i wiah you would go into the business of making SS bush pot & bush cup lid making. they are murder to find. enjoyed - hit liked!
@michaelmathis19616 жыл бұрын
How do you cut out your metal lids? Water jet or other precise machines?
@filthymcnasty757 жыл бұрын
Cool
@charruaporelmundo7 жыл бұрын
I got that lens last week, but I can't find a proper adapter for my a6000. I have a m42 -nex focal reducer but whe put on it focal/aperture ring just dont turn!...I think I will sell it, maybe only for Canikon shooter :(
@MrAkihiros7 жыл бұрын
Oh man, the music and the images!
@1mrgenep7 жыл бұрын
John is the best at capturing and sharing the Moment! The videos and music merge into a refreshing breath.
@Rspenesmit8 жыл бұрын
do you still sell these mugs with lids, i am looking for the 12cm with lid, where do you sell these or how DO i find out about them.
@SinSensor8 жыл бұрын
Great job!
@Paoson_Woodworking8 жыл бұрын
Amazing!
@jacobmichel73838 жыл бұрын
i fish at that pond a lot
@richardwaterman16259 жыл бұрын
Love the music (and the lens)
@Bill237999 жыл бұрын
WOW......little more polishing and you can also use that pot lid as a signal mirror.
@andobreslin87359 жыл бұрын
The stills look amazing! Why is the video so foggy though?!
@guit1569 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the note. This not a very fast lens, and when coupled with an older Micro 4/3rd's camera (in this case an E-PL1), the video is pretty grainy. It works in low light for stills, but I was using a tripod for the evening shots. The video would look better if show with a Panasonic GH2, for example, especially in daylight. The night I shot that little bit of video is was very dark. In general, however, I only use this lens for stills, on both Olympus and Panasonic cameras.
@hockeyguysteve1910 жыл бұрын
Do any fishing while at daisy farm?
@guit15610 жыл бұрын
Not at Daisy Farm, although others I know have fished there. We limited our fishing to the interior lakes, and generally caught northerns in all of them.
@EarthAngel50410 жыл бұрын
Great video
@drunkensteine10 жыл бұрын
hi there, please tell me what kind of mount have this lens? it is m42 ?
@guit15610 жыл бұрын
Yes. This lens has an m42 screw mount, and is being used on an m42 to micro four thirds adapter from Rainbow Imaging. The m42 mount was used by Pentax, among others. Good luck. If you find one of these lenses, give it a try.
@drunkensteine10 жыл бұрын
thank you very much John
@brunopapas10 жыл бұрын
Hi there, thanks for posting this. I currently got two Aus Jena 4/50 and 2.8/180 and was just wondering if for now before I get a Pentacon Six TL I could have a go with on my micro-thirds Panasonic GH1? Can I use them with the m42 mount as you did with the E-PL1? Many thanks!
@guit15610 жыл бұрын
Hello brunopaps. Absolutely, use them on an E-PL1. All of the pictures in that video were shot with an EPL-1. I have a large collection of adapters for micro four thirds, for canon, nikon, pentax (both screw and bayonet mount) lenses. I tend to prefer many of the old Pentax screw mounts because of the glass, and use them on a variety of four thirds cameras. The GH1 can produce great images (and videos) with screw mounts.
@brunopapas10 жыл бұрын
MinnJohn Hi MinnJohn, thanks for your reply :) ...just to confirm, is the m42 one of those old pentax screw mounts you referring to?
@guit15610 жыл бұрын
Yes, absolutely. I regularly use Pentax m42 mount lenses with micro four thirds cameras. The old Pentax lenses are excellent. The still and video images in my "Lake Effect" video were almost all collected with m42 lenses. The clips of the fox in that video were taken with a great Pentax Asahi 135mm prime on an Olympus. The same video can be seen on Vimeo here: vimeo.com/79461896. (Vimeo doesn't disrupt video encoding with embedded advertising.) All you need is an m42-m4/3 adapter.
@brunopapas10 жыл бұрын
MinnJohn excellent!! thank you so much for your help on this! ...will let you know when I post stuff online :) cheers!!!
@guit15610 жыл бұрын
One note on adapters. The screw mount adapters come in two types. Some have a flange that will engage the plunger on the lens and make the aperture operation manual, some do not have this flange. If the screw mount lens you will use does not have a "manual" setting, you will probably find the adapter with the flange to be more useful, and indeed it may be required to properly operate the lens. Try here: www.rainbowimaging.biz/shop/product.php?id_product=609
@1mrgenep10 жыл бұрын
I'd say you nailed the music to the flow and photos. Thanks John. - Gene
@1mrgenep10 жыл бұрын
Beautiful scenes, music and friend ! Now I'm missing Winter. Thanks John. Gene
@tirachina10 жыл бұрын
Love your viewfinder ^_^
@guit15611 жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot for the comment. IR is one of my favorite places to hike. The weather can be good (as here), or very wet. Among other things, it's the sort of place every parent should take a child. At least once. Thanks again.
@guit15611 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. These pictures and videos were taken with a small, inexpensive camera. I originally posted them just for our benefit, but thought others might find something of interest. IR is a fantastic place to visit.
@guit15611 жыл бұрын
Just saw your comment on this video. I experimented with a variety of solutions, and ended up using the peroxide for a first cleaning, and the alcohol for a final cleaning, before reassembly of the lens elements. A friend of mine who does professional work on high quality video lenses (that's his full time job), suggested this approach. He also gave me some of his lint free micro fiber cloths. His cloths have extremely small fibers (almost felt like silk) I've never seen them elsewhere..
@guit15611 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. The Canon G11 does not have interchangeable lenses, so a lens like yours cannot be mounted. The easiest cameras on which to mount most "vintage" lenses are micro four-thirds cameras-- most Olympus and Panasonic interchangeable cameras. Many old Pentax lenses can also be mounted on a Pentax digital slr. The Pentax bayonet mount on the digital cameras is the same as on the old film cameras. There are also adapters for Pentax screw mounts.
@jetset80811 жыл бұрын
Hey my dad just gave me a spotmatic with one of these lenses. The camera is messed up but the lens is still good. I found an adapter for my g11. would this lens fit? I honestly don't know anything about how lenses fit.. any help would be awesome thanks..
@budfarkus11 жыл бұрын
Looks like you guys had a blast! Love the way you did videos in short series.Thanks for sharimg your special memories with us.
@davidkovachi282711 жыл бұрын
Cant believe more people havent commented on this.
@davidkovachi282711 жыл бұрын
Boy you had great weather when you were there. Yours is the best video series I have seen on Isle Royal. Great job guys. Very very nice trip.
@Peterbrendanalbert11 жыл бұрын
Hello, what is the alcohol/Hydrogen peroxide mixture you use for the elements, I'm having all kinds of trouble obtaining a smear free finish on my elements.. Thanks for the vid,,, Pete.
@peterrandall218611 жыл бұрын
I've just bought an adapter for my k10d now I can use some of my late father's old lenses sadly not takumar(yet)! Like your presentation here on youtube thankyou! By the way who is the musician?
@IPRAstrong11 жыл бұрын
@Terence Hood have you used the takumar on your t3i yet?
@guit15611 жыл бұрын
I agree. I have used vintage glass, with a variety of adaptations, on several of my digital cameras. This is very easy of course on Olympus and Pany because of their short registration distance, but I've done a few mods on other digital cams. On the Oly's, the only lenses I typically use are a collections of Asahi Super Takumars, and a few Zeiss optics. The Asahi's are my favorite. Though not extra crisp, I love their optical qualities. Good luck and stop back with results. Thanks!
@terencehood11 жыл бұрын
I am adapting one of these over to Canon EOS mount for my T3i , just something cool about using great vintage film glass on these newer digital slr cameras for photo / video.
@broben211 жыл бұрын
Great vid my freind this reminded me of something i had seen in my youth. To settle the ground real quick after you steap it take a finger size twig catch it on fire and when it is burning good stick it in the coffee after watching your vid i went and tried it works great and i could not taste the stick
@willjd196311 жыл бұрын
I'd be interested in purchasing a cook kit or two or maybe some extra pots and lids etc. Do you have a storefront?
@steve8sf12 жыл бұрын
Lovely video/music. Thanks for this gift.
@aspexpl12 жыл бұрын
The flektogon 20mm is an excellent lens and is known to have zero distortion, which is exceptionnal for such a wide angle. However, nowadays, you hardly find it on ebay under $300...
@guit15612 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching. These old m42 mount lenses can sometimes be hard to find, but they are worth the search. Great glass.
@guit15612 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. I have quite a few 50mm lenses for use on my pen camera and think the bokeh with the Asahi Super Tak is the best -- smooth, buttery and well diffused. It's a great lens, and the Spotmatic is a fantastic camera.
@guit15612 жыл бұрын
This lens, the Aus Jena 4/20, can be found on ebay for a reasonable price (often about $80 - $120 US). The lenses manufactured in the old West German Zeiss plant seem to sell for more. This lens is of OK quality - it's good, but not great. Keep in mind that it has a field of view equal to a 40mm lens, and is not a "wide angle" lens on a m4/3 camera. For some subjects the image quality from this lens is fantastic. Most pictures in this video had very little editing. All were shot in RAW.
@iboy9x12 жыл бұрын
so you would recommend us this one in term of price or quality! because i think Carl Zeiss lenses are not really cheap at all! but this one is cheap on Ebay so i'm kinda confusing. Pictures in this video are good but idk if those have not been edited or been edited
@craps3612 жыл бұрын
sweet video!
@Nemisari12 жыл бұрын
Nice Tribute. I have the same lens with an adapter for my Olympus E-510, and I love it. The Boke is fantastic! I just picked up a Spotmatic to go with it :)
@triggerhpy12 жыл бұрын
That flip lid is is slick.
@guit15612 жыл бұрын
The short answer -- I've not experienced this problem. I've used these mugs (both sizes) for quite a while without incident, and sold roughly two dozen retro-fitted mug with no trouble. (I add lids and insulated grips). My two "main" mugs have seen lots of pretty tough use. My guess is it's a defective unit. I purchased mine in bulk from the manufacturer, and received a few with minor flaws, but none that leaked. For their price, even at retail, I'd buy another. Thanks for the report.
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promosm
my god speak up and stop mumbling
Were you at Dresor north or south?
North
Awesome! That music please share who it is.
That's awesome
i wiah you would go into the business of making SS bush pot & bush cup lid making. they are murder to find. enjoyed - hit liked!
How do you cut out your metal lids? Water jet or other precise machines?
Cool
I got that lens last week, but I can't find a proper adapter for my a6000. I have a m42 -nex focal reducer but whe put on it focal/aperture ring just dont turn!...I think I will sell it, maybe only for Canikon shooter :(
Oh man, the music and the images!
John is the best at capturing and sharing the Moment! The videos and music merge into a refreshing breath.
do you still sell these mugs with lids, i am looking for the 12cm with lid, where do you sell these or how DO i find out about them.
Great job!
Amazing!
i fish at that pond a lot
Love the music (and the lens)
WOW......little more polishing and you can also use that pot lid as a signal mirror.
The stills look amazing! Why is the video so foggy though?!
Thanks for the note. This not a very fast lens, and when coupled with an older Micro 4/3rd's camera (in this case an E-PL1), the video is pretty grainy. It works in low light for stills, but I was using a tripod for the evening shots. The video would look better if show with a Panasonic GH2, for example, especially in daylight. The night I shot that little bit of video is was very dark. In general, however, I only use this lens for stills, on both Olympus and Panasonic cameras.
Do any fishing while at daisy farm?
Not at Daisy Farm, although others I know have fished there. We limited our fishing to the interior lakes, and generally caught northerns in all of them.
Great video
hi there, please tell me what kind of mount have this lens? it is m42 ?
Yes. This lens has an m42 screw mount, and is being used on an m42 to micro four thirds adapter from Rainbow Imaging. The m42 mount was used by Pentax, among others. Good luck. If you find one of these lenses, give it a try.
thank you very much John
Hi there, thanks for posting this. I currently got two Aus Jena 4/50 and 2.8/180 and was just wondering if for now before I get a Pentacon Six TL I could have a go with on my micro-thirds Panasonic GH1? Can I use them with the m42 mount as you did with the E-PL1? Many thanks!
Hello brunopaps. Absolutely, use them on an E-PL1. All of the pictures in that video were shot with an EPL-1. I have a large collection of adapters for micro four thirds, for canon, nikon, pentax (both screw and bayonet mount) lenses. I tend to prefer many of the old Pentax screw mounts because of the glass, and use them on a variety of four thirds cameras. The GH1 can produce great images (and videos) with screw mounts.
MinnJohn Hi MinnJohn, thanks for your reply :) ...just to confirm, is the m42 one of those old pentax screw mounts you referring to?
Yes, absolutely. I regularly use Pentax m42 mount lenses with micro four thirds cameras. The old Pentax lenses are excellent. The still and video images in my "Lake Effect" video were almost all collected with m42 lenses. The clips of the fox in that video were taken with a great Pentax Asahi 135mm prime on an Olympus. The same video can be seen on Vimeo here: vimeo.com/79461896. (Vimeo doesn't disrupt video encoding with embedded advertising.) All you need is an m42-m4/3 adapter.
MinnJohn excellent!! thank you so much for your help on this! ...will let you know when I post stuff online :) cheers!!!
One note on adapters. The screw mount adapters come in two types. Some have a flange that will engage the plunger on the lens and make the aperture operation manual, some do not have this flange. If the screw mount lens you will use does not have a "manual" setting, you will probably find the adapter with the flange to be more useful, and indeed it may be required to properly operate the lens. Try here: www.rainbowimaging.biz/shop/product.php?id_product=609
I'd say you nailed the music to the flow and photos. Thanks John. - Gene
Beautiful scenes, music and friend ! Now I'm missing Winter. Thanks John. Gene
Love your viewfinder ^_^
Thanks a lot for the comment. IR is one of my favorite places to hike. The weather can be good (as here), or very wet. Among other things, it's the sort of place every parent should take a child. At least once. Thanks again.
Thanks for the comment. These pictures and videos were taken with a small, inexpensive camera. I originally posted them just for our benefit, but thought others might find something of interest. IR is a fantastic place to visit.
Just saw your comment on this video. I experimented with a variety of solutions, and ended up using the peroxide for a first cleaning, and the alcohol for a final cleaning, before reassembly of the lens elements. A friend of mine who does professional work on high quality video lenses (that's his full time job), suggested this approach. He also gave me some of his lint free micro fiber cloths. His cloths have extremely small fibers (almost felt like silk) I've never seen them elsewhere..
Thanks for the comment. The Canon G11 does not have interchangeable lenses, so a lens like yours cannot be mounted. The easiest cameras on which to mount most "vintage" lenses are micro four-thirds cameras-- most Olympus and Panasonic interchangeable cameras. Many old Pentax lenses can also be mounted on a Pentax digital slr. The Pentax bayonet mount on the digital cameras is the same as on the old film cameras. There are also adapters for Pentax screw mounts.
Hey my dad just gave me a spotmatic with one of these lenses. The camera is messed up but the lens is still good. I found an adapter for my g11. would this lens fit? I honestly don't know anything about how lenses fit.. any help would be awesome thanks..
Looks like you guys had a blast! Love the way you did videos in short series.Thanks for sharimg your special memories with us.
Cant believe more people havent commented on this.
Boy you had great weather when you were there. Yours is the best video series I have seen on Isle Royal. Great job guys. Very very nice trip.
Hello, what is the alcohol/Hydrogen peroxide mixture you use for the elements, I'm having all kinds of trouble obtaining a smear free finish on my elements.. Thanks for the vid,,, Pete.
I've just bought an adapter for my k10d now I can use some of my late father's old lenses sadly not takumar(yet)! Like your presentation here on youtube thankyou! By the way who is the musician?
@Terence Hood have you used the takumar on your t3i yet?
I agree. I have used vintage glass, with a variety of adaptations, on several of my digital cameras. This is very easy of course on Olympus and Pany because of their short registration distance, but I've done a few mods on other digital cams. On the Oly's, the only lenses I typically use are a collections of Asahi Super Takumars, and a few Zeiss optics. The Asahi's are my favorite. Though not extra crisp, I love their optical qualities. Good luck and stop back with results. Thanks!
I am adapting one of these over to Canon EOS mount for my T3i , just something cool about using great vintage film glass on these newer digital slr cameras for photo / video.
Great vid my freind this reminded me of something i had seen in my youth. To settle the ground real quick after you steap it take a finger size twig catch it on fire and when it is burning good stick it in the coffee after watching your vid i went and tried it works great and i could not taste the stick
I'd be interested in purchasing a cook kit or two or maybe some extra pots and lids etc. Do you have a storefront?
Lovely video/music. Thanks for this gift.
The flektogon 20mm is an excellent lens and is known to have zero distortion, which is exceptionnal for such a wide angle. However, nowadays, you hardly find it on ebay under $300...
Thanks for watching. These old m42 mount lenses can sometimes be hard to find, but they are worth the search. Great glass.
Thanks for the comment. I have quite a few 50mm lenses for use on my pen camera and think the bokeh with the Asahi Super Tak is the best -- smooth, buttery and well diffused. It's a great lens, and the Spotmatic is a fantastic camera.
This lens, the Aus Jena 4/20, can be found on ebay for a reasonable price (often about $80 - $120 US). The lenses manufactured in the old West German Zeiss plant seem to sell for more. This lens is of OK quality - it's good, but not great. Keep in mind that it has a field of view equal to a 40mm lens, and is not a "wide angle" lens on a m4/3 camera. For some subjects the image quality from this lens is fantastic. Most pictures in this video had very little editing. All were shot in RAW.
so you would recommend us this one in term of price or quality! because i think Carl Zeiss lenses are not really cheap at all! but this one is cheap on Ebay so i'm kinda confusing. Pictures in this video are good but idk if those have not been edited or been edited
sweet video!
Nice Tribute. I have the same lens with an adapter for my Olympus E-510, and I love it. The Boke is fantastic! I just picked up a Spotmatic to go with it :)
That flip lid is is slick.
The short answer -- I've not experienced this problem. I've used these mugs (both sizes) for quite a while without incident, and sold roughly two dozen retro-fitted mug with no trouble. (I add lids and insulated grips). My two "main" mugs have seen lots of pretty tough use. My guess is it's a defective unit. I purchased mine in bulk from the manufacturer, and received a few with minor flaws, but none that leaked. For their price, even at retail, I'd buy another. Thanks for the report.