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Nice video, useful and unique content. Interested to get one of these lens for my ZF. Wondering any other easy to find options of adapters if i want to use nikkor s lens with TZM-02?

does this have to be calibrated for film cameras like the TTartisans and such do? or is it good to go out of the box?

Such a beautiful Hong Kong….Love your footage and music

It's so hard to evaluate film stocks on low resolution video.

I love film camera and pictures that comes out film looks amazing. The problem with film is that we have to make sure what you are clicking. I also followed @gabriellieng channel. Thanks for sharing

does your protector ring fit the 35mm nokton classic lens too?

Photography is not about how a camera or a lens looks, it is about how the images looks !

You speak beautifully and have a good spirit in you. Subscribed.

I found this channel because of a Google search that brought me to your website. Thanks for sharing your work and insights. I am now a sub!!!!!!!!!

What was the focal length of your video showing you moving on location?

Great video and blog post on this lens. I have recently bought the 24mm f/3.8 Elmar and totally fallen in love with 24mm. So, I’m very tempted by the 24mm Summilux. 😊 How do you find the size and weight for daily use and travel? Too big and heavy or no problem? Do you use f/1.4-2 a lot or mostly stopped down? Best regards from Copenhagen

Where did you get Lens hood for Rollei 35?

cool video

I am thinking about to get the new 50mm 1.0, I just got the Nikon ZF, I still have the 50mm 1.1 M mount, don't understand why people don't like this lens much, my copy is sharp.

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Thanks for the lens review. You'll have to try out a proper Nikon S body!! The RF Patches on mine are all way brighter than the ones on Leica bodies. They just need to be cleaned sometimes.

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Thank you, This is definitely one of the better videos for using a 24mm leica lens!

In my opinion, automatic ISO feature on Leica is plain silly. We are supposed to set the ISO and forget it. Germans in their infinite wisdom love to overengineer everything, starting from cars and ending with cameras. Your pictures taken on film look fantastic. Monochrome Leica simply cannot replicate film stocks such as Fuji Acros or Double-X, Tri-X, or FP4+ for that matter.

Never understood the fuss about Voigtlander glass, they are so bland with generic rendering. The Noctilux f1 runs rings around this.

Nice review

Nice. Where to buy

It’s just like that walled city of Kowloon. Wasn’t able to get there before it was gone.

Another great one A.T. I photograph to freeze and preserve my memories. I am a nurse and I've had patients that as they've aged lose their memory. We tell the family to bring photos to help their loved ones not feel scared, anxious and or alone. The patients may forget where they are and why they are at the hospital but when we talk about a a photo all the illness slips away for a moment and they remember a happier time and they are themselves for a moment. Photos are very important to me.

To me, the act or practice of photography demands that we pay attention... [to what and to what end?]... the image is to experience, demonstrate, and suggest or encourage engagement [with what and to what end?]. All subjects are of consequence. Some 'ends' matter, most don't. Lkd&Subd.

It's a nice sentiment Anson. We capture things before they are gone. That certainly includes so many places in HK - a city that changes so quickly. But I think of this especially with people we love - they change, as we all do, with time, and the life stages we capture are too eventually gone. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on capturing pictures of places while we can.

Well done Anson, Nice Rollei you have there. I use a Leofoto G2 gear head for my 2.8 Rollei + the Rollei quick tripod head. I can highly recommend the Rollei Mutar's for extra width or reach, they work amazingly well past F5.6👍

Nice video. I have slide negatives from the 1960s of Kowloon and can imagine it's all been demolished by now

Good thoughts. After years of photographing for clients, I have retired, and now use my cameras for myself. It has taken at least two years to find out how to enjoy photography just for myself. Cheers

Excellent video and superb photographs that you've shown. Thank you for sharing an insightful video with a really meaningful question. It's definitely got me looking through some recent work and asking myself :)

Japan is amazing.

ROLLEI'S ROCK ... I am so glad to see this legendary camera out , and being used by photographers ... The square format lends itself to so much ... documenting the present , and preserving those places , moments ... I enjoy doing this myself ... A deeper meaning of Life. Hong Kong is beautiful with neon lights ... 🥰

Gorgeous

Thank you!💎🦘

Great to have your spouse sharing the same passion. I'd say your wife has more unique shots compared to yours. Cheers!

Interesting and entertaining, thanks Anson!

Great work Anson. That Dallmeyer reminds me a bit of the world after a little too much wine! But you used it to good effect. Nice to see the Makina back out in action. Thanks the video - some good advice, and some lovely photos as always.

Great overview and sharing what tools you used for the experience!

Stop talking about gear man!! A skill photographer can able to shoot No matter what camera he has in Hands even a Cheaper one. Doesn't have to be Leica damn it!! Show more Vision and photos instead.

A.T. I'm so glad you finally got to post another video! Keep it up it was well worth the wait. These image were AMAZING! As always your videos are informative, insightful and so well put together. My son Anson also watched with me as he is now a fan because you share the same name haha. Japan is on of my bucket list places to visit. I would love to surf, take photos, eat good food and take in the scenery there. Youve made me curious about the 28mm.

The menu metering is the simplest i have ever experiment in 60 years.

No camera is perfect.

They look soft. My 35mm looks sharper. Try a tripod or hold it sturdier

Did you use a promist filter ir is the blooming from the lens?

Wondering if you had to pick either the 50 or 35mm lens which would you choose?

Love this. I was planning to get the Fuji Natura 24mm but was initially intimidated by the wide lens.

I used to shoot mostly on a 100mm equivalent focal length (m43) Im now on a fuji and i am trying to feel more Comfortable with wider lenses... Its overwhelming for me...

I’m doing something similar - switching up from my 28mm focal length of choice to 50mm.

Good video bro.

why nwwd to step out for 24mm ?? you phone is already 24mm lens nothing new