Canon lens converter fd eos

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Return policy. Because a manual lens will make the viewfinder image quite dark when using small apertures it's easier to open up the aperture,focus,close the aperture the right amount THEN take the picture When using large apertures none of this is needed of course-just focus and shoot. I imagine most old lenses used will be relatively large aperture primes chosen because they work so well wide open,so like i said this is not a serious issue at all.

This locks up the camera when a non EOS lens is used. I have no idea why they did this and it's abit of a mystery why not all of one model type are the same. I've heard some others mention it and have had it happen sometimes when i tried my EOS 5 with a non EOS lens-but never with my EOS 50 If you camera meters ok without a lens but won't with a manual lens then this could be the problem.

Actually it may be possible to make a mount as that half mm distance on the mount only has to act as a spacer-not a structural part. Hopefully olympus adapters will follow soon?

This is the list: if your lens is not on it, you can still use the inexpensive adapter, but won't be able to focus to infinity FD mm 1. I'm concentrated awesome! Ron, great post. Good info for those who want to try "'other" lenses. You mentioned focusing screens for the drebel. I haven't tried this myself, but there is a person on the canondigicamhacking forum on Yahoo who is selling various screens for the drebel. Here is a link to some information with prices. It's all relative I am curious, are the older FDs as sharp as say the most current lens, have manufactures refined the quality of lens since then, or is it mainly features and speed.

My Website. Karl, Why take the worry? Of course, Canon FD lenses are great lenses, but you will have to put some kind of glass in the converter and this means quality loss , and they will only be manual on the DSLR anyway. What kind of glass element do you think will be inside? The adapters for the other lenses, on the other hand, do not have optical elements. Basically, they are just spacer disks with the correct lens threads on either end.

As you remember, I'm currently also in the process of trying out this to see how it works. I'll post some pictures as soon as I have them. Just another thing There are some world class lenses available in that lensmount e.

Edit: They most likely won't work on Hasselblad, as the flange focal distance for Hasselblad is actually the longest of all MF formats Best regards, Andy some cameras, some l enses, and still a lot of things to learn And, Oh God, do I miss that prism match focusing! Do any of these focus screens I see offered for the 20D approximate the older focus system? Don LaVange You cannot control the wind, but you can set the sails! There are 3 minor problems with this Unlike the 1D, the focus screen on the 20D and 10D, D, According to what I've read about using manual lenses on digital SLRs, this could be a 'real' advantage of the D70 Both DSLRs can assist manual focusing by illuminating the sensor point in the viewfinder that is currently in focus.

Anybody know this for sure? Edit: On the other hand, the Nikon mount has the longest flange offset distance Best regards, Andy some cameras, some l enses, and still a lot of things to learn Thank you for that information!

I must have misssed the fact that they were not for the 20D. Wow the server was busy last night-i couldn't get in! Andy i mentioned in passing where one can buy several medium format adapters but that subject needs some more thought put into it for sure. I didn't really think to add much info on them.