Using 35MM Nikon Lenses

Jason McCormy · June 27th, 2008, 09:46 AM

I understand there is an adapter to allow the use of Nikon 35mm Lenses, but I am unable to find it online. Does anyone have a link? Also, is this an adapter that replaces the lens or one that allows the attachment of the Nikon lens to the existing lens?

I know there is a huge increase in zoom for the adapter that allows it to attach to the existing lens, which isn't what I'm neccessarily after. I've been looking at the RedRock adapter and am curious, does that also make a huge increase in zoom? And what kind of effect does it have on resolution and image quality?

Thank you for all your help in advance. This is the most informative site I've been too by about 10000 times.

Gary Nattrass · June 28th, 2008, 03:07 AM

Here you go: http://www.mtfservices.com/

It replaces the lens and is very well made and gives X7 maginification.

Easy route to purchase on e-bay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nikon-to-Sony-...3286.m20.l1116

Jason McCormy · June 28th, 2008, 05:25 PM

Does anyone have ny experience with the RedRock adapter? From the description, it sounds like it present an image from the other lens that the original lens focuses on. That seems to be a bit odd to me but interesting.

Thenk you for your response, it is really helpful with figuring this stuff out.

Pietro Impagliazzo · June 28th, 2008, 05:41 PM

Yes Jason, that's the basic MO of 35mm adapters.

Since the 35MM image area is way, way bigger than 1/3" or even 1/2", adapters do this trick to you.

I can't really tell you what's the best adapters in the market, Letus looks like the popular choice. However the new microprocessed Brevis (it's the Brevis, right?) has been getting nice words from customers.

June 27th, 2008, 09:46 AM	#1
Jason McCormy Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Agoura California Posts: 167	Using 35MM Nikon Lenses I understand there is an adapter to allow the use of Nikon 35mm Lenses, but I am unable to find it online. Does anyone have a link? Also, is this an adapter that replaces the lens or one that allows the attachment of the Nikon lens to the existing lens? I know there is a huge increase in zoom for the adapter that allows it to attach to the existing lens, which isn't what I'm neccessarily after. I've been looking at the RedRock adapter and am curious, does that also make a huge increase in zoom? And what kind of effect does it have on resolution and image quality? Thank you for all your help in advance. This is the most informative site I've been too by about 10000 times.

June 28th, 2008, 03:07 AM	#2
Gary Nattrass Major Player Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Cornsay Durham UK Posts: 300	Here you go: http://www.mtfservices.com/ It replaces the lens and is very well made and gives X7 maginification. Easy route to purchase on e-bay: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nikon-to-Sony-...3286.m20.l1116 __________________ Over 28 years in broadcast film and TV as a dubbing mixer/editor: Visit my Pub TV channel: www.TheBlackHorseBar.co.uk And the N East UK IPTV Portal www.iNorthEast.tv

June 28th, 2008, 05:41 PM	#4
Pietro Impagliazzo Regular Crew Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Rio de Janeiro, BR Posts: 156	Yes Jason, that's the basic MO of 35mm adapters. Since the 35MM image area is way, way bigger than 1/3" or even 1/2", adapters do this trick to you. I can't really tell you what's the best adapters in the market, Letus looks like the popular choice. However the new microprocessed Brevis (it's the Brevis, right?) has been getting nice words from customers. __________________ vimeo.com/impa

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June 28th, 2008, 05:25 PM	#3
Jason McCormy Regular Crew Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Agoura California Posts: 167	Does anyone have ny experience with the RedRock adapter? From the description, it sounds like it present an image from the other lens that the original lens focuses on. That seems to be a bit odd to me but interesting. Thenk you for your response, it is really helpful with figuring this stuff out.