Fred Miranda wrote: rji2goleez wroteSo far, this is my favorite combo with the techart pro.Hey, stop showing off your lens!
Did you get the CY to M adapter from TechArt or it's just a general one?
I got a Fotodiox. Looking at them both, I fail to see much difference. Plus, if the Fotodiox is a problem, I can return it to Amazon. It arrives Monday!
BTW - there was an earlier post regarding Leciaist adapters on ebay. They are advertised as working with the Techart Pro. I haven't ordered one yet and the prices are better than Techart's but still in the 40-50 range. I may yet order a Canon FD to M (24/2.8 and 50/1.4). I also have a minolta MD to M arriving later in the week (MD 35-70/3.5 macro).
rji2goleez wrote: Fred Miranda wroterji2goleez wroteSo far, this is my favorite combo with the techart pro.Hey, stop showing off your lens!
Did you get the CY to M adapter from TechArt or it's just a general one?I got a Fotodiox. Looking at them both, I fail to see much difference. Plus, if the Fotodiox is a problem, I can return it to Amazon. It arrives Monday!
BTW - there was an earlier post regarding Leciaist adapters on ebay. They are advertised as working with the Techart Pro. I haven't ordered one yet and the prices are better than Techart's but still in the 40-50 range. I may yet order a Canon FD to M (24/2.8 and 50/1.4). I also have a minolta MD to M arriving later in the week (MD 35-70/3.5 macro).
The FD-M is worth getting from them as regular adapters have issues with TechArt.
I tried a regular EOS-M adapter and TechArt Pro worked with my Canon 200/1.8L lens! It's actually pretty fast AF.
It's a nice alternative when the lens AF motor dies.
Late evening grocery shopping, having with me: Sony A7r2 + TECHART PRO LM-EA7 adapter + Leicaist MD-L/M adapter + MINOLTA MD 24-35/3.5 lens, focal length in Exif set to 24mm, IBIS ON, Auto, and AF in use, f/3.5.
He is slicing a sausage. She notices I am taking pictures of the store, walks over, puts her arm around him, and says:"Why don't you take a picture of us?"
What a great suggestion! Here it is.
Since we are currently in discussion with a distributor in US, the product is temporary delisted from B&H. For the time being, please kindly order it via our webstore. Next delivery is in late Aug.
Fred,
With the Canon 200/1.8L, do you mount the lens on a tripod and the Techart moves the camera back and forth to focus?
I am wondering what the realistic upper lens weight limit is for hand holding the camera. Of course if I can just hold the lens, then could use many lenses that weight over 700g
inglis wrote:
Fred,
With the Canon 200/1.8L, do you mount the lens on a tripod and the Techart moves the camera back and forth to focus?
I am wondering what the realistic upper lens weight limit is for hand holding the camera. Of course if I can just hold the lens, then could use many lenses that weight over 700g
Both ways work, on tripod or handholding. Focusing is pretty fast as well with f/1.8 aperture.
Of course this only makes sense if the lens AF motor breaks and there are no replacement for it. (This lens is no longer serviceable)