An outing with the Rokkor 200mm vintage lens 

I absolutely loved this video! The shots of the open sign, luggage trolley, and Radio City Tower really highlight the lens’s potential.Can't wait to see more adventures like this! 📸😊

Lovely images, I do like Minolta colours. Thank you for sharing.

I enjoyed that, nice one

Hello Alan, sorry about your loss, these things happen, and who knows maybe it will turn up again somehow? Throughly enjoyed the video , I loved the look of your vintage lens, there is something about those old metal lens, tactile is the word. Cheers 🍻

Hi Alan….always frustrating when you misplace gear and no one else to blame but yourself. Another enjoyable video …I bet the lens was substantially heavier than the MFT lenses you are used to. Keep up the good work.

Thanks Alan, enjoyed that, sorry about the selfie stick though, the rokkor lens looks in great condition and a good performer, the face tracking on the osmo is a great feature also , thanks for another enjoyable video

Always an enjoyable video (and images). Did you check around the house for the selfie stick? maybe you never put it in the camera bag, that could happen after a night of heavy drinking🤣Be well Alan.

£20 for that lens?!?! What an absolute bargain 🙂 and that selfie stick looks like it could easily double as an offensive weapon!!

Did you say a prayer to St. Anthony, the patron saint of lost items, to help you find your homemade selfie stick? I watched that video and was going to ask you to make me one! Lol!! I've thought about purchasing that K&F selfie-stick but my Telesin works fine and I can screw a tripod stand on the bottom if I need it. I'm still debating on getting a dedicated macro lens for my R5, specifically the RF 100mm macro. I'm waiting to hear back from my "financier" before making that purchase. 😎

Typical.. whe I finally get myself a selfie stick and tripod feet to go with my action 4 something more sunstantial catches my eye. If the pne I have does not last I will make a note of this - it really does look like a beefy bit of kit.