This is the HELIOS 44 - Inverted. Chapter 09
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- This is the fourth chapter of the KMZ series.
In this chapter, I play with a Zebra version, Helios 44 inverted.
All you will need is your artistic expression.
I have some dope footage of this lens and, if you are interested in more, just click the links below.
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這是KMZ系列的第四章。
在本章中,我使用 Zebra 版本的 Helios 44 倒置。
你所需要的只是你的藝術表達。
我有這個鏡頭的一些特別效果片段,如果您對更多感興趣,只需單擊上面的鏈接。
Lens with character👍🏻
Apart from shooting "flowers", making use of this lens for other "artistic" purposes really twists the head. Thank you.
Can I do this in Helios 44-7?
Thanks for your comment. This Old Zebra version, it has a long front thread. You need to unscrew the ring that secures the first lens then invert it from concave to convex. Your 44-7 has to have enough thread to secure the front lens, otherwise, the first element will fall off. Do this carefully and have fun.
I bought a 44-2 but i want to buy a 44 to invert it. What do you think about? I think the inverted Helios 44 is magic!! unique lens for unique ideas.
Thanks for the comment. Before you purchase another Helios to make it permanentely inverted, you should buy an old version, like mine, the Zebra edition. And why? New versions the front thread isn't long enought after the first element is inverted. After, your creativity is your limit. Have fun.
@@red_code I was thinking about the 44M KMZ model (i found it at a super low price). How about it? thanks for the help. Ps. your channel is magic. Keep going on!
@@kaneda8625 Thanks for your appreciation. The 44M is a very low-cost lens, with no product quality and it wobbles everywhere. In my opinion, better have a Meyer Domiplan 50mm f/2.8 (my chapter 20). I think you will like this one.
@@red_code the fact is that i want the 44M to revert the lenses and get that dreamy mood!
You can invert 44-2 the same way. @@kaneda8625
Just get a cheap filter and put a coat of vaseline on it.
Wow, I remember this trick very well when my mentor was teaching me photography. Thanks for the comment.