Where to find Canon FD mount?
I need a mount for the end of a 35mm adapter so I can switch out my Canon FD lenses. Most people here said they made theirs with parts from an old/broken camera. Is there any place I can buy a mount like this? Otherwise I guess I need to find a broken Canon and tear it apart. Thanks.
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FD lens mount from extension/macro tubes, why not?
I`am using EOS EF mount extension tubes in my 35mm adapter (for lens mount and housing )...
Maybe you can use cheap Canon FD extension tubes from e-bay? |
Wayne,
That T-mount (and most T-mounts) is the wrong way around. Most T-mount adaptors are for connecting T-mount lenses to other camera system bodies. What he needs is a "reverse T-mount," and those are few and far between. Josh |
Joshua,
Yes your right, was just an example. Im sure you can get the reverse type on there to. |
They are rare, but here is one. Of course, then you have a T-mount to deal with, and additional adaptors to get that on normal filter threads, or otherwise connect it to your adaptor.
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Luke,
I was in the same situation a few weeks back and bought a used, cheap Canon FD compatible teleconverter from www.keh.com. These teleconverters have both the male and female mounts. I just unscrewed the male part and screwed/glued it to my ABS fitting. Here is the page for these teleconverters. http://www.keh.com/shop/product.cfm?...&crid=12908175 I paid $4 + shipping for mine. Just make sure you get an FD compatible tele. HTH, |
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Yes, it looks like it. The description says FD and the mounting ring itself looks exactly like an FD mount, at least like the one I have.
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