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Thanks for sharing, mate!

Thanks for these advices.

I’m not sure if I should invest in a red or an iPhone 16.

There is a discrepancy between the original 1965 44-2 and the later iterations. The original has noticeably better image quality and build quality.

Dope.

Good work! Thnx

Thanks for advices broh , I learnt something " we must tell the story"💯❤️👊

Great content man! Keep doing it!

Thumbs up, bro!

FYI i collect 20 helios 44 from early to last version, my concern about quality, as long you using KMZ and BeLOMO ones always render great result, what you showing in this video and consider as Better than 44-2 are absolutely wrong for me, because yours are valdai production version where yg e quality are far below standard in contrast, sharpness and color rendering because it was economic version, but if you using helios 44, 44-2, 44m which produce by KMZ and beLOMO we can start talk about quality.. my concern using valdai version is totally bad quality even you use NOS in good condition due to manufacturing process.. so it gonna be more fair if you comparing 44-2 and 44M because it was on same class

I swear London eye is the 4 biggest and that is the 2 I think it’s called star of nonchung

I have both an M-4 and an M-6 and, although, the M-6 front lens is scratched pretty badly, I still get a nicer and sharper image than with the M-4

Cool video, i really enjoyed watching it!

If you are using PL lenses get the breakthrough lens adapter with the drop in filters!

I need to know what parts are you using for that long top handle that goes all the way to the back

I don't quite agree with these cons. The Komodo is a cinema camera designed for controlled environments, not a run-and-gun setup. For me, a non-optional accessory is my matte box with a variety of filters. The same goes for audio. On almost every shoot where I use my Red Komodo, I have a dedicated sound technician and timecode, reinforcing that this is a controlled environment. Yes, it could have been more power-efficient, but that has never been a major issue for me. I have four 99Wh V-mount batteries, which get me through the day. When a battery dies, we charge it immediately and never run out of power.

Hey, brother, thanks for the good video. If you take into consideration that the Komodo 6K was built as a crash camera, you understand that there was no need for it to have internal ND's. As per power, the Komodo has 37 watts of power draw. Now, I hate making comparisons, but hear me out; The BMPCC6K requires 25 Watts. When you supply external power to the camera and leave the battery in it, it will be charged, but the camera will require another 8 watts! The BM cameras I had, including the 6KFF I still have, last for about 30 minutes when you record in B-Raw, which, for me, isn't good enough. On the other hand, I never had any issues with the Komodo 6K using either those BP batteries or the Anton Bauer once. I have plenty of time to film without worrying about power.

Mr. T back at it again with a TOP NOTCH video!

2:11 your diet is going to kill you.

v mounts all day. kastar makes knock off bp batteries that hold up decent, but i keep mine all on v mounts now. runs all night with monitor etc. the low light is meh for me, but topaz ai to clean that up over davinci's noise removal. i did get the angelbird 1tb cards, they were the best for the buck. i would NEVER suggest getting a used one from anywhere.

Nice, video but I am not so happy with the Komodo + big lenses, not to talk about the monitor which adds extra weight. The problem, is that it is too heavy :( I am thinking to switch to much smaller cinema camera like Sony fx3/6

It does support also the photographic full frame sensor like the A7SIII ?

very good video, I agree, I love my OG Komodo and its the best image in a camera I've owned, I would love to know how you mounted that top handle that goes all the way to the back, it looks to provide more rigidity to the rig and looks very cool.

It’s actually a thousand dollars cheaper now

Amazing

Amazing video

Amazing! What focal lengths were used here?

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im a filmmaker from Menorca (spain) support for all <3

Very proud of you and what you have achieved, brother. Great job 👏

let's go！

The major difference between the 44-2 & 44m-7 is resolution. Resolution (center/edge): Helios-44 -- 35/14 lp/mm Helios -44-2 -- 38/20 lp/mm Helios -44-7 -- 36/17 lp/mm Helios-44М -- 38/19 lp/mm MC Helios-44М-4 -- 41/20 lp/mm MC Helios-44K-4 -- 42/21 lp/mm MC Helios-44М-5 -- 41/20 lp/mm MC Helios-44М-6 -- 45/25 lp/mm MC Helios-44М-7 -- 50/30 lp/mm

WOW! Do you live in China bro?

I was hoping to see some night footage 😢

hey thx for the video i use orions with a tilta handel with a focus finger wheel the focus thow was never a problem actullry good and the cran can handel the c70 with orions so gimbal is defentive posible greetings

Too soft for my taste. I think would be a natural cutting with Mir, Tair, ect.

I love this review, no bullshit, straight to the point

Amazing showcase

Great video man. Im looking to build my rig for the a7iv and looking up videos that help. Only thing i didnt get was base you already had on the cage before placing it on the base plate. Thought you’d explain why that was on there but you moved from the cage straight to the nicey rig. If you could kindly explain that’ll be most helpful thanks

rotate the top handle 180 degrees. It makes things more balanced and easier to carry for long periods of time

I might've missed it, but what camera did you test these lenses on?

the 44mm range is a sweet spot but check out the Helios-33 2/35mm Unit Lens.

lucky for me then! im just noticing ive had the 44m-6 this whole time, been using it since 2018 when i found out about the helios then told my dad i wanted to get one, turns out he already had one from an old zenit camera he had that was stored in my grandads house

The Komodo and Komodo X definitely need new firmware updates. They can't use the newer RF lenses.

Feel the same for you

all helios 44 58mm variants are pretty much based on the Zeiss Biotar and thus should perform very similarly, with greatest variation being outer shell and what factory they were made in (Valdai<KMZ<BelOMO)

Great video and lens but there actually is a wide angle Helios ! The Helios 28mm f/2.8 was made in Japan not the USSR but it’s technically a Helios

Nice video