Oooohhh, brilliant!! Even though I know little about lenses, cameras, photography in generalI, I really enjoyed watching that, as I do with all of them. Look forward to the next episode!
One of my favorite lenses! I bought one about a year after I bought my first 35mm SLR, a Pentax MX in 1978. A voiceover audio editing suggestion: Use a pop/sibilance shield on your voiceover microphone to reduce high frequency noise. You can also try filters in your video editing software. Also try a little bit of compression of the audio to reduce the volume variation in your narration. Thanks.
Another one i'm missing out on for it being too modern! I do however have the 1971 Thorium-baked version, and that is one of my favourite manual lenses (along with the excellent 55 1.8). Nice vid - cheers very much.
Hi, I've just tested this lens from a reseller and found the focus ring had a little movement when moved left to right (not turned, but moved) like if it was a little loose, and also made a little click sound when doing this. I'd like to know if this is normal or I should avoid buying it. Thank you very much, wonderful review BTW.
All I can say is in my copy there is no movement or clicking, so you may want to check it carefully before you buy , if you get one in good condition, I'm sure you won't be disappointed (good luck)
Oooohhh, brilliant!! Even though I know little about lenses, cameras, photography in generalI, I really enjoyed watching that, as I do with all of them. Look forward to the next episode!
Thank you Mike glad you enjoyed the video, keep tuned for more episodes
I enjoyed this very much!! If you keep producing videos of such good quality your channel will blow up!
Thank you for the encouragement, I will try and keep the content interesting and of the best possible quality
One of my favorite lenses! I bought one about a year after I bought my first 35mm SLR, a Pentax MX in 1978.
A voiceover audio editing suggestion: Use a pop/sibilance shield on your voiceover microphone to reduce high frequency noise. You can also try filters in your video editing software. Also try a little bit of compression of the audio to reduce the volume variation in your narration. Thanks.
Good tips, I will have to read up on audio👍
Another one i'm missing out on for it being too modern! I do however have the 1971 Thorium-baked version, and that is one of my favourite manual lenses (along with the excellent 55 1.8). Nice vid - cheers very much.
@@luzr6613 the early radioactive version is a lens id love to try out, I've been told it's a great lens , thanks for the encouragement
Great video, very informative. Man of my word too, subscription - served you for the sunglasses 👍🏻
Great to hear from you, thanks for the subscription, and the sunglasses are great 👍
You have a good channel going here and I hope it continues to grow, well done.
Thank you, it's comments like this that makes it, worth the effort
Fantastic video! Love the ending
Thank you, I debated whether to add that bit or not, glad you liked it
Another excellent production from Karl!
Glad you enjoyed it , and thank you ray
Fantastic video best yet love the pace music street photography is definitely a plus more please
Thanks for the feedback, I've certainly learnt a lot about the CZcams editor in the last few weeks , all I need now is some decent weather 🥴
Hi, I've just tested this lens from a reseller and found the focus ring had a little movement when moved left to right (not turned, but moved) like if it was a little loose, and also made a little click sound when doing this. I'd like to know if this is normal or I should avoid buying it. Thank you very much, wonderful review BTW.
All I can say is in my copy there is no movement or clicking, so you may want to check it carefully before you buy , if you get one in good condition, I'm sure you won't be disappointed (good luck)
@@fistfulloflenses I imagined it, thank you for your answer, I'm really willing to buy it but I think I'll force myself to be patient!
No worries, nice to hear from you@@matteofusacchia8302
Was it the konica i saw today by the library?
That was the Konica hexanon ar 135 mm f3.5 , I enjoyed speaking to you, welcome to the channel, I hope you enjoy it
I was also using a SMC Pentax 135mm f2.5 and a few others 😊