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April 28th, 2009, 02:43 AM | #16 |
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Mike Tapa has also just produced a B4 2/3" to 1/3" adaptor so the choice of lenses is greatly expanded.
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This page says this adapter will do a mag of 4.8 with DX lenses. That sounds pretty workable to me. Nikon G to 1/3" bayonet adaptor |
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I'm happy about this one, much cheaper than the other 2/3" to 1/3" adapters already for sale.
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I've posted a video on youtube shot with the Z7 and a mediocre Tamron 200-400mm lens attached via the MTF adapter.
YouTube - Moon I know Gary did this ages ago, but nonetheless, the moon makes an impressive subject! |
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