Looking along the canal, near DMU. 55mm @f/2.8 and strong left tilt have run the plane of focus along the edge of the towpath. You shoot videos on a Canon DSLR and you want to be able to change lens aperture silently using an adapter, rather than rotating the lens aperture ring or the dial on the camera. Fotodiox produce a wide range of adapters, so there are plenty of other options, such as this M645->MFT adapter. The problem with MFT and APS-C is the crop factor, giving a 35mm field of view ‘equivalent’ of ~70mm for MFT and ~55mm for APS-C Lens adapters allow you to use a broad range of lenses without a massive investment. They give you access to different brands and generations of lenses, second-hand lenses, and even vintage lenses. Furthermore, some of them include additional features for special effects. Thanks for the review. How do you find the stability of a relatively heavy lens on the adaptor? Do the adaptors have a foot for tripod mounting or does (as seems in the nikon shots) everything hangs through the body?

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At f/5.6 the out of focus areas are not too blurred and you can see the vertical plane of focus at the left.

In doing so, we prevent any damage to the camera or the lens, should one component fail. You don’t want to risk dropping your expensive equipment. Attach Adapter to Lens

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Moving to the 55mm lens, contrast and fine detail is better than the 35mm, although slight chromatic aberration was more noticeable (but easily fixed). Visit us and you'll always find a friendly welcome. Our policy is to treat our customers as we would like to be treated ourselves, a simple ideal that we try hard to live up to.As a working photographer I tend to use lens tilt much less than shift, and then for situations where you’d not obviously spot its use unless you knew what to look for. While you may browse or print the Content for non-commercial, personal or internal business use, you must obtain our prior written permission if you would like to use, copy or reproduce any part of this Gallery or the Content for any other purpose.

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As you can see, mounting a Nikon lens on Canon body is not be a good idea for most people out there. Everything will have to be operated manually. 5) Selecting an Adapter The manual is easy to understand and it provides some information on how to properly mount and dismount the adapter. 5) Conclusion

Made of brass and aluminum. Stable, precise and durable construction. Manually operated. Infinity focus allowed. Where a Work is re-sold via the Gallery, Urth will receive 20% of the total re-sale price of the Work. The small tab at the bottom, inside the M645 mount is to activate aperture stopdown if needed. I used the lenses in fully manual mode where you just set the desired aperture on the lens. The lenses

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Required for mounting Olympus converter lenses FCON-T01 and TCON-T01 plus various 40.5mm lens filters Light metering will work, but it can be imprecise. We recommend using a handheld light meter for more accurate metering in this case. I took a bunch of pictures in a controlled environment to compare lens sharpness and bokeh between Nikon and Canon lenses. It was a rather frustrating experience, because images from Nikon lenses with an adapter would either be underexposed or overexposed. I had to move the lever quite a bit to get a more or less acceptable exposure. 3) Build Quality There is a very similar adapter for Nikon Z mount cameras (left). Note too, the rather nice wooden box the adapters are shipped in.

As regular readers may know, I don’t really ‘do video’, but any of the effects shown above are available. I’d just note that like the ‘miniature world’ look for tilted photos, egregious use of tilt in video sequences can rapidly cross the line from ‘novel’ to ‘irksome’ for the viewer (YMMV ;-)) Extenders/Teleconverters If you do not want to constantly swap the adapter between lenses, it might be best to get an adapter for each lens, which can get costly. A lens adapter with extra optical features is an active lens adapter. It does more than a simple connection between incompatible fittings. For example, you may want to use a Metabones Speed Booster adapter to reduce the focal length and increase the lens speed. Or you may want an adapter that allows you to use a lens designed for small-size sensor cameras (e.g., APS-C) with a large-size sensor camera (e.g., full-frame cameras). In addition, adapters may behave like extension tubes or teleconverters because they increase the distance between the lens and sensor. Each manufacturer has its unique mounting mechanism. Because of this, a lens will not connect to the camera body of a different manufacturer.