Thanks Bob.
Don
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> Don,
>
> It's an easy fix. You can still focus the lens manually while it is
mounted
> on the 1.7X adapter. So if it doesn't get you there with autofocus, you
do
> manual focus and then let the autofocus take over.
>
ED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 10:10 PM
Subject: Re: AF 1.7 adapter, how does it work?
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> << Not quite - the AF adapter only provides a limited focussing range.
> You need to rough-focus your lens to the approximate distance, and
> let th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Not quite - the AF adapter only provides a limited focussing range.
You need to rough-focus your lens to the approximate distance, and
let the AF adapter make minor focussing adjustments. >>
Sorry John, what I usual do is set it at infinity and see what happens.
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> Frank ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) asks:
> << Anybody understand how the AF 1.7 adapter works? >>
>
> You put any K or A series lens on the adapter and set the lens at infinity.
Not quite - the AF adapter only provides a limited focussing range.
You need to rough-focus your
Frank ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) asks:
<< Anybody understand how the AF 1.7 adapter works? >>
You put any K or A series lens on the adapter and set the lens at infinity.
Put the adapter on your autofocus camera.
The adapter mechanically moves a small internal lens in/out to get focus.
It uses the autof
On 29 Mar 2001, at 12:01, Frank Wajer wrote:
> Anybody understand how the AF 1.7 adapter works?
Hi Frank,
The AF 1.7 TC provides AF by coupling its TC elements to a helicoid which
is driven by the AF shaft out of the camera body, ie the elements of the TC
move in and out to provide system foc
Anybody understand how the AF 1.7 adapter works?
Frank
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