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Want to bet on that? [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Minolta-lens-Canon-mount-adapter/dp/B000YD77KE"]Click[/ame]I'm 99.9 and a half % sure there is no such animal.
How about that? I'm glad I didn't say 100%.:blushing: But how about Leice R to anything else? Did you ever come across that?Want to bet on that? Click
I thought I read that the Canon EF mechanism was shallower than the design other mounts (e.g.: Nikkor-F), allowing them to be mounted to EF with infinity focus?...because they move the lens farther away from the camera, they can't focus at infinity
How about that? I'm glad I didn't say 100%.:blushing: But how about Leice R to anything else? Did you ever come across that?
I thought I read that the Canon EF mechanism was shallower than the design other mounts (e.g.: Nikkor-F), allowing them to be mounted to EF with infinity focus?
When Canon switched lens mounts in 1987 for their new EOS autofocus cameras, it angered many pro photographers who had a lot of money tied up in FD lenses. So Canon made a high quality adapter but it was never really sold to the public, only to pro photographers. You can still find these on the used market, but they are quite expensive. There are, of course, cheap knock-offs but they typically aren't very good...or so I hear.This is also my understanding, Ironically most other lenses can be adapted to Canon EOS, but not Canon FD. (well, without adding another crappy piece of glass between lens and camera.)
I hadn't heard that, but that would be good news.I thought I read that the Canon EF mechanism was shallower than the design other mounts (e.g.: Nikkor-F), allowing them to be mounted to EF with infinity focus?
I thought I read that the Canon EF mechanism was shallower than the design other mounts (e.g.: Nikkor-F), allowing them to be mounted to EF with infinity focus?