DマウントシネレンズをM4/3で使う革命的アダプター製作方法/ジャンクレンズで稀にみかける小さくて美しいD mountをPENTAX Qではなくマイクロフォーサーズで撮影可能にしてみた！製作簡単！

#junklens #cine lens #D Mount In today's video, I'll show you how to make a dreamy adapter that allows you to use D-mount lenses for 8mm film cameras with M4/3 mirrorless cameras. The D-mount was the most widespread lens standard for 8mm film cameras, used mainly for home movie shooting from the 1930s to the 1970s. Since it was the mount that established an era, there are many lenses made by top-notch lens manufacturers that would fetch a ridiculous price for cameras. It is also very cheap. D mount brand Just a few examples Japan: NIKKOR, YASHICA, ZUNOW, ARCO, USA: Keystone, Wollensak, KODAK UK:　Taylor hobson Germany:　Schneider,　Steinheil, France:　Angenieux,　Som berthiot, Switzerland:　Kern-paillard, However, because of its small size and too short flange back, it was treated as an unusable ornament until Pentax launched the revolutionary Pentax Q series of small interchangeable lens digital cameras. The PENTAX Q series, with its small sensor and short flange back, was such a savior that it could be called a camera for the D mount, but this revolution did not last long and it was discontinued. However, this revolution did not last long and the D-mount lenses are no longer available. This time, I'm going to show you how to make an adapter that will allow you to use these lenses with the still-active M4/3 standard, so that you can take over the fight for the PENTAX Q series and start the second D-mount revolution that will allow you to use D-mount lenses around the world without worry! 2012 PENTAX Q released 2014 PENTAX Q-S1 released (final model) http://www.ricoh-imaging.co.jp/englis... Speech Synthesis CoeFont Allial Voiced by https://coefont.studio Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)