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Olivier
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Thank you.
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johnboy
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johnboy wrote:
Some really great images here. Ive picked one of these up myself to use on my nex-5n looks like it might be a fun lens.
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GrahamNR17
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
Does anyone know if this lens will work on a Fed/Zorki? A good wide lens is something I've been looking for to use on my Fed 4. |
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iangreenhalgh1
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
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| Does anyone know if this lens will work on a Fed/Zorki? A good wide lens is something I've been looking for to use on my Fed 4. |
Yes, it will work, how good the corners will be I don't know and it might vignette slightly as it's designed for half-frame.
A Jupiter-12 might suit you better, stunning lens although not that wide at 35mm.
I-69 has 28.8mm register, M39 is 28mm so you need to open the lens and file down the focus stop by 0.8mm, apparently it's a simple job.
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Attila
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Attila wrote:
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| Does anyone know if this lens will work on a Fed/Zorki? A good wide lens is something I've been looking for to use on my Fed 4. |
It is designed for half frame, so not a wide lens , just half frame lens. I am unsure it is draw full frame or not.
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ForenSeil
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ForenSeil wrote:
| iangreenhalgh1 wrote: |
| GrahamNR17 wrote: |
| Does anyone know if this lens will work on a Fed/Zorki? A good wide lens is something I've been looking for to use on my Fed 4. |
Yes, it will work, how good the corners will be I don't know and it might vignette slightly as it's designed for half-frame.
A Jupiter-12 might suit you better, stunning lens although not that wide at 35mm.
I-69 has 28.8mm register, M39 is 28mm so you need to open the lens and file down the focus stop by 0.8mm, apparently it's a simple job. |
I've seen the lens modified to LM39 on a Leica M9 - very strong vignetting.
But it might work for APS-C
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iangreenhalgh1
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iangreenhalgh1 wrote:
Be interesting to see if it does cover APS-C well as i would love such a tiny wide lens for my NEX.
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Hood
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Hood wrote:
Many people have done this conversion now, you have to mod the lens or the adapter slightly to achieve proper focus,but seems half decent once done. This is just the first sample set i found through Google on Flickr (not my photos) however there are many out there if you look.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/f3lix/sets/72157625872918753/detail/
and here is another persons set:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/42363616@N05/sets/72157627858192405/
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geoffox23
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| Does anyone know if this lens will work on a Fed/Zorki? A good wide lens is something I've been looking for to use on my Fed 4. |
Be wary. There is an informed warning/explanation in this thread. http://www.mu-43.com/f40/industar-69-hack-hard-way-its-still-easier-than-you-think-20477/
I have a modified I-69 on a m43 adapter, but I find it awkward to use and I don't rate it highly.
Cheers
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ALMAX
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ALMAX wrote:
i have this lens and doesn't get infinity almost only 1-2 meter focus on my nex5 
is anyone know how to modified that lens to get infinity focus?
please give me some information.
thanks
sample of my photo
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Olivier
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| Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2012 9:51 am Post subject: |
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Olivier wrote:
Links were in the post just above yours... 
http://www.mu-43.com/f40/industar-69-hack-easier-than-you-think-20259/
http://www.mu-43.com/f40/industar-69-hack-hard-way-its-still-easier-than-you-think-20477/
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Lightshow
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Lightshow wrote:
I have it, and have used it on my NEX-7, it causes color shift in the corners, vignetting is not that bad, Cornerfix does improve things.
there was smearing with mine when W/O, I'm not sure if that is the lens or my NEX-7's finicky sensor.
Re: modding to get infinity, the link posted above your post is what I needed to do to get mine there, my advise is to do the stop pin first, then test it, if you still don't reach infinity(which was my case) then you need to remove some material from the center part.
Edit: was beat to it. 
super easy mod:
http://www.mu-43.com/f40/industar-69-hack-easier-than-you-think-20259/
a bit more involved method if you don't reach infinity after doing the above:
http://www.mu-43.com/f40/industar-69-hack-hard-way-its-still-easier-than-you-think-20477/
Here is an uncorrected test shot on my 7:
A shot with Cornerfix, which shows the loss of detail/smearing, the center is very sharp.
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enliten
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enliten wrote:
Nordentro
What a fantastic set!
I love the composition on that snowy landscape.
Hardly ever see vertical panoramas, looks amazing.
And... one of the few baby shots that I've ever liked too...
+1000000 rep
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Nordentro
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Nordentro wrote:
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Nordentro
What a fantastic set!
I love the composition on that snowy landscape.
Hardly ever see vertical panoramas, looks amazing.
And... one of the few baby shots that I've ever liked too...
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Thx enliten! 
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