[LRFlex] Re: Rlens to EOS adapter
- From: Bob Palmieri <rpalmier@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2005 10:29:04 -0500
Charles -
I don't have the Novoflex yet but someone on the list has one and
confirmed this spring thing.
Like I said, I really think that it's the better of the mousetraps.
However, I can only speak from hands-on (and lens-falling-off)
experience about the Fotodiox piece, and only about my sample. I should
also say that all of my lenses are from the 70's...
Stephen Gandy certainly seems like just the sort of guy who's made a
business from solving a lot of problems for the niche market of cool
photo gear enthusiasts, and definitely deserves our support.
If I was youse, I'd order the Novo from B&H and the CameraQuest from
Stephen and return the one you like least. (I think Mr. Gandy accepts
returns, but I'm not sure 'bout that...) 'Course, for that matter,
perhaps you could be the first among us to gat all three together and
give us the definitive word on this persistent question.
Bob Palmieri
On Jul 1, 2005, at 10:05 AM, Charles Cason wrote:
Hi Ted, and others,
Is there much difference between the adapter made by Novoflex (with
springs) and the one from CameraQuest?
I have some old 2 and 3 cam lens as well as some new ROM lens and them
my long 400/560 telyts. I need an adapter that will handle all of
these if that is possible.
Is Bob Palmeri here? Did you get the Novoflex?
I appreciate the help fellows.
Charles Cason
Ted Grant wrote:
Charles Cason said:
Subject: [LRFlex] WAS: Rlens to EOS NOW: 3200 results
Wow, that is pretty good for the ISO3200 setting on the 20d. Did
you use the same lens setup?<<<
Charles,
The ASA 3200 setting on the 20D is amazing. Don't even consider it
anything like 3200 film as it's so superior you'll find you'll have
no fear to almost shoot by starlight! ;-) Well OK not quite, ;-) but
there isn't any comparison regardless of what "film shooters only"
may think and say that it's not possible. They've not put the 3200 to
a true on the job shooting test. Most importantly.... they haven't
cleared their "film thinking" from their minds.
This is truly a ..... "got to do it, see it and then you'll believe
it!"
I've done much of my 3200 shooting with the 10mm-22mm super-wide and
the 80-200 Leica f4.0 zoom and it's results are quite amazing both in
colour or B&W.
ted
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