Young Pop x HO5 Spring Break Session – 7 Laux from SwitchMag on Vimeo.
Julien (video on top): “These videos are shoot with Panasonic GH3 and Olympus primes: 12mm f2 and 45mm f1.8. https://vimeo.com/91277399 https://vimeo.com/86851858”
The Olympus E-M1 is a Real Enthusiasts Camera! (Thewanderinglensman).
Pulitzer winner Larry Price and his Olympus set (GetOlympus).
Lumix GX7 & Olympus 60mm on Flickr.
GX7 review at DC.watch.
Speed booster adapter (china) m42->Panasonic G6 test (Berlun).
Harri: “I tough you might want to see and share my experiment with a Do-It-Yourself tilt-shift lens. One of the first pictures I took (a bus-station diorama effect)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hansenit/13124815364/. The lens s an old M42 Yashica 50/1.9 (special glass, so radioactive). Tilt made with a M43 extension tube and tape. No photoshopping. https://www.flickr.com/photos/hansenit/13126393885/“
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Now I would be VERY interested in a M42 to m43 speed booster. I will be keeping my eye on this one and hope also that metabones brine one out 🙂
I wonder what the effect is if you instead mount a m42>mFT adapter to the speedbooster, Except for the disadvantage having an extra connection point(which can give out of focus errors when shooting wideopen due to extra movement due to the interconnect at more points) wouldnt it be much easier to go that way? instead of waiting or buying multiple copies for using more then one legacy format.
I bought the FT version of the same brand. Used with a FD/m42 adapter and CSJ Flektogon 35mm 2.4 it show no distortion at all, sharp across most of the image but looses a little contrast. I will try my Panacolar 50mm 1.8 in the near future. I also have a FD/nikon adapter and will try that later as well.
I had to adjust infinity focus, easy to do. As noted earlier it has no distortion with a Flectogon lens. The fall off to the edges is slight and seems to be acceptable for most shots. It gives me a 50mm 1.7 lens.
It is also worth noting the focal reducer is shorter than a straight converter and does not make the combo over long.
@admin
Mirrorless shipments rose 33.7% in Feb 2014 compared to Feb 2013 mainly due to “gaining demand in international market outside Japan in addition to continued strong demand at home”
In the UK mirrorless sales shot up by 19% in value in Jana and Feb 2014 (according to research firm GfK), have emailed you…
I wonder who does realy care about how much or less had been sold?