Voigtländer

... that, that helps you blend in and be, and be invisible?

Uh, I use just a little Fuji, um, X-E4 with an, um, a very compact Voigtlander 28 mil equivalent on it, so it's a very light kit and it's not intrusive at all.

all.So aside from, 'cause I've heard you talk about being invisible, or you've wr- written about it-

Mm-hmm

I'd have to check my 28 millimeter lens.

My e- well, wait a sec, I got a Voigtlander that could probably do it, the 28, 2.8 Skopar.

Yeah.

I, I bought for New-

And what was your rig? What was your setup?

I had a Panasonic GH5 body and a Voigtlander, 17.5 Voigtlander lens and onboard mic.

Was

the mic like a boom?

And so you're just wasting a lot of glass because the sensor won't actually see all of it because it's designed for a larger one.

The nice thing about the Voigtlanders is that the Voigtlander primes are designed for the Micro Four Thirds sensor.

And there's a few other lenses that are designed for that sensor type as well.

I think Koa has a few lenses that are designed for Micro Four Thirds.

But a lot of other lenses are designed for APS-C, so you're just wasting a bunch of glass.

Laowa has some Micro Four Thirds specific lenses, which are kind of nice.

The Voigtlanders, I think, have the most character to them as far as stuff that I've seen.

I've really been wanting to get some of the Voigtlanders strictly because I've always wished for like a thigh pocket equivalent for micro four thirds.