Shooting DAMAGED Lenses - What's The Worst That Could Happen?
Can you shoot a vintage lens with damage and faults like dust, fungus and scratches? Will they give a useable image, or are they just fit for the scrapheap? Sometimes vintage lenses collect faults and damage over the years, but some will let you carry on shooting, while others need immediate repair. Check out the video to find out which is which! To support this channel on Patreon please go to: https://www.patreon.com/Zenography?fa... Thanks for watching!
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