my xe3 a bigger rubber hood for the fiew finder. Because I use old vitage lenses and for focusing it’s very useful.

I saw your video about wanting the Squarehood for that lens a few days before they announced it. I immediately thought about you when they revealed it was finally available. Glad you finally got one!

I put a black and red shutter button on my T5 last week better make a video😆

why did i watch this guy show off his lil add ons, i do what I like anyway lol he all handzy too

I use xe2s (silver oneQQ) with meike 28 f2.8 + black mist 1 from kf and OG 23 f1.4 from Fuji + 1/8 black mist from haida. Got myself "leather" grip + hot shoe thumb grip. All hangs on ggs strap.

I once though the same opinion about the thumb grip, until I brought the original Fujifilm X-E4 thumb grip and thumb rest, it just changes my mind completely. It gives another level of comfortable while holding the camera with one hand. But after putting the lens hood on my XF27mm pancake lens ... it's not a small flat camera anymore 😩

you may find the ones you describe as warm use radioactive coated glass be careful , google it

bought an X-E2s used about a month ago and fixed these things to it: 1. Anchor links, reason is obvious 2. a red shutter button, you can hold the camera with your hand around the lens, at hips height pointing forward, and then actually press the shutter button unnoticed, with the palm of your hand 3. a hot shoe cover, on all of my other cameras, this thing rests in the boxes together with the X-T2 flash, or the X-T3 charging device, or the X-H2 charging cable (bought a 2x charger for the batteries instead) unluckily, the hot shoe of the X-E2s does not work! So I decided to leave the hot shoe on. 4. the 7 artisans 25mm/2.0

Has anyone tried it on the black magic pocket 4k?

It’s a L of course it’s worth it! Excellent video thank you for the insight…

Increíble video

Were each of those videos actually shot using the recipes?

I love this camera so much, i bought 3 of them before Jvapes made them blow up. Its my daily carry and take crisp pics or can get that grainy nostalgic vibes as well. Just a fun pocketable P&S

I have my Sony t1 I got in 2005. Still use it. I just bought a Sony T7 off eBay. Demand is getting heavy for these obsolete cameras again because they are awesome

Checkout the Sony P series or Olympus Camedia series. Great digicams

Well done! Loving Recipe #1!

Great video! I'm looking at the gfx 50r ... Very helpful!

I have a 50mm FL 1.8, 135 FL F3.5, 35mm FL F3.5... and definitely, they are still quite excellent, but is vintage... but not toooooo vintagey :) LOL. I did reviews on them too, and since have actually starting picking them up for shooting my pro stuff. My 35mm F3.5 is really sharp in the centre wide open, though...

Awesome video 😀

Wait, o my understanding F stopping down a lens with periferal fog will make it sharper, since you are in theory using less of that peripheral foggy area to create the image... contrary to scratches and dust, the wider the aperture the less visible they are because the mage is being formed with the "whole" glass/lens.

てゆーかさ、そこまでXPANに拘ってるならXPAN使えばいいんだよ。

Looks great. I just bought the X-S20 and haven't found a way to get my pics to look they way I want just yet. Certainly a huge learning curb coming from the Canon world.

Thanks for making this video, I just loved it. Will definitely try " Vibrant Arizona " recepie. I have subscribed to your channel too 😊