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I have this lens and it's my favorite of the Takumar series. I'm a fan of the 28mm focal length but the character of this lens is amazing. Great video!

This is great to see! I keep going back and forth on the 8 vs 7 element veriosn. I have the 55mm 1.8 but that is a bit underwhelming. Great to see a video test of this lens. Thank you.

❤😂🎉 Классно, спасибо.

Beautiful

“We have forgotten that there are things we got right. And we got them right a long time ago. I think the camera lens is one of them.” Beautifully said man. That’s something I will carry with me for a long time.

Amazing ! Using a sigma film recipe or color grading?

Beautiful shots!

I have never ever understood why focal lengths have to be rigidly this or that, seemingly by some regulation or else they are strange or odd or even surely just arn't real serious lenses. Are they? I have been using DSLRS and digital mirrorless from 1964 and 2011 respectively. I can see why 50mm or there-abouts is considered a standard 35mm lens and the starting point for all other lens focal length nomenclature and designations. I can see why a lens is designated a telephoto lens and I can see why a wide angle is designated as such all relative to a 35mm camera standard lens. I can also see why with lens design improving, an even wider lens became an ultra wide lens. What I cannot see, is that a lens must be 85mm, 135mm or 35mm or some other seemingly set number. Did this ever mean that a lens should only be used at infinity as the focal length (actual field of view) may change as it is focused closer? Of course not. Lets face it a standard lens is a range from about 45mm to 58mm. The 58mm was probably a 55mm limit originally but some superb 58mm lens from some top makers required that everyone change their ideas. Because it was too short for a tele lens and they were generally too good to be passing phase or rubbished as not withing a set on pain of death defined range. So why has a 90mm lens become inferior to an 85mm lens. Or is it the other way round? Why is a 20mm lens correct and a 21mm or 19mm is odd? Or is the whole lot strange and it has to be actually 17mm? There is a lot of difference between a 17mm and a 21mm. Oh yes and if the 21mm has the correct amber/yellow toning you want as a characteristic right now, keep it away from UV light. I like the way you make this lens part of what you want the images to be. Or is it the current characteristics of the lens are ideal for what you want to create. Either way you get the results you want and are happy with. As a viewer here so am I.

Beautiful footage you should be very proud. Always a fan a fan of vintage (non prissy) glass and the people that work with what they have.

Amazingly breathtaking.

wow those wide slow shots are beautiful

Absolutely wonderful imagines, composition and "light" with these 2 Minolta's on your S-fp ! Well done. The 21 / 85mm really match nicely with the low contrast rendering. The 21mm MC / 20mm MD are expensive and quite rare... I wonder how different they look compared to a Nikkor 20mm or a cheap Samyang 19mm?

How would you say do those Minolta lenses compare to your Takumars? Would you choose one over the other? I own several Takumars myself and love how they look and feel, especially on my fp :) The 85mm was next on my list, should I consider getting the Rokkor instead?

I love these kind of videos. No talking, but talking through the capture of nature

Beautiful, thank yall. Your videos inspired me to go all in with takumar this last year - a whole vibe of new creative life beyond the old glass itself. What a pleasure to see this fresh drop as I decided to check back in today. Appreciation/respect from mountains of NC.

Amazing

Tour de force bit of filmmaking. I can't help but be completely inspired by this. Looking forward to more of your work. Isn't it so wondrous to use vintage lenses?

So many of these frames standalone as wonderful still compositions, but I love that you rolled 24fps hd video and leveled this 1960s lens up to 21st Century. Subscribed.

My friend said that you should upload it again, starting from 00:53 and use that frame as the thumbnail to get more views.

I love you videos and I have a ton of grading questions! would love if you did tutorials!

Beautiful work!

❤❤❤❤❤❤loved it! The mirror part was amazing. Please do more!

Amazing!

What wide lens?

Looking forward to it!

Im here for it!!!! Love the intro!

Do you have a link to download those projector effects

So …. Are like not gonna post more awesome stuff? 😢

Great 🎉, how do you like FP vs fx3?

Amazing works ❤

Just got your works pushed by YT. YOU ARE AMAZING BRO.

good job!

Beautiful video! I just purchased an old Alpha 99 Sony, looking for Minolta cheap and good quality lens, thanks fro sharing. Great channel and video again...

Photos look ok but man, that video footage looks rough. I have this lens as well. What adapter were you using? Doesn’t look like the lens is calibrated or focusing properly. Super soft even for vintage glass. I like the video but get that thing looked at LOL.

Beautiful man! Wow

That golden lens flare with the yellow flowers and green background is incredible. Nice work!

Lovely work man. Own both the lens and camera, this inpires me to go out shooting with them. Do you capture the RAW straigt to SSD or do you use an externa; monitor/recorder?

OMG! If you were seller you got me! 😂Great video. Now this lens is on my list...😂

Can you say something about your music and sound design? It's all in all just stunning. I am overwhelmed.

There is no way to put nds on this lens right?

Great shots! I wonder where it was shot at... 👀 For real though, great work

I'm considering between Hexagon 57 1.4 vs this lens. Your video is sooo stunning, it sold me every time !!!!!

🫡 lovin the vibes

My ultrawide monitor appreciates the aspect ratio. Lens has great flares and bokeh.

bro might be gxace <3

Yooooooo the location is sick!!! Where is it!!!

Nice shots! Which super Takumar is it?

I need to fix my Superlakumar 35 f2 thanks for the lovely video!

Gorgeous. What lens mount on the takumar?

Absolutely gorgeous. I can tell you spent many hours color grading the footage by the look. It looks refined.