Cuong, Almass, John beautiful shots!
@Cuong love the 180/2.8 APO shots and their making me want to get my copy Leitax'd for my D800E.
Need to also learn to convert my 2x APO extender too.
Thanks Carsten. Not sure which model as I didn't speak with the owner but it's a 'bare metal' (ie no paint) Ford hot rod. Probably '32, just guessing. A few more of the same car.
32 Deuce coupe(1932 Ford coupe) with some hotrodding done to it,
definitely chopped(roof pillars had a section removed), possibly channeled(a section of body is removed so it sits lower on the frame) though I can't see for sure, and a relatively modern interior.
Thanks Wayne, I am faced with the same question about Leitax. For Canon, I can use detachable adapter so that I can have the option to use the lens at 180m or use 1.4x APO extender for longer reach.
wayne seltzer wrote:
Cuong, Almass, John beautiful shots!
@Cuong love the 180/2.8 APO shots and their making me want to get my copy Leitax'd for my D800E.
Need to also learn to convert my 2x APO extender too.
naturephoto1 wrote:
I also saw that ManWearPants had indicated that he had modified a 67mm adapter to use the Cokin P system with the lens. I have sent him a PM asking about this. I hope that he will respond and provide me with information about what he did so that he could use the Cokin P filters.
Rich Nelridge
If you are referring to the 35-70mm, the Cokin 77mm ring has an inside diameter that just slips over the hood. I discovered this years ago when I had the 35-70mm. You just need to put four evenly pieces of electrical tape or similar on the inside of the ring to provide a bit of friction.
In regards to a polarizer, the front element does not rotate, but you need to remove the screw on hood to turn the polarizer.
Robert
