Konica Hexanon AR 40mm f1.8 - on a Micro 4/3 Camera (pt1)

(Part One) This Konica Hexanon AR 40mm 1.8 is a great little vintage gem that pumps out a retro filmic look and delivers stunning colors. If you have this lens please share your thoughts regarding the pros cons and deal breakers along with any links. Thanks for watching. Part 2 is in the creation stage which we'll cover specific details regarding glass coating, bokeh, lens flares, and crop factor on a micro 4/3 Lumix. Ciao!

[@Maartenols]

I just bought one of these. Great video man, thanks for this. ❤ Ps. You are crazy btw, I do like your style.

[@lxhk3595]

More of that!

[@jonathangoodman2636]

You never got around to a part deux, but this was the most fun camera/lens video I've ever seen! I'm currently awaiting my second Konica 40mm, the first was a hazy mess.

[@matthew_capowski]

Great intro and video! I have and like this lens also. 40mm is one of my favorite focal lengths. The bokeh can be a bit funky.

[@adaptingtovintagelenses6358]

thanks for watching and leaving a comment. i liek to have fun creating these lens reviews. although this 4omm is not my work horse lens choice i use it when needed. if you have any lens reviews please send me a link i'd love to learn something from you @matthew_capowski
cheers from atlanta ga usa

[@dancrile5640]

Bruh 💀 learned more from this video and actually enjoyed the whole video. Good shit my guy

[@marklion315]

Well made video, breath of fresh air from the countless geriatrics slowly talking into the camera

[@ShakurTheAshier]

Please keep the videos coming lmao

[@muctrun9me7768]

4:34 I cant hold my laugh after that , sorry!

[@JoenelDragos]

cool review - hope part II will be a beastttttt of a part

[@heyitsgerard]

Where's the conclusion of the eye of the CYCLOPIC BEEEEEEEEAST?!

[@medallionmotionpictures]

Gerard G! Thanks for the comment man. Please know that part 2 is curretnly in the works. Since this last video post, I was lured and captivated by the likes of the Kamlan lens line 50mm, 21mm, 58mm and 32mm. Not for sure if you know about this Kamlan but rest assured I will put you up on some game G. Thank man, from Atlanta GA USA!

[@bulboes]

@@medallionmotionpictures I like your style & your pace & your use of old tv-ads, the hints of irony in your soothing voice, please finish Part 2 anyhow ;) - greetings from Hamburg, Germany (okay, I already own that lens, anyway!)

[@medallionmotionpictures]

@@bulboes Thanks my friend from across the globe. I appreciate your watching & comments. I will defiantly finish part 2. This is a hobby that I enjoy creating entertaining & informative lens reviews.

[@GlitteratiLive]

Would love to learn more about the wide angle adapter in part 2

[@malibrary7053]

Now that was a review! Great job

[@adaptingtovintagelenses6358]

many thanks to you malibrary7053 for wathching and leaving a comment. as a micro four thrids shooter using these vintage lenses give a filmic stylized look in my opinion. the sercet i've found is knowing when and why to use these kinds of lenses on a project. if you have any lens reviews or gear reviews i'd love to watch and learn something from you.
cheers from atlanta ga usa.