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 Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 2:58 pm Post subject: Rolleinar 21/4 QUICK TEST/ Eos 5D |
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Well. Rollein adapter finally arrived and I was able to try out the lens. At first I not found correct focus , and then I noticed that the adapter is apparently too thick. The lens to infinity only the specified aperture 16. I tried, however, and very good photos of it comes when you take into account f 16 which is the smallest hole. Sharpness and colors are OK, and no vignetting at all. The photos are straight from the camera without processing
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rbelyell wrote:
really nice especially for f16. is there some way you can grind down the adapter?
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poilu wrote:
very nice, colors look great and distortion seems quite good
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AhamB wrote:
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| really nice especially for f16. is there some way you can grind down the adapter? |
A better question: is there a way to adjust infinity focus on the lens? |
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rbelyell wrote:
perhaps, but i think one would rather physically alter a cheap adapter than an expensive lens--at least i would. ive altered a couple in similar situations and it has worked out ok.
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IAZA
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 1:41 am Post subject: |
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IAZA wrote:
| AhamB wrote: |
| rbelyell wrote: |
| really nice especially for f16. is there some way you can grind down the adapter? |
A better question: is there a way to adjust infinity focus on the lens? |
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All Rollei lenses won't get infinity in Canon EOS with adapter available on market. AFAIK.
Adjusting focus is easy. Just unscrew the the one on focusing ring, and make adjustment.
I did it with my CZ HFT Planar. just took 5 minutes. No harm to lens
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Himself wrote:
Nice colors and contrast!
3Dness also, see the 2nd picture with the those 3 red flowers.
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muddus
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muddus wrote:
"All Rollei lenses won't get infinity in Canon EOS with adapter available on market. AFAIK.
Adjusting focus is easy. Just unscrew the the one on focusing ring, and make adjustment.
I did it with my CZ HFT Planar. just took 5 minutes. No harm to lens"
Can you tell me more about IAZA of these adapters can be purchased and how it works in practice. I thought that the adapter could be reached to hone thinner, but it can be difficult and haphazard.
I measured adapter and it was 0.67 mm, 0.07 is too thick. Brass is easy to hone at the right measure , but of course have opportunity to fail.
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IAZA
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 11:54 am Post subject: |
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IAZA wrote:
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"All Rollei lenses won't get infinity in Canon EOS with adapter available on market. AFAIK.
Adjusting focus is easy. Just unscrew the the one on focusing ring, and make adjustment.
I did it with my CZ HFT Planar. just took 5 minutes. No harm to lens"
Can you tell me more about IAZA of these adapters can be purchased and how it works in practice. I thought that the adapter could be reached to hone thinner, but it can be difficult and haphazard.
I measured adapter and it was 0.67 mm, 0.07 is too thick. Brass is easy to sand at the right meter, but of course have opportunity to fail.
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It's just as simple as I said.
Just unscrew the the screws on focusing ring, and make adjustment.
then screw it again. Can you find screws on focusing ring? If there's no screw, maybe different design, I don't know your lens
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rbelyell wrote:
iaza thats great information, thank you!
that last picture has just amazing iq.
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 5:14 pm Post subject: |
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muddus wrote:
This is Japan made Mamiya lens , here
is not the screws which adjust the focus. I'm trying to hone adapter and try gently that i can find correct thickness
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