Vintage Lenses for Video

[@DarkWaterCreatives]

I love the record analogy. It’s a really great example. Awesome video as always. You’re always so very well spoken and have a lot of great insight.

[@julienajarry]

Dude thank you so much!

[@VietinghoffAlex]

Totally agreed! I love vintage lenses and use them almost exclusively for my personal work and narrative work. Even some corporate work. My first set was the Nikkor AI-S primes my grandfather gave me, and that started me off on the vintage lenses for video journey.

[@julienajarry]

amen to all of that, thank you!

[@Horizons_Roses]

Love to see you back on youtube on your favorite nerdy lens subject ;)

[@julienajarry]

haha yes dude thanks!

[@DespaRobinson]

Looking forward to the rest of this series.

[@julienajarry]

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[@fefethedestroyer123]

Pumped on that 35 to 35 comparison! Amazing as always Julien

[@julienajarry]

yes dude thank you!

[@JSHFilms]

I got some vintage Canon FD lenses for my FX6. Love them! Great job Julien!

[@julienajarry]

Hey thanks!

[@JSHFilms]

@@julienajarry You're welcome! I will get the popcorn ready for this next one.

[@mauriciotrujillo9016]

That's an absolutely STUNNING footage!!

[@julienajarry]

Many thanks!

[@MarcusRFilms]

This is definitely the series I’ve been waiting for! Great stuff brotha!!!

[@julienajarry]

Glad you like!

[@SamMcGhee]

The parable of the vinyl is so strong.

[@julienajarry]

❤

[@Vibhor_Yadav]

Great insights! So glad you are starting this series!

[@julienajarry]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@luker1ng]

Awesome video. The newer the gear the less magical the feeling almost. So much great insight packed in here!

[@julienajarry]

Thanks, that's what I'm saying!

[@JSHFilms]

Can't wait for episode 2!

[@julienajarry]

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[@dantecorbett2221]

Great video!! Looking forward to new uploads.

[@julienajarry]

Thanks!

[@FilmByKyle]

Great video! Love all the sample footage. Need to get my hands on some Leica’s!

[@KenFlanagan]

Hey super well put together video. Great feel for what you do. I hear what you say about vintage lenses and for sure they can look great but I think that their mechanics and operation make them impractical for client work and realistically they are pretty easy to mimic with a few adjustments. I love the mamiya sekor c and probably prefer them to the Leica especially if on a medium format camera. Just with the fds these lenses need to be rehoused properly and that makes them very expensive. With so many good cine lenses at reasonable prices and filters to play with let alone post fx it’s really not worth the incremental shift in interest in the image. Great mechanics and decent throw trump any of those vintage looks imo. Btw I have shot film and there is plenty of detail roughly equivalent to around 8k when done well. Think imax. Thx and good luck with the series.

[@lombardy3274]

Interesting video. I would add that the reason why people are loving BMCC6K is partly because of the OLPF, which softens the image and takes off the digital edge. Cameras without OLPF are overly sharp by comparison, so benefit from a softer vintage lens. I think I'm right in saying the FX6 does not have an OLPF.

[@rajfl90]

Wow you really get a nice look from Sony cameras!

[@julienajarry]

hey thanks

[@TheSonOfMuluh]

Big fan of your work, wanted to know if you added filtration to the lens or used a program in post.

[@julienajarry]

Neither

[@TheSonOfMuluh]

Wow. What decade or years did you invest in with your Leica Rs?

[@TLFILMS]

Leica R Master

[@christianely]

You're putting Leica lenses on Sony cameras? How does that even work??

[@julienajarry]

haha you silly

[@karsonknudsen]

Don’t talk about Nikkor ais lenses! Gotta keep them a secret!

[@julienajarry]

My first set.