Only place where ARRI puts up a "commercial" is Oscars.

Shounak Hinge so true

Usually what happens with big cine companies, like the Cooke (lenses) youtube channel which is all about talking about the craft and why you choose gear, not ads. The products speak louder than marketing in that space, i guess.

Commercial for who? Normal people watching KZfaq videos so that they could buy these crazy good cinema lens 😂😂

@@AkhilsaiNo1 never once did he say they were the best. He talked about why they did what they did, why things are more expensive, and why they even changed lens mounts. A commercial would have just focused on why they are better than brand B, not the actual information on how exactly lenses work and what compromises were made in spite of having the funds to do it right.

agreed, you should get them to the uk lol

100% true! A tone of respect for you both

Sitting here listening to all this technical talk with my mouth open I just drooled a little lol🤤 great video tho!

@@switchwheeltv7482 jaw drop in my case too bro. Insane information

Bossshhh

That's right. So, I can tell my camera where to auto focus by touching liquid crystal panel. then my camera understand my intent, do forccs it and start tracing the object automatically. Sony camera is improving, where Ali doesn't.

@8823Oragne you’re an idiot

Def gonna use that when talking about auto focus

Tu Anh this reply cracked me up 😂😭

​@@JWheelzVideoz we should lol. A lot of "mainstream camera" comsumers nowadays are more interested and relying on auto focus systems.

You should have seen him in the movie Rover

More people need to know/accept this!

it doesn't unless you tell it where. canon's auto focus is amazing if you tell it what you'd like it to focus on.

@@gdrriley420 it's good at faces, but I've found that like if you're trying to get a close up of like someone doing something with their hands and they're moving a lot, it can lose track.

For stills, I always use center AF. Point at what you want to focus on, press and hold shutter halfway, then move camera to the desired frame. Doesn't work for video recording though.

No not awesome. We have manual and AF on glass for a reason.

Dude this is like the only comment I have seen by a verified youtuber I watch that doesn't have a billion likes and like 2 mil comments lol

@@headgames4945 yeah what the hell

Oh hey Matt, glad to see you here

Yeah that part kinda ruined rack focusing for me lol

Known Art for a few years, great to see a lens class from the Master. ARRI definitely picked the best explainer for their products.

Same

Really was gonna watch a minute then watched the whole thing. Well done 👏

Yesssss

exactly. they're making NASA-level technology achievements look normal.

thats one of the things you dont even notice when they are there but are clearly distracting whn they are not

@@imiy Yeah same, I kinda like the zoom

Same. I was like "Oh... wait. What ?!"

Cam James they actually made lenses for nasa back in the day also for stanley kubrick...

This is exactly what I thought. Fantastic insights in the world of lenses and the challenges in their development. A pleasure to watch and listen to.

Except Mercedes quality is getting worst over time, while ARRI is improving😆.

you had me but fucked up at the end should of said toyota

@@shapes9495 nah he got it right, Benz was/is the pioneer of new tech. Most of what is in the new toyotas came from Benz. Toyota is like making a kit lens perfectly for decades and you can still drop it after 60 years but it isn't top of the line.

The Neumann of microphones.

Roof-prism binoculars also suffer from this problem, that's why in the military they tend to use the Porro design (simpler, cheaper, and better optically, on top of that).

lol right? This is where ignorance being bliss pays off.

Hahaha - me to man - me to

@@videodrone4287 Extra 'o'

Pffft, crying in 100 bucks glass

Lol

Everything he says is crystal clear and sharp. Probably because he's not been Tony'ed.

Camera Conspiracies do a rant asap

But can you vlog with it!

But there's no autofocus. What is there for Camera Conspiracies to even understand?

LOL

good luck man!

$25k and up for their lenses. I dont think I'll be shooting with one ever lol

Looked it up 15-75k 😂🥲

I never realised it, but in retrospect it's so obvious

@@liteoner Yeah, I know - when you think about it, it's the only thing that could be happening. Really cool...

Fun fact: The Nikon Z 24-70/f4 S mirrorless kit lens virtually has no focus breathing because it has a little zoom motor to automatically cancel it out, as do many of the new Z lenses.

​@@infrasmog A lot of the cheaper and smaller lenses these days have electronic helpers. For example a Sony PXW-Z90 has a super-small lens for a relatively large 1" sensor, but it has a 12x optical zoom, 4K resolution, parfocality and no focus breathing. It's impossible to make a "real lens" like that in that small size and light weight. There is all kinds of electronic trickery going on in the camcorder to correct the lens errors, but also in the lens. For example it is not actually parfocal, but the focus is electronically corrected on the fly when you zoom. It's one of the reasons why in the past, a handheld camcorder was double the size and weight, only had a 10x optical zoom and a tiny 1/3" sensor. They just didn't have the computing power for the electronic trickery.

They're obviously knowledgeable. I'm surprised by how willing they are to share the knowledge.

😂

Just died... from laughing 😆 😝

that's how i feel, 38min

Gotta watch on a faster setting. I find 1.75x perfect for Potato Jet experience.

You're Crazy.....................

T2i is the bee's knees though!

Yup

Everyone must have had a 550d before! Even me lol

Buys Arri signature prime lens. Duct tapes it to iPhone

@@LurkerPatrol5 someone should make an adapter

Remik Don‘t forget the >Ahaa‘s

Potatoe is a teacher in a lot of way but in this episode he was the padawan

Just watched that too. Great interview

Tomasz Brodecki I absolutely love the fact that you kept the focal lengths minimal. There is beauty in simplicity.

Can somebody reply to this comment so i can watch this later. Gotta go uni

@@daniel-hv4qy You got it. In the future, just click the link and press Add to > Watch Later or Save if you are on mobile :)

@@daniel-hv4qy +1

Thanks! I was scrolling for that number. Saved my wrist a lotta mileage.

Yeah I mean, that's what a lot people will never make in a year working full time. Seems legit for a camera accessory ...

@@Ledindon78 LMFAO

@@Ledindon78 ?

@@jonashansson1805 ?

Also for the computational prowess of our brain, which is able to process a lot of information efficiently in real time and compensates for a lot of defects that our eyes can not eliminate.

holy f*ck our eyes are pretty dope huh?? Mind blowned..

hahahahahaha

I kept thinking 🤔 Potato didn’t really get that 😝😝😝

I believe it is vice versa, dude.

@J G riiiiiiight, interesting, wooow. Sounded so fake tbh. That's the first sign of not knowing stuff.

Yes Potatoe Jet knows as much as someone who works at Arri.. (sarcasm) lmao. not that he couldn't know as much, there're just those things that's harder to find out unless you're in the lens manufacturing business.

Ansar M. Smith he may not know as much as you think.

They've learned with each other. The guy from Arri is really an expert.

Oh, and I've seen a lot of your videos and they're awesome, but this one earned my subscription.

Jasenko Stojakovic I respect your art

"You can tell I'm a dad"