My Tiny Lens Collection
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- A series of reviews on the quirks and features of my various C-mount lenses, and an explanation of adapting other unique lens mounts like D-mount and CS-mount
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Evan Monsma
Inflation made me do it. Enjoy this massive fortune. I enjoyed this and look forward to your next video! Good luck with the new place.
Thank you 🙏
very easily one of my favourite channels recently
I've been collecting some of these lenses as well. I love how small and easily handled they make my m4/3 camera, and the vignetting/distortion is a cool look I enjoy using a lot in my pictures. Some of the lenses from CCTV or machine vision cameras in particular are made for really tiny sensors, which means getting a perfectly circular image even on my m4/3 camera.
Hello there. What can I say... Holy! This is not only video about telling some story, but an educational historical(somehow) lecture. Was worth the time it took from me. Thank you.
I love the mood and direction of your videos. Your attitude and passtions to create are really inspiring. Found you through sending William Osmand a handle, and i'm glad I did.
What a time to be a filmmaker! Thanks for sharing these cool lenses. I learned a thing or two. I have a 8mm camera with 3 d-mount lenses and was wondering why the mount was so tiny 😅
oooooh, the Elgeet 12mm f/1.2! That showed up when I was researching lenses because it was the first mass produced lens with an aspherical element! Cool to see it featured!
Yesss thats part of the reason I bought it, a piece of lensmaking history
Some of the Elgeet and dujour lenses share similar traits as taylor hobson,
Preach! I’ve been making the case for c mount lenses since the 90s (back when they were dirt cheap). No matter what the specs are of a new camera, I’m always mostly interested in whether it can shoot C mounts or not. Keep it going!
This video is basically all of my reasoning for buying my Pentax Q. I got it from a japanese seller on e-bay for real cheap like, 200 quid a few years ago (2017?)
It mounts these vintage lenses beautifully and the whole body fits in any pocket. So you have it on you and can carry a lot of lenses and, you know, just have fun taking pictures.
It may be helpful for those of us who are interested, but aren't camera geeks, if you added a throwaway line describing what an APS-C camera is. Took me a little searching to figure it out.
... or I could've just waited. You got to it eventually :)
There are D mount to E mount adapters that recess deeply into the mount and allow infinity focus. SHOTEN makes a D-SE adapter like this and there's also a 3D printed one avaialble on ShapeWays. One thing to watch out for is that lenses with wider base might interfere with the adapter recess. Also most D mount lenses have pretty small image circle.
Sounds like you might want a Pentax Q camera - it's the one digital camera that has a flange distance small enough that it can focus D-mount lenses to infinity. Tiny sensor with a ~5.5x crop factor. FWIW, I found having some super thing metal shim rings helpful to nail infinity focus.
I could not care less about cameras and lenses and how they work… but this video was beautiful. Really spoke to me
another can of worms you might wanna consider is harvesting f2.8 lenses for film compacts and custom adapting them by screwing them into lenscaps essentially... currently playing around with one such 40mm f2.8
Nice! I like the image. And the passion. Luck to you man.
Funding for the new studio!
Thank you man!
Oooo I love the dreamy looks, and the light breaking in at 10:12 is a fun consequence, too!
Nice little collection. Was thinking of getting a robot biotar 40mm for my fuji.
Thanks for the informative breakdown of the differences between C, D, and CS mount lenses!
Excellent video and I appreciate the diagram learned a lot. Thx bro!
Man that first lens goes hard. I can see why it's popular on ebay
Back at it! Really cool perspective on different lenses that are obscure. As always killing it. Have a good one man.
I discover your chanel 2 or 3 weeks ago & its a gem! I really like watching it when im doing my own craftsy stuff & you may have inspire me to start my own youtube chanel! Continue your great work its awesome 🤟
Another upload YES!
Can recommend the Cooke Kinic 1 Inch in C-Mount, definitely worth a look -there are a few videos with it on youtube
It's so good that it should be kept secret.
Evan has uploaded a new video
> Vince McMahon looks pleased
It’s about one of my favorite subjects, hacked camera lenses
> Vince McMahon looks excited
The video is over 10 minutes long
> Vince McMahon dies from sheer pleasure
Get a nikon 1 series body! The j5 can shoot pretty decent video, and since its a 1" sensor you almost always get complete coverage with c mount lenses
Woah I did not know this existed. I've used the c-mounts on my modded 1" sensor action cam but wasnt aware of the nikon 1 line. Will definitely look more into it
@@EvanMonsma theyre awesome little cameras! The whole line is great, but the J5 and V3 are def the best. But even the J1 and V1 can shoot some pretty solid images and videos. Just watch out for the 10-30mm lenses, theyre notorious for having aperture failures that render them basically useless.
Discord gang lesgo!
Nice to have you back
noiceeeeee. good to see that putrid fake green river again in Indy. Even here in Ireland we don't do that :D
congrats on the 20k, really enjoy how you approach problems.
My favorite thing about adapting vintage SLR lenses onto mirrorless is that you get the full functionality of the lens for very little cost. They may be more challenging to use but you are using them at 100% of their capacity. As opposed to adapting an electronic SLR lens. Challenging but fun.
Cool video. I also have the Wollensak 1-in f/1.5. It's the smallest lens I have and quite an interesting one to shoot with.
Great to have you back.
i thought i was thr only dude that got that 1.6 16mm. I bought it from a random dude off facebook for a dollar. I also got a bunch of these c mount lenses, i really love the soft final image they produce
btw i got a 25mm and it covers my sony nex image fully
The Return of the King 👑
First! Im stoked to watch!
funny to be talking about tiny lenses, whilst filming skaters using a massive MK1 fisheye lens.
Lmao true we had two very different setups
ur vids are always great
Good video!
Top channel
Greetings from Tasmania
You're telling me I could get that image quality for like, 30 bucks. Man I need to make better purchase decisions 😂 great video as always man!
thank you
Go dog go'!
Would they be better if you used a m4/3 camera?
I feel i missed it in the video, but what camera were all these samples shot on?
Can I find adapters for these for a Nikon Z mount half frame?
Camwa and wens
I was wondering if anyone had a recommendation for a used video camera under $200? I've been making videos for my schools broadcasting program and wanted to grab a camera for my own shooting. I'm ok with something that's rough around the edges or has flaws so dont be afraid. Thanks!
Also as always loved the video!
You should look at the older m4/3 cameras like the g81 or gh3
@@erikdiehl3134 Thank you, I'll go check them out!
Markiplier will be so proud of u
get it boy!