Panasonic GH2 tested with the macro extension tube: “SLR Magic (they create the famous Toy Lens) asked me to test their prototype macro extension tube for 4/3 sensor camera’s. I ended up with creating “Blossom” It’s all shot within 1 or 2 hours in and around my office and privite house. Postproduction was done in less then a day.“
New automatic retractable lens cap for the XZ-1 (DC.watch).
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ20 Review (Photoradar)
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH5 (Cnet Australia).
Samyang 35mm/1.4 + NEX5 + Canon 550D + Lumix G2 + Samsung NX10 (Dpreview forum).
Sensor Size Doesn’t Matter (Seriouscompacts).
0.95 NOKTON a test by Dario Viola (Vimeo)
The Nokton i in Stock in Belgium at pch.be (Click here), in US at Photovillage (Click here) and of course on [shoplink 15659 ebay]eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].
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can we have deeper nested comments say 8 or 10(I think you have it set to the default 5 )
Yes, It’s something I already have on the todo list. The last 4 weeks I have been extremely busy. Now I have more time for rumors and for website fixes 🙂
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You’ve forgotten the Photovillage link.
Nokton is 1064 in Europe but 1300 in the US? Horseshit.
I guess the macro extension tubes are for those videographers seeking that shakey, out of focus with glare look? O.o
I don’t understand your comment. The shakiness and glare are obviously things the photographer can control so are intentional, and the focus is obviously limited when you use a macro extension. I quite liked the video.
the Size Doesn’t Matter post is interesting, the response maybe moreso
I want that Noktor, but a half kilo lens on such a compact camera body seems to defeat the object. I still want it though…
>> Sensor Size Doesn’t Matter (Seriouscompacts).
> The third problem lies with image quality. I can just about live with noise, but I can’t save a picture with poor focus.
What a relief. I’m not alone thinking that way.
Amazing video!
Your video is really awesome! Congratulations on that! 🙂