By the way… not all the Helios-44 were equal… the early KMZ versions with blue coating (aka Red P) are my favorite: Helios-44 "F = 5.8 cm" П KMZ, "Red P" (early “Start” bayonet mount) lens footage Part 2 ruclips.net/video/m2xL2tQD2Fo/видео.html
I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been using a MIR-1b lately and it brought me here. No not mir-1 microRNA precursor family, but the Flektogon 35mm 2.8 copy stolen from Jena.
@@victor.nordland Indeed, yes, Helios 44x-x was amazing lens but I think it's overpriced at the moment. At the end of the day, it is Soviet (photo) workhorse based on Biotar design. I have 2 prototypes (from 44-2 and 44M) as well 2 silver 44's and couple of 44M-4 and later models, but I got those years ago for the OK prices (at the same time wanting to own Zeiss Jena and Meyer lenses), definitely wouldnt pay today prices for them
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Danke für den Reup - echt gutes Video. Allerdings: Linkes Ohr sagt "ok" zum Intro :) Mit Kopfhörern editieren hilft.
Hatte ich auch musste es nur dann im Zug neu schneiden😂 aber ja shame on me
By the way… not all the Helios-44 were equal… the early KMZ versions with blue coating (aka Red P) are my favorite:
Helios-44 "F = 5.8 cm" П KMZ, "Red P" (early “Start” bayonet mount) lens footage Part 2
ruclips.net/video/m2xL2tQD2Fo/видео.html
have you thought about a cooperation with retrophotohouse?
Great suggestion! Thank you
WILLIEWALTER MERTER!!
Merté🫦
I really enjoyed this video. I’ve been using a MIR-1b lately and it brought me here. No not mir-1 microRNA precursor family, but the Flektogon 35mm 2.8 copy stolen from Jena.
Awesome! I‘d love to do a thing on that one too
I'll take Biotar over Helios without thinking twice; hell, i'll take Biotar over 10 Helios :D
I‘d love to try one but I gotta say on a technical level this late Helios is really superior
@@victor.nordland Indeed, yes, Helios 44x-x was amazing lens but I think it's overpriced at the moment. At the end of the day, it is Soviet (photo) workhorse based on Biotar design. I have 2 prototypes (from 44-2 and 44M) as well 2 silver 44's and couple of 44M-4 and later models, but I got those years ago for the OK prices (at the same time wanting to own Zeiss Jena and Meyer lenses), definitely wouldnt pay today prices for them