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Love this lens and use it for street photography as well. Thanks for review, by some reason, on this piece of glass, they are rare.

I just inherited my grandma’s S2 and am wondering what the best digital film back is for it?

There is also a Super Isolette Rangefinder and is really expensive.

Seriously impressed by the Canon 120. Definitely a hidden gem of a zoom point and shoot.

The image with the dog was very beautiful, too !

1:17 made me spit out my tea laughing

I need this music in my life

Glad you're ok Mark. I'm just here for the alliteration.

I have a Takumar 85mm 1.9 that I've been like "do I need this?" but your video inspired me to slap it on my pen e-pl2 and roam around the local station here in suburbia western Japan this eve... Neat stuff!

Consumptive carcass.... bwahaha.... also, poor you! I have been able to dodge COVID every time. My family's been down with it twice. I would not mind that Canon rangefinder in my collection. Lovely piece of kit, but just the lens will also do me fine :)

Jinx. As soon as it came up that one of the people at the table was my fav too. Reminds me of a famous painting. A keeper.. bangcock was delightfully delirious but Berlin was bong on.. and you did it with a mask fogging you up.. this lens is in my cart.. right up my 170mm Allen Key

Was Nikon still making these lenses for Canon back then?

does this camera just shoots in black and white?

Okay, feel free to ignore this question that I've been pondering for at least the last year. Has the Golden Age of Street Photography gone (probably reaching its demise in about 1982), or am I just looking back with a pair of Kodacolor tinted specs ? Are we living in a uni-culture post-modernist dystopia. Granted Bangkok and Berlin looked very different ... but they are probably cultural extremes on opposite sides of the globe. Don't worry, you aren't the first and you won't be the last person coming back from Bangkok with a dose of something 🤧🤪😷

Since you asked, near the end, if I stumbled across this video because I had a passing interest in that lens, I have to confess, I had never heard of the lens before, but stopped by to watch because I enjoy your presentation. That I also learned about the lens this past 26 minutes is just a bonus 😉 Lovely bokeh, I must admit.

New Sub. You had me in 20 seconds. What a fun video, UA-cam needs more characters. Just keep uploading.

As you dropped “febrile phantasms of photographic forays” I thought you were going to loop back to your earlier catholic comment,,,,, The editing of Bangkok night was excellent; between the off focus vid and the soundscape, was very very fever dream. Bravo. I loved all the Bangkok shots; bangers, indeed. The spy-esque parking garage would have been a top choice for me, maybe just as such an almost jarringly counterpoint to the neon (which were great). No, I don’t have that lens. If I could get my old man’s FED fixed I’d consider it for that, but this vid has almost made me fire up the eBay monster and look at that Olympus… me, who hates digital because the bloody menus drive me insane,,, Pleased you seem to have bounced back from the cooties; hope there’s no long leg brain drag for you.

A very cool concept to do pet photos using inspiration from photographers in other genres. Very cool project. Personally I view Bruce Gilden as an entitled, self-important, parasite "artist" - he might be lovely in day to day interactions - but his approach to subjects is disrespectful and itself not worty of respect. His photographic style is one thing, and that is legitimate and ironically, I prefer the Bruce Gilden style pics you did! You, however, treated your subject with utmost respect - even though copying Gilden's style still. Terry Richardson might be edgy, but generally he is so with consenting subjects. Loved it for the tongue in cheek vibe you always have.

I love my Pen F, I got two (silver and black). But the video footage it produces is just atrocious.

great pictures and video, really like to see what you capture

There are a lot of good points in the video. The 180-600 is a great upgrade to the 200-500 Ito internal zoom, the short turn from 180-600, the build quality etc, The extra 100mm for birding in good light as Nikon never had a budget friendly 600 mm lens. In many parts of the world wildlife relates to birds and then 600mm becomes a "must have" focal length. Can has the 100-500 f7.1 that is very popular and Sony the 200-600. I am not a predominatn bird shooter so I would have loved a 200-500 f5.6 build like the 180-600. for me this is the weak spot of the 150-600 and 180-600 lenses. Yes sensors have become very good and I believe the Z6/6ii sensor is a great example where high ISO is handled exceptionally well. I also think the 180-600 sharpness reach its peak with the 24mp sensor. I have the Z6ii and Z9 and although at close distance the Z9 resolve bit more detail, I honestly think the Z6ii or Z6iii is a better match with the 180-600 than the high mp Z8/9. My 500pf f5.6 resolve much more detail from the Z9 than the 180-600. Yes prime lenses are sharper. My point is this. If you going to spend the money to buy a Z8/9 and you want the best resolution from your camera, buy the 600 pf or 600 f4. The Z6iii and even Z6ii (yes the speed and focus is not at the same level as the Z6iii or Z8/9) is the optimum match for the Z180-600.

Nice video with great presentation. I have just bought this lens to add to my 20mm f1.8 and 50mm f1.4 and my Nikon F5. Will be using it over the next few weeks using mainly b/w film. I’m looking forward to the challenge.

The images were great!

Olympus c2100 here. 2.1 megapixels and i use it all the time. fun, unpretentious, and even though im part of the analogue resistance theres something about it that i love.

I laughed out loud when I saw the formulas

Just bought one for 12€, I will probably spend more to get batteries for it. I'd have to say that I disagree that this is the flimsiest camera made by a major camera manufacturer, imo that award belongs to the Minolta Dynax 4.

Good day Mark I was at your lecture today and I will say you really spark the embers to a real bonfire of creativity in me . I will always remember your words❤ thank you so much

Great video! I always thought that soviet lenses do not focus properly on Leica or Canon LTM due to different thread-measurements or something. At least thats what I read somewhere. But your photos do look sharp, or did you have to adjust the rangefinder on the Canon? BTW I did a comparison video for Canon Rangefinders on my channel.

Tonight… I buy a Mini

Ukraine was just the Soviet Union just like any other region in fact it was the soviet Union during the Chernobyl disaster.

What is Bill Gates doing fronting up a UA-cam channel?

The first time I used the Industar-50 was on a bad Zorkiy 4k. It turned out to have had problems with the winding distance and the rangefinder was absolutely out of alignment. But the few good photos of my wife and daughter off the 5222 roll were phenomenal. Certainly gives an out of time kinda vibe.

I love this FED lens, you mentioned problems with filter / hood size etc, this is easy as Actina 36 push fit filters work with these lenses also if you use an Actina filter the thread size for the hood is 34mm so you can find a modern hood to fit this. Happy hunting.

28 may be boring on FF, but what about on an APSC/DX sensor, now we're in 42mm territory but choking the light down to f/4.2. On something like the Zfc Im contemplating purchasing, would I be able to get any interesting depth of field, or am I going to be stuck with boring snapshots but less context? I here the 16-50 kit lens is a banger and does well in low light situations with the stabilization built into the lens.

Lovely pictures though! And footage too! 👍🏻

I watched Fellini's 8 1/2 last night and I couldn't tell you what the movie was about. I just focused on the imagery. The black and white image to me is more dramatic, more powerful and really creates more of an emotional response for the viewer. Your photos were terrific and the black and white always provides that bit of documentation that color doesn't seem to be able to capture. However I did learn there is a species of bear/wolf/monkey?/spider? in greater Australia that I didn't know existed (24:08). A terrifying looking beast and I am just going to assume it's also poisonous. Thanks.

Thanks for this look into Bhutan! You got some great shots; I especially loved the second roll. I have the I-22 and luckily it doesn't lock at infinity. I just love how non-intrusive it is with a small rangefinder.

when i saw FED50 i was thinking the very fine soviet Trip copy. Also has a super sharp lens in it.

love the review & the jokes! also the music that starts at around 1:30 & keeps on going for awhile could you recall its name? I've looked through the library of songs you mentioned in the description but nothing matches the one in your video :(

I recently got this camera, but I haven’t been able to figure out how to make the flash pop up on its own, I literally have to manually open it. It looks like you just slide across the lens cover and that made it pop up automatically, is that all you have to do is there a button you press? Maybe mine is broken? Thanks for reply in advance mate

My issue with the Z system is that it does not have a good selection of compact primes. The 28 in this video is an exception, but what about 24, 35, 50, and 85? The 50 1.8 is enormous. Just give me small, sharp primes. Maybe even all f4 if I must give something up.

I love that car because i have 1 too. I only watched for the vehicle alone. 😂😂😂

My TLR Rollie is a non threatening camera and people are curious about it, usually I get no resistance from my subjects.

I thought rules were meant to be broken?

Hi! Thanks for the great videos! I’ve read that the Sure Shot 120 shutter button needs to be pressed fairly hard. Do you find this is the case? Would love to see a full review of the Sure Shot sometime!

What an absoltely brilliant idea. I absolutely want to rip you off here and make my own version.

Nice videos! The Nikon you were talking about. Is it a lens you can fit on this bronica?

I was goimg to watch but the repetative background noise was too annoying

Dude. You crack me up. Especially that last bit about Japanese sellers. 😂 I’m picking up my first N2020 for $20 off Facebook marketplace tonight. 💛🖤

I'm with you, I don't care a jot for "group rules" just the images. Simple. Looking at tech specs for modern lenses is OK for checking what the lens can and can't fo.. But always it's the photographer. The colours and clarity from the best of the "vintage lenses is often great because they have fewer elements and groups. That's it. Thank you for a great real life review.