Why Shoot with VINTAGE Lenses on Fujifilm?
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- Let me know what YOU prefer on your Fujifilm. Zeiss, Canon, Minolta, or Fujinon?
Have you guessed which one was a Digital and which one was a Film?
I enjoy shooting with the XPRO series so I'm planning to share my thoughts about the cameras I personally own. Stay tuned. ;)
P.S. Who can suggest a good MICROPHONE for the talking head part? Please share your experience in the comments. Thank you!
0:00 Intro
0:29 Old yet good lenses
1:49 Adapting process
2:10 Let's get your camera ready
3:20 A couple of words about XPRO1
4:00 Guess what is DIGITAL and what is FILM
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I've completely missed the part about the focus peaking feature in Fujifilm cameras. Working on it right now!
I've been shooting vintage lenses on my cameras since 2005. They were dirt cheap back then. These days there are more and more people doing it so the prices have gone up significantly. I collected a few Minolta lenses and Takumars - I shot a Konica Minolta DSLR and a Minolta XD-11 film camera back then. I still shoot these lenses from time to time but on my Sony A7II and Fujifilm X-T20 cameras now days. Love it!
u got some great video man keep on growing !
Awesome video Dima, well done.
Thank you for watching
i have always used slr lenses on apsc bodies first canon now fuji i love it
Amazing work Dima Y,timeless photos.I also love your video quality,which camera and lens combo do you use to to shoot and program used to edit your videos,the colors are amazing,I am a leaner,thanks and many success.
Thank you! Camera: bmpcc4k. Lenses: a bunch of vintage lenses like Minolta, Zeiss, canon fd , etc. software: DaVinci Resolve.
@@DimaYYY thank you so kuchnfor the reply,i truly appreciate the info will definately pick one innthe futute,wish you more qmd more success in your journey.
I’ve used a couple of my older Pentax lenses on my XT3 but tend to rely on Auto Focus too much, don’t know why as it’s not great on Fuji cameras I’ve found, one of the reasons I’m hoping to change systems at some point
Love this! Does focus peaking (red lines indicating focus) work on adapted lenses?
Yep. I completely forgot to mention it. Thank you for pointing that out! I’ll talk about this feature in the upcoming video. :)
Hi. Do you know what is the most compact adapter for fujix3? Is there such a thing
I had a 1956 exakta 10 blade 58 f2 biotar. Great lens but i sold it. I also have a 1981 canon 50mm 1.4 fd and a 1979 minolta 50mm 1.4 from the original owner. I had an Olympus 50mm 1.4 that had the most character and had a SAW blade effect with the 8 blade diaphram
Never had the one you mentioned from Olympus. Might try it one day :) thank you for your comment
@@DimaYYY your welcome
Hi!I have a xe4 and I want to adapt some minolta af lenses I have. My question is how do you meter the light, I mean, there's no comunication with the camera, do you use an external lightmeter or app? You can only use it in M mode? No A, or S mode, and of course in auto?thanks!
For streets scenes I always shoot in M mode with adapted lenses. I choose preferable aperture(I’d say 4-5.6) and iso depending on the light conditions (bright sunny day or cloudy, rainy day etc.) and after I’d try to keep my shutter at 1/125 and faster. This is the general scenario. If there’s something more complicated like e.g. flash photography indoor and outdoor I’d use something like sekonic light meter. Just get one and it will save your life. Especially if you shoot on film or in a tough lighting conditions.