johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
Images from an M8 with a 7.5/5.6 Canon FD Fisheye coming soon.....
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stephengilbert
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John,
I've been watching. How much longer?
Steve
I've been watching. How much longer?
Steve
johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
2-3 days if UPS and SHGMB do their part. The ring which binds them all, AKA Canon FD 'B' adapter awaits in the Pelican's beak. I've had the adapter for several years but never signs of that Canon lens until yesterday.
On an M9 or film body it projects a full circle. We will see what it does on the M8. Oh, M9, where art thou?
On an M9 or film body it projects a full circle. We will see what it does on the M8. Oh, M9, where art thou?
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Wow, this should be interesting...
johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
UPS has it in Germany. Should be in Dublin on 2 June.....
johnastovall
Deceased, but remembered fondly here...
Canon 7.5 Fisheye on M8
The Key a Canon "B" FD to Leica screwmount (LTM) to which a Leica LTM to M-mount is fitted.
Right side of 7.5 showing selector for built-in filters. The chrome base identifies the 7.5 as an early S.S.C. model. Note the lack of a focus ring, Canon decided the depth of field was so great it did not need focusing on the Canon SLR.
Left side
Images Just before the rains came:
Tomorrow will shoot some FF with the M7 and the IIIG.
The Key a Canon "B" FD to Leica screwmount (LTM) to which a Leica LTM to M-mount is fitted.
Right side of 7.5 showing selector for built-in filters. The chrome base identifies the 7.5 as an early S.S.C. model. Note the lack of a focus ring, Canon decided the depth of field was so great it did not need focusing on the Canon SLR.
Left side
Images Just before the rains came:
Tomorrow will shoot some FF with the M7 and the IIIG.
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