Dear Philippe,
You write they were compared to the summis , do you mean the
"Summicron 90 mm" , the tele-portraitobjective I have?
yours sincerely
L.Vermeiren
----- Original Message ----- From: "Philippe AMARD"
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To: <leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2008 12:04 PM
Subject: [LRflex] Re: OT Query - Canon FD lenses/cameras
Funny,
I got about the same set of lenses last year - the 70 - 260 is HEAVY
- you apparently should be able to use it on other bodies as it has a
T (2 or 4?) mount - just a locking screw and then rotate if I
remember well).
The 50mm was good to excellent when it came out - I have the 1.4.
They were competing with the summis at the time the R3 came out.
As to the body mine were used on a FTbQL if it may help.
Other: I'm still looking for a way to use at least the 50 on the
Lumix, but it requires a "non yet tested by anyone I know " adaptor
with a lens.
Good luck with the new babes.
phx
Douglas Sharp wrote:
Hi, all,
I've just been given a Canon TLb with an FD 50/1.8 (Chrome ring and
bayonet lens-hood, old style FD mount), an FD 28/2.8 (New style FD
mount) and a Vivitar 75-260 / 4.5 Zoom (Old FD mount) + a Vivitar
Automatic 2x Teleconverter ( [FL-FD] - whatever that means).
Having never used Canon cameras or lenses until the DSLRs came out,
I was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about the quality
of the above.
The TLb is fully functional (and very simple) but needs Mercury or
Wein cell batteries - can anyone recommend a good alternative body
(assuming that it's worth it for using the lenses I got) - I gather
the A series are pretty good and the F bodies are apparently superb
- any pros and cons?.
Thanks in advance
Douglas
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