@@Dchoddj FUJIFILM은 렌즈의 라인 업이 적습니까?나는 그렇게 생각하지 않습니다.
@fellowcitizen20 күн бұрын
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@0002790020 күн бұрын
Nice review Can i ask you about your film simulation in low light photo i love that tone
@mochiphoto20 күн бұрын
@@00027900 Hello. I often adjust the Classic Negative film simulation when developing raw files. I also sell presets, so please consider them. mochiphoto.stores.jp
Hi thank you for the video. It was quite informative. I was interested in buying the 35 0.9 Nokton, but it is quite expensive. I am considering this f1.2 now. I already have the f1.4 classic. Is the look of this 1.2 lens very similar to that of the classic?
@mochiphoto2 ай бұрын
@@SiddhantParkar The appearance of this f1.2 lens and the Nokton Classic are not very similar. The appearance of the Nokton Classic is distinctive and beautiful with its silver rim!
@SiddhantParkar2 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto thank you, sorry for the confusion. I meant is the image quality of this lens similar to the Nokton classic 1.4?
@mochiphoto2 ай бұрын
@@SiddhantParkar Sorry for the misunderstanding. As I said in the video, I think the trends are similar! Although I didn't compare them strictly.
@SiddhantParkar2 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto thank you, I appreciate that you took time out to reply. Have a nice day!
@jpcurran7123 ай бұрын
only discovered your videos today, on this one with Cosina Ultron F2, the fiddle music towards the end is very nice, almost Irish sounding. Your approach to lens reviews is very refreshing and has a cute delicate touch - but all the better for it. And yes, the stylistic touch of the cats is welcome too. all the best, thanks.
@mochiphoto3 ай бұрын
Hello. Thank you for watching my youtube. I am very happy to be able to interact with people from other countries through photography. Before taking up photography as a hobby, music was my main hobby, so I'm very particular about choosing the music I use in my videos. So, I'm very happy to receive compliments on the BGM. thank you! I will continue to share information about photography with a unique atmosphere that is not found on other KZbin channels, so please support me! The handwritten English subtitles may be a bit immature, but I hope people overseas can enjoy them as well!
Amazing images. I hope the lens performs as well for me -- I only have an x-t30, and I don't have a cat!
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@el0blaino I think this lens goes well with the XT30! I definitely recommend you try it. I currently have three cats at home! All of them were rescued from the outdoors and were weak.
Thank you for another beautiful video! I started my Fuji journey with xt30, had the x100f, xe4, x pro3 and now I am using the xh2 and x100vi. The x pro3 was my favorite from the design, build materials and shooting experience. I used the Voigtländer 35mm Nokton on it and it was my poor man Leica :) the manual focus experience is fun, but unfortunately not the real deal and I was craving for a proper rangefinder experience. I had an eye on a Leica M240, but I dont want to buy such an old camera and I would like to avoid developing raw files :) I am happy with Fuji, but I want a proper rangefinder camera and as a fun hobby camera a Leica is too expensive right now. One day
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
If you want to enjoy rangefinder photography cheaper than a digital Leica, how about a film camera? I use a rangefinder film camera called Zeissikonzm.
Great review as always. I lol’d at the analogy of getting used to a new pan for RAW development I was wondering how is the OVF different to Fuji’s EVF for focusing? I think that could be the main reason to think of getting an M (though the X-Pro is close).
@abdallah_m4 ай бұрын
7:21 I heard about that lag issue before, and I am surprised that it exists in a camera at this price point. This makes me appreciate the snappiness of Fujifilm cameras more
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@abdallah_m The shooting experience with a rangefinder camera (OVF) is completely different from that of an EVF camera. It's fresh and fun. There are also benefits such as no blackout when you press the shutter and being able to shoot while checking outside the range of the image. Once you get used to focusing with a double image, you feel like you can focus faster than with manual focus in an EVF.
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@abdallah_m Even though they are both Leica M series cameras, the shutter structure is different between the M10 and the M11. I have heard that some professional photographers refuse to use the M11 because of the slight lag. I have never used the M10, but I would like to try the M10 shutter as well.
@abdallah_m4 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto That’s interesting. As a manual focus lover, I definitely want to try one now 😅
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@abdallah_m If you love manual focus, I highly recommend Leica! This is a manual focus only camera!
@@hobonickel840 It's a rare lens, so it's rare to even come across one for sale. I happened to buy one cheaply a few years ago.
@hobonickel8404 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto thank ya ... I'm only just learning about all the lens options
@hobonickel8404 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto this will help me with inference ...Which m42 is better a FF 55mm 1.6 or 55mm 1.8 ebc?
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@hobonickel840 What makes one lens superior varies depending on the individual's preferences, purpose, and goals, so it's difficult to say which is better. However, as mentioned in this lens review video, the 1.6 has a unique lens configuration that allows you to enjoy unique depictions that cannot be expressed with other lenses.
@josephlai10784 ай бұрын
Great video. I also have the M11-P. Did you test shooting with DNG at 60MP or 30MP?
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@josephlai1078 Hello, When I shoot with my m11p, my settings are set so that everything is 60 size dng.
@typeology82664 ай бұрын
10:29 gorgeous!
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
thank you very much! This is a mellow photo and one of my favorites!
Lovely video! Does the camera automatically rewind when you reach the end of the roll?
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@MMIGZ I'm glad that people from overseas are interested in this camera! This camera has a feature that automatically rewinds the film after you finish shooting!
@MMIGZ4 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto thank you! Its a very rare camera and i’ve never seen it talked about in the West. The subtitles are very inclusive to foreigners like me :)
@mochiphoto4 ай бұрын
@@MMIGZ I'm glad you enjoyed the video! It's a niche film camera that doesn't get much attention even in Japan. There is a black version as well as a red version. My English translation is poor, but it was worth the effort of typing it on the keyboard.
@SergioMusel5 ай бұрын
Great photos and stories behind them🙌🏼
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
Thank you for your kind response even though I suddenly visited your channel today! I'm going to take this opportunity to watch your other videos as well! fun!
@tunisiaxzz5 ай бұрын
awesome and magnificent vieod as well as lens. Good job guys. Now I have to search for "Blue Period" comic.
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
@@tunisiaxzz Thank you for your nice comment. It was worth the effort to manually translate it. I'm so happy that people overseas can enjoy my video! Blue Period is a wonderful manga, so please check it out! It's a work that resonates with all creators.
This lens is super light weight. The sharpness, bokeh and anti-flare are more like that of modern lenses. I prefer the classic rendering of Nokton 35mm f/1.2 x-mount.
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
@@cheerlscable As you say, it basically has the performance of a modern lens, but it also has some elements that give it bokeh similar to that of old lenses, such as the swirling peripheral bokeh. The appeal of this lens is that it is lightweight and compact, yet well designed and practical! I think it is a lens that can be used for different purposes than the Nokton series! It all depends on the photographer's preferences and purposes.
So glad I found this review. I have owned this lens for more than a decade, and it's a lens I'll never sell. I used it on film and now digital, and its rendering is just magical. I don't speak Japanese, but from the subtitles I totally agree, it's a lens that you can't really describe, you'll have to shoot with it to feel its magic.
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
Thank you for watching this video as well. I'm glad I made the effort to add English subtitles. I would be really happy if people like you enjoyed my videos. csonnar has a unique and magical descriptive power. I also like the look of this lens!
This lens' bokeh is amazing, looks like a vintage lens. The photo samples are really beautiful as always. I am not sure, but I felt that the colors of the Leica photos were a little different than usual. Did you adjust your editing style for the M11-P DNG files compared to Fujifilm? As a side note,I think it would be interesting if you compare both camera systems when you talk about the M11-P.
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
@@abdallah_m Thank you as always. Your perspective is sharp. As expected. Leica raw data and FUJIFILM raw data are completely different, and I am not yet used to editing photos taken with a Leica. I would like to make a video someday comparing FUJIFILM and Leica, such as the differences in shooting data and the difference in usability!
I liked your video! Will you do a review of Nokton 23mm f1.2 in the future?
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
@@NicholasMak88 I'm happy that people overseas are watching my videos. Thank you for your comments! I like and use the Ultron 27mmf2, which I reviewed in another video. I don't own the Nokton 23mm, but it's one of the lenses I'd like to try if I get the chance!
@NicholasMak885 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto I like your video review about the lenses characteristics without going into pixel peeping and also the overall content 😍. I have the xf35mm f1.4 currently, and I am looking for a Voigtlander lens. I am thinking of the Ultron 27mm f2 and Nokton 23mm f1.2. It seems the Ultron 27mm is sharp at f2 wide open while Nokton will have dreamy look at f1.2 and sharpen up at f2.8 above. They are very unique.
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
@@NicholasMak88 I've heard that the Nokton 23 has a less old-fashioned feel than the Nokton 35, and more modern depiction. I'll also share some good news with you. Japanese camera retailer Map Camera and Cosina are collaborating to sell a limited edition of 300 single-coated versions of the Nokton 23mm. I don't know if it's only available in Japan or if it can be purchased from overseas, but it's scheduled to be released in August in Japan, and pre-orders are currently being accepted. A limited edition of 300. Hearing that makes you want one. I'm also interested in it and thinking about whether to buy one.
@NicholasMak885 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto It seems the lens is a Single Coated lens. I think it will have a more dreamy look in f1.2. They do ship to my country (Malaysia). The price is slightly high, but it's very tempting to buy it!
@cheerlscable5 ай бұрын
Thanks for your sharing! I've been using and collecting vintage M42 standard lenses. Each have its unique depiction, bokeh, color rendition, etc.. You're right. If you love a specific lens, surely you'll have greater motivation to use it to take more pictures!
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
It's fun to find your own favorite lenses that others don't have. They become like partners. For m42, we have also released a video introducing enthusiast lenses such as FUJINON 55mmf1.6 and MAMIYA 58mmf1.7, so please take a look!
@cheerlscable6 ай бұрын
I love vintage lenses. The bokeh of this lens is very unique and interesting. Thanks for introducing it!
@mochiphoto6 ай бұрын
I hope people from overseas will enjoy it too. There are other videos introducing rare old lenses, so please take a look.
Thanks for making such good videos! I really like your pictures, especially the beautiful color rendering. Which film simulation do you use? 😻😻
@mochiphoto6 ай бұрын
Thank you for your comment. I often develop raw files based on classic negatives. I also sell presets that I have created, so please check out the sales page! mochiphoto.stores.jp
@cheerlscable5 ай бұрын
@@mochiphoto It seems that the presets are sold locally in Japan. How can I buy from other countries? Thanks!
@mochiphoto5 ай бұрын
@@cheerlscable mochiphoto.stores.jp You should be able to purchase from overseas on the sales page at this URL, so I would be happy if you could purchase it.
@sclogse16 ай бұрын
The Fuji 16-50mm 3.5 (get V2) has OIS, weighs nothing, focusses extremely fast on the body's that came out after the ones it shipped with, like the X-M1. I like to shoot square format with it, black and white, but this lens is as sharp in the middle as the 16mm 1.4. If you think it produces no bokeh, that's not what the lens is for. It's a street lens. The amount of in focus shots with it are higher than most of the Fuji lineup. If I want to soften the background, I have 20 years with Photoshop. If you don't own this lens, you're making a mistake. And I own lots of Fuji primes, and lots of vintage. Hope you read my comment about fixing your Mamiya aperture problems.
@mochiphoto6 ай бұрын
I also think that zoom lenses are suitable for street snapshots because they can be used in a variety of situations rather than for enjoying bokeh! I'm very happy that you have been commenting on many of my videos since yesterday. I have responded to all comments, including those from mamiya! Please continue to enjoy the youtube channel mochiphoto!
@sclogse16 ай бұрын
I wonder if the Mamiya Sekkor and the Minolta Rokkor lenses are the same. If the lens has a little plunger on the back that requires it to be pushed in when mounted on your adapter, take the lens off, push in the tab as far as it will go, even with a paper clip, and see if the lens begins to stop down. If it does, a different adapter might help, like the Fotasy. Or, some custom work on your own. I use to have trouble with the wrong adapters, but never the Fotasy.
@mochiphoto6 ай бұрын
Even when I pressed the pin on the back of the lens, the aperture did not work. I tried attaching it to mount adapters and film cameras from various manufacturers, but the aperture still didn't work. I would like to get one without a broken aperture someday! I didn't know about the adapter made by the manufacturer Fotasy, so I'd like to check it out in the future!
@sclogse16 ай бұрын
Of course, studying art and composition will help, along with watching films like Lawrence Of Arabia, or even the 1930's films which combined film stock, film development, lighting, and filters to make you look at exactly what the director and cinematographer wanted you to look at. When digital video first came out, like when the Canon 5D Mark II arrived, the digital video we saw was hard looking, and. everything was in focus. The viewers eye would travel to defects in peoples faces, instead of their souls. Try shooting in low light, early in the day and late, and of course it's much better in fall and winter. Try shooting square format. It changes your idea of what a composition should be. Don't take lots of pics, take the right pics. Prepare your exposure when you first walk out. And if you leave things on like grain, your backup is to shoot jpeg and raw. Jpeg for the look you can make your Raw photo look like. Watch out for only shooting jpeg. On Fuji, you might like the Velvia setting, but you can't recover the shadow detail you lose if it's too much unless you also shoot raw with it.
@mochiphoto6 ай бұрын
It's called "Lawrence of Arabia," but I've never seen it, so I'd like to see it someday! Also, learning how to cut in square format would be interesting. When I use a twin-lens reflex camera or shoot digitally, I sometimes use the square format. Square format is so much fun! In the past, I mainly focused on jpeg photography, but recently raw development has become my main focus. By developing raw images, I have more time to work on each image one by one, which I believe will lead to improvement and awareness. Thank you for all the advice! I'm very happy to be able to communicate with people from other countries!
@sclogse16 ай бұрын
The lens came up today in my Facebook Vintage Lens group. So, here I am. I like your style of upload, with the "argument". I'll post this link to the group.
@mochiphoto6 ай бұрын
I'm very happy that people outside of Japan can watch Douga. I am truly honored to have the link posted on your Facebook page. There are several other videos introducing enthusiast lenses, so I hope you enjoy them as well! I look forward to working with you.
Can you add a PayPal purchase link so we can buy outside of Japan?
@mochiphoto7 ай бұрын
I'm sorry. I misunderstood that people outside of Japan could purchase from the base shop using Paypal. I will think of another way to sell to people outside of Japan.
@mochiphoto7 ай бұрын
mochiphoto.stores.jp/items/664c7b979ad1d5037b302246 Sorry to have kept you waiting. We have opened a store where you can purchase with PayPal. Now even people from overseas can purchase it! please! !