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I love tea, and these pots are amazingly artistic!

Wonderfully refreshing assessment of Chinese manufacturers who are eager to make high quality products. Congratulations Joey on a great product, and for the drive to take a big risk and stick with it! (And thanks Kevin for the great interview!)

What is the show?

Hey Kevin...did you shoot this with the 5D?

This seemed like really great information, but I could not keep focused while looking at the amazing HD quality video of the 5D mark II...

I think this was a decision maker on getting one...

a nice cup of tea always sooths my soul =) and with a spiffy boiler it gets even better!

Is that lens 50mm 1,8f ? :D

50mm 1.4

I got a Sorapot for Christmas last year. It is simply the best! All other teapots in my house are now retired :-) Thanks, Joey!

This footage looks great. Are you having any issues with the auto focus when it isn't mounted like this? And good spot with Joey, great guy.

Hi kevin,Great interview.
I'm looking for a tripod for my 5D could yu give me an andvice which on do you use here ?

Awesome kevin... we've blogged your video on planet5D... blog.planet5d.com/2009/06/kevin-rose-begins-doing-interviews-with-the-canon-eos-5d-mark-ii/

kevin, great content here on your vimeo account. the video quality and the lighting is absolutely stunning. canon looks like a really compelling choice...and i'm a nikon guy.. however, i think the aperture was a little too wide on this one. your arm is out of focus pushing a little too "dreamy" look for an interview content. i guess it's just my taste, but i wonder what do others think about it?

That was a really interesting interview. For someone who is new to Tea its good to see the different things that are out there. I have just now learned that loose tea tastes better than bags and its good to know how to make it. Kevin, do you drink it iced or do you stick to hot tea?

Side note: Joey Roth, you are one interesting dude.

Wow! You guys are serious about tea. I thought it was comedy at first.

Fascinating insights into tea and the Sorapot development process, thanks for that.

Anyone know of a place to get really good loose leaf tea online?

Cool to see that you're using the 5DMK2. Great vid!

Great interview. Inspiring and helpful. Great insight into manufacturing.

Crystal clear video shot, nice interview, though I got a better idea than Sorapot :) Comes from Turkey, the land of black tea. tiny.cc/AicZn

Nice work Kevin!

This video convinced me to buy a Sorapot!

looking at the grass grow, French idiom to say just enjoy life the 'slow motion' way.
ooh I wish I could look all day at leaves dive slow motion through my sorapot
..and had another job but teaching-absolutely-no-money-job-I-absolutely-love right now

this is the most beautiful house stuff I have seen in years!

speechless, well almost ;)

for all you tea lovers...

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It looks to have several design weaknesses: the seal around the top has to seal under rapidly changing temperatures and must survive handling, ageing, etc; the screw holding it all together must always be done up securely or it will leak boiling water; when opened, water from previous use will drip onto table (unless dried each time).

It just looks as if he has tried to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

It does look good, however, but he has confused style with functional design.

$200 or $250 is a stupid price for something that may not last or be that good. I wouldn't waste my money.