Heyyyyyy I know this is way after your original video post… but I’m messing with the 25mm, 35mm, and 50mm versions of this lens, and I figured out the filter size. The 25mm filter size is 30mm, the 35mm and 50mm size is 35mm. I’m using step up rings to get them to 37mm, and then I use a 37mm variable ND. These are annoying to use… but I love the image quality, so dreamy
The normalization feature of Spotify is -14 LUFS. if you turn it off you get what the song was delivered at. Which most of songs today are being delivered to Spotify at -9 / -8 LUFS.. the normalization feature is just to keep all songs to same level, example if you have a song from the 70's and the 80's they will both play back at -14 LUFS with the normalization feature engaged. But with it not engaged you can clearly hear songs today are being mastered to -9 / -8 LUFS and that is what all professional mastering engineers are still doing especially with Rock, Pop, Hip Hop & Country. So your songs still need to be at least -9 LUFS.. Check yourself, when you disengage normalization a song from today will increase to it's delivered volume.. So please delivered your streams mastered at least -9LUFS (NO PROFESSIONAL ROCK, HOP HOP, POP OR COUNTRY SONGS ARE BEING MASTERED TO -14LUFS) -14 LUFS is not a delivery standard, it's just a normalization feature to have songs from every decade play back at the same level. If you turn it off all songs will be at there delivered volume. Thanks 🙂🙂🙂
Im not sure what you guys are on about. I bought this Hans Zimmer piano because of this video but it is a regret of mine. I would rather get The Giant now if I could go back... This Piano is very bad. Even Hans Zimmer himself reviewed this piano as bad quality. Just a company trying to use his name to get sales. Sound nearly like a free piano VST and for 200 bucks this is overpriced. I would understand if it was 50 bucks. But nothing more than that...
Hi, not all cctv lens produce enough image circle size to cover m4/3 sensor size with good definition. My hypothesis for tiny lenses (c, cs mount, m12 mount, bridge camera lenses) is that the shorter focal distance, the less image sensor size!
Machine vision/CCTV lenses are designed for specific sensor sizes. I have a whole lineup of Fujinon lenses that can cover a 1” (16mm diagonal) sensor, the shortest is an 8mm lens. At 240 grams it is by no means my smallest lens!
ur right near the end of the vid..the look...deffo.....ive got a d1x,d2x,d3 and a d800e........my little collection...the d800e is just super and easy the most capable of my cameras...but i love the look of the others and im gonna buy a grip,it deserves it...nice video thanx
hi! great video! I have the same camera in black but sometimes the film doesn't roll, have you had any issues with that? or any idea how to be sure the film is rolling?
Wow, just found this video... Great job. I have a Canon Vixia G20 and I was thinking of putting it on a gimbal... Now after seeing this I know mine will fit just fine... thanks for the video.😀😀
Thanks for a very interesting video. I was interested to see how well the 28mm worked. I echo your thoughts on cheap legacy lenses. I have a collection ( a far too big one!) of old glass, sometimes only paying £15 or less for a lovely lens and will get one of the Pixco adapters soon to try out.
Can you help me, I purchased one but I don’t know if there’s something wrong with the c mount or lens itself. It works sometimes but not all the time, it says on the screen to check if the lens is attached even though it is. Is there a reason why it’s doing it? I have it on my Lumix GH1
hey. i tried this a few months ago, and i remember us running into a problem where the audio wouldn't record. the most likely reason is because we were using a mac laptop, which does not support using this capture card on obs, and instead requires me to use the "game capture" software to record. we're gonna try again here soon, this time on a windows desktop so we can use obs. is this likely the problem? or am i doing something else wrong?
I’ve also noticed Disney+ allow the “imax enhanced” for many of their films for streaming only. It’s as if they want you to stream/pay the subscription monthly fee, since the 4K UHD version is a normal cropped out top/bottom black bars. Shame how companies such as Disney can purposely do this
you can find astroimages in astrobin done with this lens.. astrophotography is by far the most demanding thing regarding sharpness and this lens performs quite good there.. maybe you have a defective one.
if i want to capture old VHS tapes, how much less quality would I get using the white elgato rca from a vcr, (without upscaling) to capture (i use virtualdub) huffyuv raw, then compress after, usually 480p-ish, instead of upscaling, vs runnign through the hdmi elgato and feeding it in upscaled? e.g. i was told the white elgato for vhs capture is probably the best way to go, and understand normally upscaling is causing a loss, but your saying it has good color definition, and cool that it converts it to progressive. I can use yadif deinterlace when i compress the 480pixel capture in my first suggestion. So is there a benefit from using the hdmi converter and upscaling to 1080p vs a 480 sized video and let VLC upscale it? By the way, i play these across the LAN, with file sharing, using VLC as the playback method, so VLC can upscale it for me, when i set it to full screen.
Question - there's 2 for sale locally here, this exact model and an older hitachi ultravision 3dlp (native 720p). older but would have been about 4grand back in 2006 or so.. both 200 bux.. any idea what would be better?
Wow, you managed to make the Dimension-C sound pretty horrible, not easy to do ;) Always good to check the levels to make sure there is no clipping before posting a sound comparison video
Here's the thing though, these seroes might be released to 4K disc is there was enough popularity and thereby money to be made from the format. Unfortunately, it looking as it 4K blu-ray disc will be the last in physical media for movies and series.
Excellent unbiased review, thanks. It may seem a silly question, but: My wife has a 720p projector, and would like upgrade to 1080p as we have lots of movies of that format on SD Cards and USB sticks as well as SSD cards. So, the question is ... What is the maximum capacity USB drive that can be plugged in? I have approx 200GB of movies stored.
C-mount lenses are made for different sensor sizes. On m4/3 (21.6mm diagonal), a lens made for a 1/2.3” sensor (7.87mm diagonal) is going to vignette significantly more than a lens made for a 1” sensor (16mm diagonal). The tricky part is that C mount lenses are almost never marked for sensor size, so you’ll need to track down a data sheet for the lens before buying to be sure.
I bought an epsom a few years ago 3000 ansi lumens. They are great projectors but much more expensive. I decided to buy a portable projector for convenience and learned one thing, once you’ve had a real deal home theater projector these budget ones just suck! They really only work casting a smaller image at a closer distance once you hit 100 inches or so the image fades considerably. My Epsom can cast a 350 inch image and is brighter than the budget protector at 60 inches. Thought I’d add to the conversation sometimes it’s just better to save for something better.
I don't get a consistent 4k when it comes to streaming, a lot of times i am getting 720p, love the 4k disc, hdr and audio is a major reason i get things on disc still get things physically. Plus side internet goes down, i am not at the mercy to it.
