[LRFlex] Re: Rlens to EOS adapter
- From: Slobodan Dimitrov <s.dimitrov@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 07:20:17 -0700
Isn't it! When people tell me how 'noisy' 1600 and 3200 are with the
20D, never mind the 1D, I always ask them if it's even worth
comparing that noise with the grain of T-max 3200 or Fujicolor 1600
(with its minimal color saturation). Usually they can't argue past that.
Slobodan Dimitrov
Studio G-8, AGCC
http://sdimitrovphoto.com
On Jun 28, 2005, at 6:07 AM, Charles Cason wrote:
Wow, that is pretty good for the ISO3200 setting on the 20d. Did
you use the same lens setup?
Charles
Bob Palmieri wrote:
Charles -
I have one of the Fotodiox adapters. The "prying open of the
sawcuts" kinda worked for me, but later loosened up to the point
of having the lens & camera separate on 3 occasions. The insertion
of shims fixed the looseness for good.
When I talked with the guy at Fotodiox (it's kindof a one-man
operation over there) he told me that the newer R lenses actually
have a slightly different cam-to-flange spec than the older ones.
For this reason, I'm planning to buy the Novoflex adapter (EOS/LER
they call it) soon. This one has actual springs (like the mount
on the camera) which will assure a good fit with any R lensmount.
$210 from B&H.
Yesterday afternoon I had a gig shooting a jazz trio; I ended up
using my old 135 Elmarit lenshead (bugeye version for M
rangefinders) with 3 adapters - the helical focussing mount, a
Viso-to-R adapter and the Fotodiox piece. It really amuses me to
have 1 lens which I can use on all of my current bodies (M-2, M-6,
SL's & 20D). Here's one of those:
http://gallery.leica-users.org/musicians-06_05/Brady_Graphic
Last night I found myself at a winebar where there just wasn't
much light to be had, indoors or out. So I decided it might be a
good time to try that ISO3200 setting on the 20D. Here are a few
quick happy snaps with minimal adjustments:
http://gallery.leica-users.org/girlsgirlsgirls
Bob Palmieri
On Jun 27, 2005, at 8:40 AM, Charles Cason wrote:
I know there has been much on this but now I am serious about
jumping in and buying the C 20d. Can someone give me Steve
Gandy's address? I seem to remember he is the one that has the
best adapter. Is it possible to leave the adapter on the camera
if you are going to use only R lens? I can but the 20d locally
but will need to order the lens adapter. I will need a quick
turn around on that order for a trip to Ontario in about 10 days.
Thanks for your help.
Charles
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Charles
Bob Palmieri wrote:
Charles -
I have one of the Fotodiox adapters. The "prying open of the sawcuts" kinda worked for me, but later loosened up to the point of having the lens & camera separate on 3 occasions. The insertion of shims fixed the looseness for good.
When I talked with the guy at Fotodiox (it's kindof a one-man operation over there) he told me that the newer R lenses actually have a slightly different cam-to-flange spec than the older ones. For this reason, I'm planning to buy the Novoflex adapter (EOS/LER they call it) soon. This one has actual springs (like the mount on the camera) which will assure a good fit with any R lensmount. $210 from B&H.
Yesterday afternoon I had a gig shooting a jazz trio; I ended up using my old 135 Elmarit lenshead (bugeye version for M rangefinders) with 3 adapters - the helical focussing mount, a Viso-to-R adapter and the Fotodiox piece. It really amuses me to have 1 lens which I can use on all of my current bodies (M-2, M-6, SL's & 20D). Here's one of those:
http://gallery.leica-users.org/musicians-06_05/Brady_Graphic
Last night I found myself at a winebar where there just wasn't much light to be had, indoors or out. So I decided it might be a good time to try that ISO3200 setting on the 20D. Here are a few quick happy snaps with minimal adjustments:
http://gallery.leica-users.org/girlsgirlsgirls
Bob Palmieri
On Jun 27, 2005, at 8:40 AM, Charles Cason wrote:
I know there has been much on this but now I am serious about jumping in and buying the C 20d. Can someone give me Steve Gandy's address? I seem to remember he is the one that has the best adapter. Is it possible to leave the adapter on the camera if you are going to use only R lens? I can but the 20d locally but will need to order the lens adapter. I will need a quick turn around on that order for a trip to Ontario in about 10 days.
Thanks for your help.
Charles
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