this needs to be a new market segment for affordable cameras

crazy level of engineering

I personally am really fond of c-mount lens. Still stuck with nikon 1 cx format. Good thing I found this. Something to tinker in the weekend.

It was very easy to do - thanks to you and your video! Lots of pain avoided!

Solid work Sam!

This thing is barebones wicked. Personally shoot with a6400, was searching manual/ef/adapter reviews… 4 tangent videos later… Down a YT rabbit role…😂 First recommended sony rx video since the product promo video a few years ago. Want to see a before/after in-the-field photo/video comparison for all that effort! Great step-by-step process video.

Thanks for this! Subscribed.

man you are next level bro

That would have been so much less work, if not for that single screw on the reverse side! awesome mod! If I happen across an rx0 ii for a decent price, I'll probably give this a go.

Awesome 👍

Nice!

My anxiety level went up watching this video 😂

nice 👌

Hi Sam, great video! Loving kits and resources you’re supplying the community. Quick question regarding the lens. After focussing, do you leave the aperture at 1.4 when flying or do you adjust it according to shooting conditions?

@strawhatsam

Жыл бұрын

You may adjust the aperture as you wish after locking in the focus. When you stop the lens down, it will make the image become even sharper. You should adjust aperture based on lighting conditions. This Azure 6.5mm lens is softer at f/1.4, but still not bad at all.

Is this going to be waterproof with the C mount adapter?

is it possible to get replacement lens glass . I mean the flat piece of sony glass on the front ?

Which nd filter for this len?

Hey guys, want to buy one, but your website still under construction.

where can I buy the RX0 ii camera? it is no stock everywhere. so sad.

@OrikzHD

Жыл бұрын

there is stock you might have to ship internationally..

@youranonymous931

9 ай бұрын

You gotta buy second hand, it's discontinued

Is it easy to remove the IR cut filter at this point?

Pay the money to have it professionally done. The sensor/lens alignment will be off in MOST cases and you'll have light streaks due to the gap from the lens to the CMOS sensor.