[LRflex] Re: EOS Adapters
- From: Alan Siegle <alansiegle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 08:40:03 -0700 (PDT)
Colin,
I have a lot of EOS adapters, the only one I didn't buy was a Novaflex. I
found that the quality was about the same, and ALL of them were made in China
(excluding Novaflex).
On the smaller lenses the adapters did loosen up, but on my 80-200 and heavy
lenses I had to tighten them up. I don't use them very much now, I have a DMR
and use my 1D MK II as a backup to the DMR.
I would buy the adapters in the red and white box, I found them to cost the
least and to be very good.
Alan
<<From: Colin Howarth
Subject: [LRflex] Re: EOS adapters was can you identify this bird?
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 14:58:00 +0200
On 23.07.2006, at 18:36, David Young wrote:
> Glad Doug could help you with the bird identification... I couldn't!
Thanks, Doug :)
> Just curious... might you, by any chance, be related to the artist
> (painter) Glen Howarth, who lives in Victoria, BC? (Curious only
> because Howarth is not a common name, and because I used to know him,
> many moons ago.)
Not that I know of. It's apparently more common "up north" (my =20
grandfather came from Yorkshire, Bront=EB country). Some distant =20
relatives emigrated to New Zealand.
> Lastly, you'll have fun with the 400 Telyt! It's a great lens! I'm
> already looking forward to seeing what you can do with it!
Well, I'm looking forward to it, but don't expect much from me.
I don't know if it made it into the world news, but we had our first =20
wild brown bear in the Bavarian Alps this summer. The first in a =20
hundred and something years. It had apparently come from some Italian =20=
(South Tyrolean) renaturalisation program, and strolled right over =20
the Alps to Bavaria.
Where we shot it.
OK, it was behaving "inappropriately" killing sheep, wandering into =20
towns etc. and there was a feeble effort to catch it. But still.
About those adapters, any comments on EOS adapters? I've heard of =20
Novoflex (150 EUR) and CameraQuest (175 $) Then on Ebay I see Chinese =20=
made (Skink?) adapters for 22 EUR.
colin=
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