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This was satisfying to watch. Congrats on the repair.. you will find the other piece that went missing one day when you are not looking for it. 😂 Nice magazine.

Upon opening up the camera, suddenly that 300 quid sounds like a bargain 😂

Brave... I would not have done that.

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Thanks. I tried it on my Nikon 18-200 mm lends and it worked (375F for 15 min). Just to put a comment here based on my materials science background: the process that we have done is called thermal aging. The elongation (flexibility) of the rubber will reduce as the thermal aging time goes. The longer the aging time, the lower the elongation and the rubber will become harder. Another factor is the thermal aging temperature, the higher the temperature, the quicker the reduction of elongation. However, we don't want the temperature to be too high to deteriorate the rubber (oily and burning is not good) and we do want to age too long to make the rubber shrink too much and lose its flexibility. So my suggestion for fixing the loose rubber lens-grip is to set the oven at 350-375F and start from 5 mins. I will put the rubber right to the lens while being hot, allowing it shrinks on the lens to see if it fits. Repeat the aging process (for a longer time) if necessary till you are happy.

too much talk, straight to the subject please

Hello my friend. I don't remember you doing a review of the 6D2? Did you? Great channel, I love your videos...

for the first few minutes I'd have sworn your cameraman was a damn pigeon or a trash ferret. maybe it is. but i'll go with autofocus being the aural culprit until you say otherwise.

Nice upgrade!! I often miss my M50 and would consider a M5. MPB is a great place to pick up used gear!!

I liked your pictures at: 07:59 - Man lighting up and girl straight at the lens. 08:11 - Couple shot through an old style phone box. 08:33 - Man sitting down with upturned brolly next to him. 08;44 - Woman in the rain with microphone. 08:51 - Person with union jack brolly walking in between two buses. 08:59 - Woman in pink dress with a bag on the floor and another in the crook of her arm. 09:.18 - Woman with earring. My favourites from these are 08:44 and 08:59 as the women in both pictures display two different faces of dignity.

HI ya. MPB are a great outfit (except for their illegible logo, oh lawd) and the expectation of a packages arrival, even though you know what the contents are still raises a smile. I am glad you big up your kit lens it will make the camera snobs get their knickers in a twist. I bought a 18-55 with VR that is lightweight; tack sharp, cost peanuts and works great with my Nikon 300S. And, like yourself, I like APSC as it meets my needs. Have a good weekend of decisive or indecisive moments with your new addition.

Do you do any paparazzi work?

Have fun with your streetcam, mate. Enjoy.😊

Hello again. Training gives you the foundation upon which you build your career or interest. However, you have to keep on training because a little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing. Hopefully, you get trained by the kind of person who wants to pass on the knowledge because they understand the great things that happen as a result. Good late night chat.

"Hi ya. The Dunning-Kruger effect is what you have in mind, also know as "Damn fool syndrome" :-)) It is a couple of years since you made this video and you may of returned to the subject, however, I would say the situation is still prevalent. There are those who shot film and like the weight, which is reassuring in the hand, and optical viewfinders too. DSLR's are a variation on that theme as far as they are concerned, they still have character unlike the mirrorless cameras that have amazing tech but are soulless. Cost is a factor, as you said, and I got hold of a Nikon 300S with a low SC, a short zoom, battery/charger and shipping with change from two beans. The key factor for me is that DSLR's still give good results for beginners are those with more experience with both groups feeling good about themselves as a result. Enjoy the rest of your day.

Why not, I shoot 16mm.

I think, yes! fun video, I enjoyed

you can tell that you connect to your subjects the street, loving it wide!

Lovely preso. Would it work on a 5D Mk ii? I just got it from a friend who's gone on to mirrorless

The song playing when you preview the photos

Love your channel! Great overview of the gear but with a focus on the art and results. Thanks!

I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of this video. Your demeanor, your word choice, your views and justifications, etc. The algorithm got it right, this time.

Shoot Film on a 20m then you know your shooting ..i admire your work..

I'm a Nikon guy and loved seeing these beautiful primes.

Those canon gold ring EF lenses are good value. The 50 is pretty solid.

so great to have come across your channel - street photography in Brixton takes some proper bollocks its not like America over here

At one time, I had a 20mm f/3.5 for my full-frame SLR. However, I traded it for a wider 18mm f/3.5 and a faster 24mm f/2

For street photography, my favorite three prime lens combination on my full-frame Leica rangefinder is: 90mm f/2 35mm f/1.4 21mm f/1.4

I have a very very cheap 20-35mm full frame which was really interesting doing street, Still like the 40mm STM Canon for street it works really well. I have been trying the 14mm on the Fuji Pro1 for street and that works rather well too. Cheers. Alex.,

Always enjoy the reviews and photos.

Hello from across the pond!(USA) At times I miss my Canon gear. I’ve switched to Fuji about three years ago. They deliver something Canon moved away from. It helps me to paint the picture or as you said, tell the story! Keep doing what you love, I enjoy seeing someone who loves photography!! Respect

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Really nice pictures. Btw will this work well when set to hyperfocal and not caring about focusing at all?

I use to put filters on all my lens but then I noticed sometimes when you are shooting in the direction of the sun there is this gray circle or white circle in the image. Its light bouncing around. When I removed the filter I don't have that problem.

nice video !

This is a cool video, thanks for the upload.

Congratulations you actually found the parts to make it work ... Now you better hide it somewhere safe or insure it ..🎉

I didn't know you did this stuff... cool. Your capacitors had bees.... ;)

"Tri-amping" - Nice one!

I had the XF300 for many years and loved it. It survived a few falls and kept on working as good as day one. I now have the XF605. It’s a great successor!

How's the sharpness? Is it even close to okay in the corners, at least at 18mm??

I bought the XF300 in 2014. It has good dynamic range, but the autofocus is not great. Also it has an 5.23 mm x 2.94 mm sensor, therefore those blurred focus effects are not pretty. But with that small sensor you get great zoom capabilities. It does not crush the blacks like the Canon 5D. Low light areas have plenty of information. Frame rates are limited to 60 fps in 720P and 30 fps 1080p (60 fps 1080i).

I just purchased a CHINON CS with a CHINON 55mm f/1.7, CHINON 135mm f/2.8 & CHINON 35mm f/2.8 for $58 U.S. I plan on shooting on my M42 camera bodies with film and get the M42 to Eos M adapter for my M50.

Life saver! Thank you🙌🏾

I'm planning to mod my EF-S 55-250mm for using it with a speedbooster to increase the aperture, although I'm not sure if that would decrease the IQ though. Have you tested this mod with a speedbooster? How's the IQ? Thanks

Very nicely built amp. You could also carefully cut the Cap cans open and restuff them with the caps you put underneath. We commonly do that when restoring old radios. There are a lot of good videos on how to restuff caps cans. If you're going to get some spaghettis tubing spend a little more and get Teflon it doesn't melt from soldering heat. Was it worth it you ask? In my book it was totally worth it.

Great work! All turned out in the end! Hard to beat a tube amp!

I love your videos. Good vibes!! I know the feeling plugging in after fixing. Exciting moments. You've put a smile on my face. Thank you!!!