Re: Anyone try a NON-Metabones EOS/Nex AF/IS adapter ?
Did a very quick check this morning when I stepped outside before driving to work, then again just before sunset.
I can confirm that my Conurused Contax N 24-85 has operating AF via the Metabones Mk III adapter and aperture selection is working as expected via the rear control wheel in A mode. EXIF is being transferred too.
In bright light conditions, AF was acceptable, if never going to be fast enough for fast moving subjects, but that\'s not why I bought my A7R.
47mm, f8, ISO100, Shade WB, 1/25s, -0.3EV (Tripod of course)
Re: Anyone try a NON-Metabones EOS/Nex AF/IS adapter ?
Did a very quick check this morning when I stepped outside before driving to work, then again just before sunset.
I can confirm that my Conurused Contax N 24-85 has operating AF via the Metabones Mk III adapter and aperture selection is working as expected via the rear control wheel in A mode. EXIF is being transferred too.
In bright light conditions, AF was acceptable, if never going to be fast enough for fast moving subjects, but that\'s not why I bought my A7R.
47mm, f8, ISO100, Shade WB, 1/25s, -0.3EV (Tripod of course)
Re: Anyone try a NON-Metabones EOS/Nex AF/IS adapter ?
Did a very quick check this morning when I stepped outside before driving to work, then again just before sunset.
I can confirm that my Conurused Contax N 24-85 has operating AF via the Metabones Mk III adapter and aperture selection is working as expected via the rear control wheel in A mode. EXIF is being transferred too.
In bright light conditions, AF was acceptable, if never going to be fast enough for fast moving subjects, but that\'s not why I bought my A7R.
Re: Anyone try a NON-Metabones EOS/Nex AF/IS adapter ?
Did a very quick check this morning when I stepped outside before driving to work.
I can confirm that my Conurused Contax N 24-85 has operating AF via the Metabones Mk III adapter and aperture selection is working as expected via the rear control wheel in A mode. EXIF is being transferred too
In bright light conditions, AF was acceptable, if never going to be fast enough for fast moving subjects, but that\'s not why I bought my A7R.
Re: Anyone try a NON-Metabones EOS/Nex AF/IS adapter ?
Did a very quick check this morning when I stepped outside before driving to work.
I can confirm that my Conurused Contax N 24-85 has operating AF via the Metabones Mk III adapter and aperture selection is working as expected via the rear control wheel in A mode. EXIF is being transferred too
In bright light conditions, AF was acceptable, if never going to be fast enough for fast moving subjects, but that\'s not why I bought my A7R.
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Re: Anyone try a NON-Metabones EOS/Nex AF/IS adapter ?
Did a very quick check this morning when I stepped outside before driving to work.
Will check (this evening) that EXIF is being transferred too , but for now I can confirm that my Conurused Contax N 24-85 has operating AF via the Metabones Mk III adapter and aperture selection is working as expected via the rear control wheel in A mode.
In bright light conditions, AF was acceptable, if never going to be fast enough for fast moving subjects, but that\'s not why I bought my A7R.
Apr 13, 2014 at 10:12 PM
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