The Ultimate Probe Lens Kit?! | Laowa Pro2be

In todays video I will show you the BRAND NEW ‪@LaowaByVenusOptics‬ 24mm T8 2X Macro Pro2be Lens Kit. This quick overview shows all 3 lenses and also how I used my creativity to capture interesting probe shots at home. 🔥
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📚 Chapter Breakdown:
00:00 - Intro
00:41 - Direct View Lens
01:33 - 35 Degree Lens
02:33 - Periscope Lens
03:53 - Creative Ideas
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[@SomewhatAbnormal]

I think you’ve answered the question that was plaguing me - “which of the three lenses is the most useful if I can only afford one?” I think it’s the direct view because it’s the most amenable for use on a traditional slider. I don’t have a $100K Bolt robot arm, and the other lenses seem more appropriate with robot controlled motion.

[@oliver_howells]

Totally right, i just think the others have such a unique purpose. In fact all of them are unique, but the direct view is the best entry style shot and like you said more likely used on a 100k robot arm.

[@brandhuetv]

​@@oliver_howellsCertainly! I think the direct view can replace all three. Thanks for this demonstration and examples. I thought this video could be more helpful and unique if you shot the three scenes with the three lenses.

[@tombeeken]

that honey shot is actually crazy good ! definitely the best way to use the lens it seems !

[@errolvanzie4765]

thanks for the video

[@oliver_howells]

Thanks for watching!!🙌🏻

[@EthanTheIdioticTankengine]

Its extremely funny reading and watching a lot of these reviews and this is the first one ive seen so far saying the periscope is actually useful by specifically filming miniatures
The original Thomas The Tank Engine series built a set of periscopes (though they were straight up and down mounted on a rig rather than having a 65 or so degree angle)

[@jeffreymackey7342]

Thanks for the info. I couldn't find the minature city video you had clips of. Mind linking it?

[@malrik5619]

Very insightful review

[@oliver_howells]

Thanks a lot, it was great fun trying them out and really awesome to see the potential of these lens 🔥

[@latnemesac7144]

Great detailed review..❤

[@oliver_howells]

Thanks so much!! Glad you like the video 😊

[@JayNikam]

looks amazing

[@oliver_howells]

Thanks man, it was really fun to try the 3 lenses. There's so many ways they can used for video 👌🏻

[@MarkDuffyPhotography]

Love the last shot. Think I saw a reel where someone put small caster wheel on the lens for more stability

[@oliver_howells]

Thanks mate, really glad you like the last one. That was probably my favourite too. No way, stabiliser wheels? thats clever haha!

[@dopexmc7901]

if you have to choose one for all your miniature recordings which one would it be, the 35degree ones? This looks like the best one for me

[@oliver_howells]

I'd probably just choose the probe lens or the persicope. They were my two favourites. Depends on the shot angles you're trying to get

[@Richoecreate]

Great review and very unique angles , my favorite is the periprobe . I believe all these lenses come in PL mounts by default therefore you’ll need to purchased the interchangeable mounts and swap them to your liking mount !

[@oliver_howells]

Yeah the Periprobe is really amazing, I can't wait to see what other people can do with it. I think you're right, all the details should be on the website 👌🏻

[@johnkantar9788]

would you recommend these lenses for macro photography? .

[@oliver_howells]

They are definitely great for macro photography. But you do need a lot of light for this lens. I'd personally still go for a macro lens that is built by the camera brand you're using or someone like Sigma. But thats just a personal preference!

[@johnkantar9788]

Thank you