Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a tool to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can give me!

@Ellis Cameron Instablaster :)

@Avery Randy thanks for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.

@Avery Randy It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D Thanks so much, you saved my account :D

@Ellis Cameron Happy to help :D

Hi @NewarkSteve. I am on the fence of getting a 7A35/0.95 OR a TTA 50/1.2 in an attempt to see whether MF lenses suits me. After a year of use, do you see yourself still enjoying the TTA50/1.2 that you often take it with you? I'm contemplating between this and the 7Artisans 35/0.95 but I don't want either to eventually gather dust over time realizing that it's tedious and annoying to use (as a person used to AF lenses. Furthermore, quite a number had already sold their copies in the 2nd hand market probably because of the same reasons I mentioned regarding MF lenses). So, I just want to be sure coming from a person who owns the lens for some time and with the same body as mine (XT3). My current line up of XF lenses are: 16/1.4, 27/2.8ii, 35/2.0, 50/2.0. I found out that my 35/2.0 is my most used lens while the 50/2.0 the least. Your thoughts? Thanks in advance.

@@nathanielngosy The lens handles very nicely and it is priced very reasonably and gives good results. I'm not using it as much as I used to as I bought the TTArtisan 50mm f0.95. Faster, heavier, more expensive, and does not handle as nicely as the f1.2. But, I like it. Not that you asked, but you mentioned the 7Artisans 35mm f0.95. I have the Mitakon and really like it. However, I bought before the other fast 35mm lenses came out. Finally, you comment about the Fuji 35mm f2. I love the lens. as for your comment about the 50 being the least used. Two people at Fuji USA have told me that the 50 is the sharpest among the so-called Fujicrons. I hope I've answered your questions.

@@NewarkSteve Thanks for replying. • Yes, reviewers are saying that the TTA50/0.95 is quite underwhelming. In fact, so as the 7Artisans50/0.95 version wherein Theoria himself lambasted its poor performance. So, what you said about the 50/1.2 which handles better is true. Perhaps the only thing that hesitates me in buying the TTA50/1.2 could be the rendering of its bokeh stopped down to f/2.8 and beyond which exhibits a kind of octagonal shape. What I like about the 50/1.2 is its clicked aperture ring. • The 7Artisans 35/0.95 does render better bokehs than the 50/1.2. But its aperture ring is declicked and easily turns such that you won't realize that your shooting images with aperture values stopped down. So it's really a matter of choosing the more unique features of the 7Artisans 35mm with f/0.95 capability, better bokehs but with de-clicked aperture rings and 2X the cost OR the TTA50/1.2 which costs half, with good rendering of bokeh and a clicked aperture ring. • The reason why I mentioned the XF50/2.0 is that since its my least used, I'm quite worried that if I purchase the TTA50/1.2 hastily which I'll certainly use it with excitement initially and then later on just leaving it often in my dry box because it's too tedious to use and may just cause me to regret purchasing it in the first place (Same also with the 7Artisans 35/0.95). • So if ever I'll be purchasing an MF lense, I have to force myself to think of using it as much as I can regularly on certain occasions.

Wait- what about the 7 artisans 55 1.4?

AliExpress 80e with 10 day delivery for free. Amazon is using 3rd party sellers that jack up the prices

@@parranoic yeah but you get custom charges for something that expensive in most eu countries

@@lyaxedm1825 not in France

Also, I bought under your recommendation a 35-70mm Nikon(Ebay from Japan), but photos are never focused. EVER. Its like there is always a veil. I know I was not lucky with the lens I bought but, what do you think it can be? Do you think it's something that can be solved? Still waiting for your input about best combo for me, changing to Fuji. ( I need video also). Grateful; Eunice Warm wishes from Portugal.

I would appreciate very much your input....In my country, a X-T4 is about 1600 €, a X- T3 1.100, a X=S10 959,00 €, body only.... I cannot bother to buy from US, because customs are a pain in the ass....

I think you are speaking of the 7artisans 35mm 0.95 lens. I have it and love it but I would love for ken to review the 35mm 0.95 by 7artisans.

@@djtruedomination My mistake. I'm actually referring to the 35mm f1.4 by TTartisan, though I'd be interested to know Ken's thoughts on both the 35mm 0.95 by 7A and the 35mm f1.4 by TT.

Why would you compare 2 lenses with such a different focal length?

Different focal range..

thanks :)

I'm having similar problems using it with a Fuji XE-2s, I was hoping a tech head would post an answer on proper camera set up.

It won’t read the f number since it is a manual lens

I too own the Kamlan 50mm f1.1 mk2 and TT Artisan 50mm 1.2. I prefer to use the Kamlan when choosing between them although the difference is not significant. I find that the bokeh is preferable from the Kanlan. However, like you stated it is a real tank hanging off my X-E3. When traveling I find that I do not like to have this excess baggage and will to with the TT Artisan.

it's same like 7artisans 35/1.2 right?

@@dskstoyan it's a different design and the optical performance of the pergear is better

@@iddanielmutis yep good, just a little bit bigger

The 57mm f1.4 is my favorite. Beats a 1.2 hands down.

I think you don't know how many lenses he owns 😂

@@parranoic Who cares.

MOST takumars ARE thorium doped, so thats FALSE

@@kathodosdotcom Take a good look and get your facts right is not my opinion it is a fact.

@@kathodosdotcom First edition 8 element Super Takumar 50 f1.4 (1968-1971) has front element yellowish coated and is not treated with Thorium at the rear element.All other 7 elememt versions are dope with Thorium. Anyway is this Chineesium 50 f1.2 worth money?

lenslegend.com/mamiya-sekor-50mm-f2-m42-lens-review/

any cheap metal one on ebay

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voigt!

china obviously.. that's at least for me a no-go

@@aadp9864 yeah that's what's funny, he's been crapping on chinese lenses for years now

I believe the Fuji XT4 is made in China.

@@anthonydyke8273 Yeah that's true as is the X-T3. I really don't support that. That's why the x-pro series the only new camera is which I consider to buy.

@@anasrida3454 Yeah well that doesn't mean they don't do nice lenses