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calvin83
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 Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 5:16 am Post subject: Guide on adjusting the tightness of bayonet type adaptor |
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calvin83 wrote:
Some cheap and expensive bayonet adaptor from China will need an adjustment. If your adaptor cannot lock the lens well, you may try the following.
1. Prepare a flat tip screw driver and an adapor. I use a OM to EOS adapotor here. You will need to adjust three places marked with red arrows.
2. Insert the screw driver to the small gap as shown below. Rotate the screw driver. Repeat this to other locking mechanism.
3. Test the adaptor with your lens. Repeat the above step if nessary.
4. Done. Enjoy your adaptor.
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Exakta: Angenieux 2.5/35 R1, Quinaron 2.8/35, Quinar 3.5/100, Tele-Quinar 2.8/135, RE. Auto-Topcor 4/20, 1.8/58, 1.8/85 ...
Retina S/DKL: Eurygon 2.8/30 and 4/35, Quinon 1.9/50, Heligon 1.9/50, Ysarex 2.8/50, Rotelar 4/85 and 4/135 ...
Enlargers: Hexar 3.5/75, Meopta 4.5/135, Helioplan 4,5/135, Trylor 135mm F4.5 and more
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MC/MD: Minolta MD 35/1.8, 200/2.8
FD: Canon 2.8/24 S.S.C & 4/200 Macro
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rawhead
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| Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 7:02 pm Post subject: |
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rawhead wrote:
Possibly the best piece of camera-related advice I've seen on the web! 
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calvin83
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| Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 4:10 am Post subject: |
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calvin83 wrote:
| rawhead wrote: |
| Possibly the best piece of camera-related advice I've seen on the web! |
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My Flickr on street photography
List of Rodenstock Interchangeable Lenses for 35mm cameras with Serial Numbers
The best lens is the one you have with you. Life is too short to let us try every lens!
M42: Pentax 2.0/35 V1, CZ Ultron 1.8/50, Tomioka 1.2/55 & 2.8/60, Enna 1.5/85 & 2.8/90 ...
Exakta: Angenieux 2.5/35 R1, Quinaron 2.8/35, Quinar 3.5/100, Tele-Quinar 2.8/135, RE. Auto-Topcor 4/20, 1.8/58, 1.8/85 ...
Retina S/DKL: Eurygon 2.8/30 and 4/35, Quinon 1.9/50, Heligon 1.9/50, Ysarex 2.8/50, Rotelar 4/85 and 4/135 ...
Enlargers: Hexar 3.5/75, Meopta 4.5/135, Helioplan 4,5/135, Trylor 135mm F4.5 and more
RF: CZ Sonnar T 50/1.5, Jupiter 9 Zorki 1951 LTM, Canon 35/1.8, 50/1.5 and 100/2.0 LTM
MC/MD: Minolta MD 35/1.8, 200/2.8
FD: Canon 2.8/24 S.S.C & 4/200 Macro
Others: Agfa 90/3.4, Prakticar 1.8/80, Schneider SL-Angulon 35/2.8, Rollei HFT 2.8/135, Ross 3.5/91, KMZ PO3-3M 2/50, Zeika 25/0.95, Sun 75mm F1.9, Kern 1.8/50 Macro and much more ...
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
+1 thank you!
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AhamB
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AhamB wrote:
This works as long as you don't mount and unmount lenses on the adapter too often. The more often you change lenses, the less tight the adapter will become again. So it's best to have a dedicated adapter for every lens and not take the adapter off at all. |
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