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basso
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 Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 6:13 pm Post subject: zeiss lens with praktina mount can it be adapted? |
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basso wrote:
I recently got a CZ triotar 135mm with a praktina mount. Can this lens be adapted to canon eos or Sony?
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philslizzy
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philslizzy wrote:
There was a member making these back in 2009 but hasnt been seen much since. There is a FFD difference if 14mm so there is plenty to work with. Obviously there are two ways to do this, make an adapter using a Praktina body mount or short extension tube, or replace the mount on the lens.
Neither is too much problem if you are mechanically minded. I don't believe they are available commercially, what you will find are usually one-offs like the Altix adapter using parts from dead cameras.
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littleearth
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littleearth wrote:
The Pancolar 50 F2 in Praktina mount looks beautiful ! I wish there was an easier way to adapt these lenses !
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mo
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mo wrote:
This is an interesting thread about possible adaption of the pracktina mount
http://www.digicamclub.de/showthread.php?t=9786
@littleearth do you have a side view of that lens?
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mo
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mo wrote:
Thanks for posting the link.
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| Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2014 5:53 am Post subject: Re: zeiss lens with praktina mount can it be adapted? |
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hinnerker wrote:
| basso wrote: |
I recently got a CZ triotar 135mm with a praktina mount. Can this lens be adapted to canon eos or Sony?
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If you want adapt a praktina lens really simply do it that way...for me it works.
Take a simple T2 to EOS adaptor, replace the 3 screws which are holding the inner ring (mostly locked with a 3mm hexagonal type) with longer than the normal ones and take a small shim to adjust infinity. With the adaptor-type i did use, the back of the lens fits perfect into the inner diameter without the need of centering.
Looks like that...
Without an adjust - shim you will have infinity point at about 10 meters... so you can focus a little behind infinity
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philslizzy wrote:
Thats an interesting mount the scres just hold the bayonet in place. I think one of those needn't be turned on a lathe it could be made another way.
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