Once again I have learnt something. You cause people to slow up, well you do me. Lens have a personality so to speak is what have picked up from you. Which in turn opens another door to explore. Had a look in my cabinet and there’s a Minolta 50mm f2. So tomorrow taking it on my walk. Thank you once again
I'm glad I've led you towards vintage lenses - they're technically less perfect than modern lenses, but it's those imperfections that give them their character and look. Modern lenses are great too, but often lack personality. Thanks for watching!
I'm very glad it comes across that way. When I go out with a camera I forget problems too; for me it's a meditative thing and I'm happy that some of that comes through. :)
Fun to watch, makes me want to buy more lenses. Maybe I missed this -- what mount do the Chinon & Pancolar lenses use? I think the Chinon may be a Pentax K mount, and can't guess for the Pancolar. Thanks.
Great video mate!! I think that a good next video could be a comparative of two great zeiss lenses, your favorite Pacolar and my favorite Biotar 58 f2. How do you think it resolves? better sharpnes, bokeh and microcontrast? Maybe I end buying the pancolar too :) Thanks again and regards from Spain!!
@@zenography7923 -- Well, I'm scouring eBay, shopgoodwill-dot-com, etsy and bonanza-dot-com looking for examples of both. The "CHINON" labeled one is a lot more common than the "CHINAR" -- so if I end up with both and adapt them to my Lumix G85 then I can do a bokeh shoot-out!! Thanks!
people take photos of exactly what they like, you can put up so many rules for this and that or you can try to think for yourself and toss those rules out the window and begin to play with your camera while living your life
Your channel is like the show "Planet Earth" but for cameras. I love it.
Many thanks, glad you're enjoying it!
Once again I have learnt something. You cause people to slow up, well you do me. Lens have a personality so to speak is what have picked up from you. Which in turn opens another door to explore. Had a look in my cabinet and there’s a Minolta 50mm f2. So tomorrow taking it on my walk. Thank you once again
I'm glad I've led you towards vintage lenses - they're technically less perfect than modern lenses, but it's those imperfections that give them their character and look. Modern lenses are great too, but often lack personality. Thanks for watching!
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Great video and great images as always, thanks for sharing ❗️👍🏻
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
I love the information and peace in your videos. I forget all my problems and learn alot❤❤
I'm very glad it comes across that way. When I go out with a camera I forget problems too; for me it's a meditative thing and I'm happy that some of that comes through. :)
Do you have a video covering the modern cameras and adapter(s) that you use? Love the information that you provide!
Glad you're enjoying the videos! I use a full frame Sony A7, with cheap, so called 'dumb' adaptors, which do the job very well!
Zenography awesome, thank you very much!
Wow I'm very impressed with that Chinon!
Me too, it was a big surprise!
The Pancolar is a top 5 50mm lens for me.
Me too!
Thanks mate!
Fun to watch, makes me want to buy more lenses.
Maybe I missed this -- what mount do the Chinon & Pancolar lenses use? I think the Chinon may be a Pentax K mount, and can't guess for the Pancolar.
Thanks.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video! The Chinon is indeed Pentax K, and the Pancolar is M42.
Great video mate!! I think that a good next video could be a comparative of two great zeiss lenses, your favorite Pacolar and my favorite Biotar 58 f2. How do you think it resolves? better sharpnes, bokeh and microcontrast? Maybe I end buying the pancolar too :) Thanks again and regards from Spain!!
Thanks, that's a really good idea!
wonder who it is giving thumb down, must be a lenses youtuber. Thanks for the informative video about lenses.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
I like that Chinon. :)
It's a really nice lens - quite a surprise!
thanks man
No worries, glad you enjoyed it!
Regarding the Chinar 50mm f1.9 -- is the "Chinon" 50mm f1.9 comparable? Or actually a different lens?
I'm not sure; I would imagine they're similar though...
@@zenography7923 -- Well, I'm scouring eBay, shopgoodwill-dot-com, etsy and bonanza-dot-com looking for examples of both. The "CHINON" labeled one is a lot more common than the "CHINAR" -- so if I end up with both and adapt them to my Lumix G85 then I can do a bokeh shoot-out!! Thanks!
I'm not keen on the Summitar's bokeh. But it has the name that people have heard of. Like Rolex in watches. For that, you have to pay.
There's probably a certain amount of fashion going on, but for many, it's a lovely lens!
Hello Zenography, is there any mail for contacting you? Just bought one old Zorki 3 and I need few advices. Thanks Aleksandar.
Hi, you can contact me at zenography11@gmail.com
@@zenography7923 Thank you so much. I will write to you soon.
Ah, you missed the Mamiya 50mm F2.0!
I'll try one if I find one!
All you goobers who care more about the blur and lens distortions than creating good compositions. you bokeh bros have ruined photography completely
I think spinach is over rated! :-)
I think you need to broaden the range of photos you're looking at - there are plenty of styles out there for all tastes ;-)
people take photos of exactly what they like, you can put up so many rules for this and that or you can try to think for yourself and toss those rules out the window and begin to play with your camera while living your life