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Wow, if you found something, just let me know and thanks for your comment.

Yes. Very good yes. Focusing at that shallow D.O.F., plus constantly in the change os lenses... Thanks for your comment.

Yes, this one is really old. In their genealogy, TAKUMAR is the 1st. generation. By understanding their genealogy, you know what you are buying. TIPS: Take a look at the titles. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment. Just wait for the Jupiter 3 Encore, where I will compare, flares (if it is not raining here for more than 50 days), d.o.f. and their bokeh. And why I prefer Jupiter over Helios.

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Thanks for your comment. This Old Zebra version, it has a long front thread. You need to unscrew the ring that secures the first lens then invert it from concave to convex. Your 44-7 has to have enough thread to secure the front lens, otherwise, the first element will fall off. Do this carefully and have fun.

Glad it was helpful!

The next Silver, can you guess?😁

@@red_code You cannot own the silver Helios-44 and remain satisfied until you also own its big sister, the silver Helios-40. since you already have the Mir-1, this is the next logical step. Bokeh diva, indeed.

@@seoulrydr By logic yes, Biotar's brother. However, the len's value in a short time reached an exaggerated limit and, to avoid repeating the symmetry, I chose another lens, the Jupiter 9. Wait for the review of this, and tanks for your comment.

O prazer é meu, se voce o achou excelente.

Sorry for the late reply. I use a tripod @95% rate, no matter day or night, to avoid undesired shake and to keep ISO as low as possible. Night photography shows you the lens abilities, with extra attention to the bokeh, as it come first. Bokeh can be noted carefully, from centre to edges. Thanks for your comment.

Hello, I don't know if the rehoused version has new coatings but adjustments have been made. You can find them here (ironglassadapters.com/rehoused-soviet-lenses/rehoused-soviet-lenses/).

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You are welcome and, more are to come, in a neutral way.

Sorry for the late reply. Yes. it's a compur shutter.

Sorry for the late reply, and thanks for your comment. This piece of glass is a gem, and I encourage you to have a full-frame camera, where the feelings for the D.O.F. are more noticeable. Have you noticed in my channel I never approach for the lens price, and why? It's to protect all of us - photographers/video makers from the snippers. 😄. They used to raise prices if we all promoted the lens at an affordable price. I respect my viewers and commentators most and hope @sclogse1 doesn't get the wrong side of my writing😉😊.

Sorry for the late reply. Indeed, the 8 element version of the 50mm f/1.4 is a gem. Before this series, I was owning only ONE Takumar. The just-said lens.

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, Tomioka lens has it's distinctive flare, and when the day I'm fully loaded with cinematic eyes, these two lenses are to follow in my camera bag. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you very much😊

😄I don't do magic, I search for them. Thanks for your comment.

For this video, I'm using a Sony Alpha 7C with an adaptor from K&C concept but it's out of the market. The "RAF" here mentioned, I don't know how good it is, that's why, I'm appointing L39 mount.

😊Excellent question. Not many lenses. I'm "suspicious" that ironglassadapters are paying close attention to editors who play with vintage Russian lenses and decide whether to rehouse it for video use. Click on their website and search for "Soviet rehoused".

You welcome and the pleasure it's mine.

Wow, I remember this trick very well when my mentor was teaching me photography. Thanks for the comment.

Yes, it's a Tomioka made lens. Tomioka lenses have their distinctive flare as shown in this and other videos about Tomioka. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment.

I'm sorry for the disturbance I have made. I will try to find a work around on how to remove that music during the lens intro. Sorry for that and thanks for the comment.

@@red_code it's hard to hear your voice over music.

@@shomystilllazy Yes, I understand it. This video was made when I was still inexperienced.😮‍💨

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You are right. It's not a must have. If I tell you how many photos I deleted because are out of focus, your reaction will be this🙄. Im my camera settings, I was using the "low" focusing assist, a very thin line, to be very cautious on "where am I focusing". If choose the "medium", most of them follows to the bin but, when you nail the target at 100%, at f5/6 or even F/8, this is the result. Thanks for your comment and wait for the Flecktogon.😊

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Thank you for your comment. If you want a “cinematic look” with post, this is the fast lane. The professionals says “always keep everything flat “no saturation, sharpness and contrast “ if your camera can't record raw.” This method you still have room for post processing. Anyway, the most important is working in the confort zone😊

@@red_code Many thanks. I am still just trying these out, so it is early days. Seeing other people's cinematic styles, I find I like the ones where that style looks like a deliberate intention rather than a sad accident 🤣🤣

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Thank you very much for your comment. I always try my best to be precise, informative and within 6 minutes. This channel will be my own encyclopedia.

Yes sir🙂.

😆Pentax. You only realize Pentax it's not that sharp if you zoom in. I don't crop pictures or footage. Pentax bokeh is more round, and I prefer a background with some pattern - think over a cup of coffee with milk just added without stir. Minolta offers a creamy D.O.F., the milk pattern is gone. I"m saying this because I'm incorporating all others Pentax lenses in a group if realizing a short film project. One lens alone doesn't make any difference .Thanks for your comment.

Thank you for your comment. Much appreciated.

From the batch number you find behind the A/M switch.

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As easy as a piece of cake. I have several radioactive lenses, specially the Carl Zeiss Pancolar (Zebra) 50mm f/1.8 (the strongest one). Unmount it from your camera body and if you don't feel safe, put it inside of a tin and close it. Only it's unsafe if you grind the glass dust and have direct contact with your body. Thanks for your comment.

Ha ha, I have a MIR 20-M and I'm out of my Country collecting samples shots for the MIR-20M chapter. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment. I made a short video for this. That ring only accepts M42 lenses.

Thanks fou your comment. I think all photographers should use the guide lines to avoid distortion.

Hello and thank you for your comment . Much appreciated.🙂

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