Captured Omega cal 320 to video

Risto
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Just a short clip I did today.
Did not have much time to source better soundtrack, so please, forgive me 馃榾
Omega chronograph 101.009
Caliber 320 1965.

What a superb watch it is!


Handheld, Fuji X-H1, Carl Zeiss Flektogon 35/2.4 lens.
This really needs dedicated proper film, shooting whole day should do it.
 
Risto
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One photo from this beauty. What a sight it is!
I have to get a proper macro lens to achieve even better results.

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ilayd
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May I suggest getting a tripod? Although great subject matter, I couldnt finish watching, I was starting to get dizzy!
 
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I have a tripod, but I cannot shoot vertically down with it. But I'm considering one that has a horizontal arm. I agree that the handheld is not the proper way to shoot video. Next one will be step up!
 
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Risto Risto
Just a short clip I did today.
Did not have much time to source better soundtrack, so please, forgive me 馃榾
Omega chronograph 101.009
Caliber 320 1965.

What a superb watch it is!


Handheld, Fuji X-H1, Carl Zeiss Flektogon 35/2.4 lens.
This really needs dedicated proper film, shooting whole day should do it.
Great Omega chronograph, no questions!! great that you shot it with the Flektogon . vintage glass on modern digital is the way to go. but....definitely using a tripod it would have added more quality to the screenshot
 
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