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Thanks I would give it a shot once I've caught up with my projects. Coming from Vietnam, I have to say that screenshot you took really reminds me of home  
Thanks for the kind words. It is a really lovely len. I'm planning to get the 85 1.5 reissue and a focal reducer for m43-m42 as well. If only there is a wider angle len with the same look, I would be set. 

fan noise is cheap and easy to fix. I haven't done it myself since it never bothers me that much.
as for colour this guy has shown it pretty good in this video. 
 
even though godox is the one I'm using atm and being quite a bit cheaper. I'd vote for boltzen 55w due to the size and weight. 

There is.  The Russians didn't just hang around drinking vodka during the Cold War
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?152436-Russian-Soviet-USSR-Lens-Survival-Guide
and here are some samples from the set:
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNtAbAeqHYSKyOnPbE-3AuIxzmeVFZCbWCspWF1jCuvHBihhbHbMULc5rMa1xtdBA?key=YWd5QW1tYm5OOERoeHpBSHg1TlJiUEptOGVKSmNB

Didn't know that, big thanks! 
That's a shame. 
Regarding hitting the mirror, I really recommend this site:
https://www.panoramaplanet.de/comp/
Quite difficult to get by in Poland, not sure why. 

I'll second the Yashica ML lenses - here's a good resource:
https://cargocollective.com/yashica/About-Yashica-ML-Prime-Lenses
Here's a list of M42 that hit or don't hit a 5D - Takumar 50mm f1.4 or the 55mm f1.8 (beware both have razor thin DoF wide open, but are sharp)
https://www.panoramaplanet.de/comp/

Thanks I would give it a shot once I've caught up with my projects. Coming from Vietnam, I have to say that screenshot you took really reminds me of home  
Thanks for the kind words. It is a really lovely len. I'm planning to get the 85 1.5 reissue and a focal reducer for m43-m42 as well. If only there is a wider angle len with the same look, I would be set. 

as Turboguard said I'm still struggled with colour a whole video correctly. Before this camera my workflow is pretty much slap on a decent lut => tweaked a few thing and deliver. My goal this year is to try to up my colour skill.  
This is a video that I did while strolling the street of Melbourne. The sound is actually the on board mic since I din't expect such a performance 
 

I'm more into these little guy 
 

 

as Turboguard said I'm still struggled with colour a whole video correctly. Before this camera my workflow is pretty much slap on a decent lut => tweaked a few thing and deliver. My goal this year is to try to up my colour skill.  
This is a video that I did while strolling the street of Melbourne. The sound is actually the on board mic since I din't expect such a performance 
 

as Turboguard said I'm still struggled with colour a whole video correctly. Before this camera my workflow is pretty much slap on a decent lut => tweaked a few thing and deliver. My goal this year is to try to up my colour skill.  
This is a video that I did while strolling the street of Melbourne. The sound is actually the on board mic since I din't expect such a performance 
 

as Turboguard said I'm still struggled with colour a whole video correctly. Before this camera my workflow is pretty much slap on a decent lut => tweaked a few thing and deliver. My goal this year is to try to up my colour skill.  
This is a video that I did while strolling the street of Melbourne. The sound is actually the on board mic since I din't expect such a performance 
 

as Turboguard said I'm still struggled with colour a whole video correctly. Before this camera my workflow is pretty much slap on a decent lut => tweaked a few thing and deliver. My goal this year is to try to up my colour skill.  
This is a video that I did while strolling the street of Melbourne. The sound is actually the on board mic since I din't expect such a performance 
 

Yeah I'm continually impressed by just how nice stills you can get out of the P4K. I was visiting my parents and filmed their kitten a bit - she's more agile than mercury so trying to take actually catch her in focus for a photograph is kinda impossible. Especially if you're dicking around with a 1.2. Much easier to pull out a still from a video clip.

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

I have to say for a cinema camera the still I managed to pull out of it is pretty incredible 
 
perfect for thumbnail like this 
 
 

If you want a bit of an insight into how relatively rare this camera still is in the wild, I doubled the amount of Pocket 4K cameras that were being used at the BVE Expo in London today when I got mine out of my bag.
I plonked it down on a table that Zeiss had left brochures on but abandoned to setup my app and immediately drew a crowd who thought I was an exhibitor.
Of course I did not disabuse any of them of this belief and promptly started demoing the living daylights out of my app.

I feel strange that there is no mention of this:
http://www.tearlachwales.com/batbox4k
Using 4 x 18650 for 2.5 hours which is about 20 USD for 2.5 hours. Probably the minimalist solution have seen so far and it works wonder. 
Tea is a great guy to deal with and I would recommend his service.   

the Viltrox EF-M1 is one such thing. it's a smart adapter without the focal reducer.
As per your solution, I tried to remove the focal reducer optic from my Viltrox EF-M2 once and I could not focus my 18-35 at all. The minimum focus distance seems to be pushed to really far away. I have not figured out the reason why. 

the Viltrox EF-M1 is one such thing. it's a smart adapter without the focal reducer.
As per your solution, I tried to remove the focal reducer optic from my Viltrox EF-M2 once and I could not focus my 18-35 at all. The minimum focus distance seems to be pushed to really far away. I have not figured out the reason why. 

OK, a bit quick and dirty but here we are.
Slightly complicated by the only non-reducing EF>MFT adapter that I have on hand being a Fotodiox Lens Throttle which always has a certain amount of ND even when set to clear which, coupled with the light advantages of the focal reducers, means a bit of an exposure modification for that one.
No big deal really as its only there for reference anyway.
I shot this so view that you would have plenty of white wall and with focus set on the wine bottles so you also get some detail into the edge of the frame with white surrounding it and some potentially glowable stuff on the fridge.

Obviously the Metabones 0.71x reduction to 0.75x of the Aputure gives a wider FOV but its also got a very slight sharpness edge.
The RAW dng files are here for you 
https://mega.nz/#!x35lUQYI!P8oS55N-z2xvfjzesoSEEsjcIPIt4e-lKGYpUdVO7jsBM4K Focal Reducers.zip