Bolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Mine never did, they rotated but that's it, the PC control
adaptors are the
> > Zörk Film & Phototechnic ones which you can see at
http://www.zoerk.com/
>
> I had read somewhere -- and seen a photo -- that the _Pentax_
67 to K-mount
> adapter had a shift func
Rob Studdert wrote:
> Mine never did, they rotated but that's it, the PC control adaptors are the
> Zörk Film & Phototechnic ones which you can see at http://www.zoerk.com/
Darn - I was dreaming of getting one along w/ the 45mm f4
if/when I can afford one. That would be an inte
On 24 May 2002 at 19:10, Bolo wrote:
> The 6x7 to k-mount adaptor allows for shifting the lens. That allows
> you to have PC (perspective correction) when using 67 lenses on a
> 35mm body. Is the shift adjustment set to zero?
Mine never did, they rotated but that's it, the PC control adaptors
> I've been experimenting with the 67 to K-mount adapter lately; haven't taken
> any pictures, but I was wondering if anyone else is successfully using this
> adapter?
>
> In particular, the view through the viewfinder is great on the 200/4 and the
> 90/2.8, but a Tak 400/4 and 55-100mm look like
I see this with my A* 200mm F4 Macro and my MZ-S. No vignetting
in the image recorded on film, but the top of the viewfinder
fades to black well before the edge
It's more of a camera thing than a lens thing, I guess.
--Mark
-William Robb wrote-
This is common with any telephoto len
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