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I think so

Yes, it will also make a crop

Right

There are multiple sensor crops you can choose from when shooting Pro Res. The full 6k sensor, 5.7k and 2.8k. So if you want to shoot in HD you don’t have to use the 3.388 x sensor crop, you can use the full 6k of the sensor (1.558).

Yeah, if only he repeated that they were making a 500mm EF L IS USM lens a few times through the film, that would’ve really added to the documentary. 😅😅

Well only the assembly is different, so what would be more interesting would be a cutout of the lens I think.

Exactly! I grew up with this quality and people these days are too used to everything being super high res. Sensor and codec technology has improved so much over the last 20 years.

From the same country that brought you the Acura 3.2 TL Type-S A-Spec

Not synthetic. Professional voice over talent sounds like that for $$.

Bring me the bottle!

I was paying attention to that. I worked at a studio where we produced technical product videos. The owner did most of the voice overs. The calmness and patience to speak repeatedly, including saying a long boring model number over and over is something to witness. It sounds like a lame boring job but the good ones really stand out, by not standing out.

Am dead, can confirm

many ways to test, such as IR spectrum

In the molten liquid, the different materials separate depending on specific weight. The lighter contamination floats on the top as slag and probably is removed before casting. Heavier contaminations go down, of course. But as you saw in the video, every step is quality-checked after the operation.

fr fr they doing a documentary about a $9000 lens lookin like it was shot on an iphone 4

@@EVRLYNMediaseems that you’re just too young, this video has been recorded at the early 2000s do you expect 4K super sharp images out of a video recorded 20 years ago?

@@ramonvillegas1785 yes

Is this a joke?

@@te0pol159 It's sarcasm. But writing a sarcastic note on the internet should end with something like </s> for people who don't pick up on the subtleties.

@@te0pol159 No, it was a real question. People took amazing photos before this lense and people now can't do the same without it

@@charlieross-BRM It was a legit question

they never did

this lenses can be repaired is specialized locations.

They didn't coat the entire ring with adhesive, I imagine you could remove it with a heat gun.

@@SumantManne Possibly a little acetone

You don't want lens to fall apart by itself while you shooting at football pitch or safari or wherever... Securing retention rings with glue is standard practice in lens manufacturing, and in need of service glue can be dissolved with IPA or acetone.

How are they supposed to film with the high quality lens when they haven't finished assembling it? 😀

Use the prototype

I’d guess early 1990s. The video resolution sucks, but there are several shots that suggest the camera(s) actually use a pretty impressive lens.

maybe resolution is not about lens but sensor?

@@SezerPAL It’s all of the above. This was recorded on video, had it been recorded on film they could easily reformat it and release it in 4k today. This is how most properly “remastered” or reformatted movies exist. If recorded to film, at least common 16mm or 35mm stocks, there’s plenty resolution to scan them at full HD or QHD, but if recorded to video at NTSC or PAL, it sort of is what it is. Regardless, professional lenses haven’t changed much in the last 50-years.

500mm f4? Uh, no.

It's funny how little you know about photography.

Lucky you.

Don't forget the optical team who made a video about glass with a potato.

You do realize the video was shot in the early 90's right?

@@RobertLeeAtYT Seems more like early 2000's. This lens came out in 1999 and the music is very much not 90's but has that distinct "how it's made" kinda quality to it.

Computer voice 8 years ago?

It's just a terrible video.

“EF 500 f4 L IS USM” sounds like music to my ears.

Because they want you to buy it. They want to imprint in your mint the "Canon EF 500 f4 IS USM". It is not a documentary video, it's an advertising one 😀 I will go to buy one!!! 🙃

Who gives a rats? Maybe your next video about the lens production process will have a much better script. Let me know when it's been produced so I can critique it.

Not worth the money, you can get a new lens with way more reach and over-all better IQ with less money.

I can buy a wife for far less than that.

@@garygruber1452 You could buy a wife, a car and have someone disappeared for less. And still have enough to take the car, the wife, and your former boss in the trunk out to lunch.

@@garygruber1452 ...

@@te0pol159 which lens is that?

Means the lens is also centered. If you spin it on its axis there is no motion on the projected image. Projected on the film plane. Ultimate optical test.

@@carlosoruna7174 Thanks for replying !

I got it. I went to school for it.

Using the rotary encabulator

@@saad3677 That's the one !

Así es Victor, Cullera es preciosa !! Un saludo

Estás en todos lados amigo .... jjjjajaja

Yo soy tu madre....jajajaja La frase que se oye mas en telenovelas españolas....jajajaja

Impresionante. Gracias por compartirlo.

Molta gent te por que la tecnològia substituisca l`artesania, però la creativitat sempre es patrimoni de l'artista. Les falles han de perdre la por a les noves tecnologies i aprofitar-se'n.

Te doy toda la razón Loli .... Fallo mio gordo ... Cuanto lo siento !!!! Gracias guapa !!!

Siento que no te guste Omer .... una pena !!!

Me gusta, como no me va a gustar!!!...pero me gustaría más si el video hubiera sido con más minutos de imagen y si hubiera tenido otra perspectiva desde un punto más alto, de forma que se viera mayor ángulo.

Es uno de los puntos más altos de la ciudad .... para esta técnica no hay otra solución. Gracias por tus comentarios.