800mm Mirror Lens
hello, someone of you has tried this disc of a valve on the 5d (with l' adapter nikon-eos)?
Ciao http://www.amazon.com/Rokinon-Multi-...906433&sr=1-16 |
Ebay Italy link replaced with Amazon link.
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An 800mm f/5.6 autofocus lens costs $10,600. A really good cat, such as the Sony 500mm f/8, costs $600. This 800mm f/8 costs $200. So it costs 53 times less. Is the quality 53 times worse? No, it's maybe only 20 times worse, so you do get "more than you pay for". |
Here's Ken Rockwell's review of Nikon's 500mm f/8 reflex lens. I presume that it's similar in design to the 800mm lens noted above:
Nikon 500mm f/8 Reflex-Nikkor test Review © 2004 KenRockwell.com |
I will post some preliminary test shots I took with the a combo I would have thought was going to be pretty poor. In a howling win, I took a 400mm Vivitar T lens and added a 2x adapter, also by Vivitar. When I could keep the camera still from the wind, I think the images were pretty good, in comparison with shots with telephoto adapters I use to use on my FX1. As I said, I will post some examples this evening..
One this that is clear to me, and I don't not the reason for it, is that any dust on your low pass imager filter is for some reason made more apparent with long lenses. |
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This is a test using the Canon 5D Mark II, with a Vivitar T system 400mm lens with a Nikon mount. Mounted with a Vivitar 2x adapter bought for $15.00 or so on Ebay. Shot in 30p. Not sure how vimeo will handle change to 24p. But I am tickled that not a lot of CA is showing up. This appears to provide a better image than what I could get out of my FX1 with a teleextender on it.
http://www.vimeo.com/3845090 |
Thanks for the video, Chris.
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Of course this Vivitar is your standard run of the mill telephoto. See pic attached
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