Any experience with Pentacon-EOS/Nikon/Pentax tilt adapter?

[booone0]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Tilt-Adapter-Pentacon-Six-Lenses-to-Canon-EOS-Camera_W0QQitemZ350242933701QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLens_Accessories?hash=item518c1b0bc5&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

Looks like you can take Pentacon 66 Mount lenses and adapt them to modern DSLR.

Any experience with these? I did a little searching and didn't turn up anything relevant.

Seems like it might be a cool thing to play with for not too much money. Any limitation to this, besides the obvious lack of shift?

[Olivier]

This one is to tilt the lens up to an angle of 8°.

Else there are much cheapier adapters, like this one for instance : Click here to see on Ebay

You also have autofocus confirm chips adapters like here : Click here to see on Ebay

and maybe our friend hk300, aka alex, has some to sell and could give you some more explanations.

[booone0]

Sorry Oliver, I should have been clear. I'm looking specifically for a tilt adapter. Title should have also read as such (instead of "shift"). Seems to be the easiest (and cheapest) way to get a tilt lens on an EOS SLR.

[Olivier]

OOOhhhhhh ! OK. I understand.

I've no experience with such tilt adapter but it is really interesting and you're right : if it works fine, it should be a very cheap tilt lens solution for Canon Eos.

[greg]

I have one of Grizzly Bears (eBay seller) and it mechanically is fine. I dropped my only Pentacon lens on the ground before I had a chance to try it out.