Capturing Timeless Beauty with the Olympus OM-System Auto-W 28mm | Vintage Lens Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Welcome to my channel, where we celebrate the timeless charm of vintage lenses!
In this video, we take a look at the Olympus OM-System Auto-W 28mm, an exceptional gem that continues to captivate photographers and filmmakers even after all these years.
The Olympus OM-System Auto-W 28mm lens hails from the prestigious Olympus OM series, renowned for its exceptional optics and robust build quality. Dating back to the era of film cameras, this vintage lens offers a distinctive character and unique aesthetics that have stood the test of time.
Whether you're a vintage lens enthusiast, a collector, or a creative seeking a unique visual style, the Olympus OM-System Auto-W 28mm lens is an incredible choice. Its exceptional optical performance combined with the allure of a bygone era make it a must-have addition to any photographer's arsenal.
The video was filmed entirely with the DJI Osmo Pocket.
The montage was done in DaVinci Resolve on Arch Linux.
The images in the video were processed with RawTherapee and GIMP on Arch Linux.
The video thumbnail was processed with RawTherapee on Arch Linux.
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Radu, I wish all vintage lens reviews were as good as this!
Thank you, I'm very glad to be of some service.
no beer!!! Yuuuppppyyyy
I have a copy of the Zuiko 28mm f2.0 that I intend to haphazardly compare to the Topcor 28mm f2.8. Welcome back and thanks for the vid - I enjoyed the images you captured because for some reason, they really do resonate with the focal length.
Thank you.
I would love to get me the f2 version someday.
I kept it quiet but I had to get one (a couple of weeks ago). I still prefer 35mm but there are times when 28mm feels better and that Zuiko shines just as much as the others.
Those OM lenses are really nice to use, look good, take good images, but I especially like their small size.
Great video!
Mulțumesc.
I like the OM 28mm f2,8 ( No beer ?)
No beer, this time, sadly enough. I'm recovering after a really bad pulled muscle in my back, I spent most of last week in pain, so I'm still on some medication. Once that's done with, in a couple of days, I'll be having beer. Two at the same time!
I also like the OM 2.8/28 quite a lot!
Great to see another video Radu, and loving' the 'bloopers' outtakes at the end... a very endearing touch indeed :)
Despite starting my photographic 'journey' (oh Jeez'!) on an old Olympus and the venerable 50mm f1.8 Zuiko that came as the standard kit offering that made an Olympus believer out of me, it still remains a major a brand of lenses that I have not yet explored as vintage tools ... but sometimes you need to go away just to come home again :)
So inspired by your enthusiasm It's on my lists now along with something a bit bonkers from their stable like the 55mm f1.2 as a walk around buddy for the 28mm, I personally find this combination to cover most things I might want to do mooching around.
Keep it up and congratulations on the new abode😍looks like refined dwelling fit for creativity and your impending parenthood!
Thanks for you kind words. Really, such a nice message, it makes feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
As for the Zuikos... yeah, I've turned into a bit of a fanboy and subsequently went on a bit of a shopping spree these last few months, mostly window shppping, but I did end up buying a few. I've decided it's my favourite brand of vintage lenses and I started building a set. I currently own the 28 reviewed here, a 1.4/50, a 3.5/50 Macro and a 2.8/135, all soon to be featured on the channel. Next up I'd like to get the 2/28, the 2/50 macro, maybe the 4.5/300 for some birding and wildlife... We'll see.
While I can't speak for the 1.2/55 you want to get, as it's quite a bit out of my budget, I can (and will soon) say a lot about the 1.4/50, the latter, black-nose version - it's my favourite 50mm ever. Simply outstanding!
@@1kwords that’s high praise for the 50 1.4 as I know you’ve ‘been around the block’ haha! I shall check it out tho I’m biased towards the slightly longer 50s from 55 thru 58… actually one of my all time favs is Minolta’s very modest 58 f1.4 which is technically more like a 61mm in reality, and despite not being super duper sharp, it has a maverick magic that I simply adore 🥰
But I shall certainly check out the 50 now too on your say-so 🙏👍
Just found your channel I'm a portrait photographer and videographer using Linux love you content.
I myself have been watching your channel for years. Which brings me to a question I've been meaning to ask. Is this your second channel? Did you delete lots of stuff? You used to have much more content. I remember a lot of videos I used to enjoy, but they seem to have vanished from your channel, along with a lot of your subscribers.
What happened?
@@1kwords My previous channel was hacked and google never got back to me to recover it so I'm lucky to have all my videos on odysee and am working on re uploading but some I feel need to be updated to changes on the software I wold like to interview you for my channel some time to but more videos will be back soon thanks for the continued support.
@@ShaneMiltonProductions Oh, I see. I'm happy to do an interview for your channel, it would be great.
salut frate, salutari din Serbia. it is difficult to find a good wide angle vintage lens. For B&W try if you can CZ Flek 25mm f4
Salut fratele meu sârb.
first!
Hah.