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Fun with M & R Lenses on anything other then a Leica

f6cvalkyrie

f6cvalkyrie

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Different options, Bart, here I used the a M39 to Nikon F convertor on a Nikon F to micro 4/3 convertor, in combination with some Nikon extension rings.

But you could also use a Nikon F macro bellows ...

C U,
Rafael
 
Knorp

Knorp

Well-known member
f6cvalkyrie said:
Different options, Bart, here I used the a M39 to Nikon F convertor on a Nikon F to micro 4/3 convertor, in combination with some Nikon extension rings.

But you could also use a Nikon F macro bellows ...

C U,
Rafael
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I see, indeed that's one rather good option to bridge the visoflex length.
Well I'll try stacking my Novoflex adapters (M43/LEM & LEM/VIS) one of these days.

Thanks Raf.

Kind regards.
 
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The Clam

New member
I've been lurking and really enjoying this thread. Great work by all. I'm a relative newcomer here. This is my first contribution - a few from the Paris flea market with an OMD and Summicron 35:







Thanks for looking.
 
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retow

Member
scott kirkpatrick said:
Can you tell us more about the plane and the setting? I'm imagining something out of de Saint-Exupery -- a prewar Lockheed somewhere in the hills above the Amazon...

scott
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It was at an air show in Näfels, Switzerland, with the airfield situated in a relatively narrow valley at about 1500 feet above sea level.
 
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scott kirkpatrick

Well-known member
Re: Fun with R Lenses on anything

This is taken a little after sundown using an APO Elmarit-R 180/2.8 on an M240. Novoflex LEM/LER adapter (with the white dot, but doesn't get recognized, and seems a bit thick so that infinity focus point is a bit off). Tripod, 2 sec delay, 4 sec at f/4 ISO 200. Lens and camera both providing awesome resolution. The building is our new offices, which we move into in a week. Right now the rooms are empty.



scott
 
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Vivek

Guest
m_driscoll said:
Vivek:

Nice! :thumbup:

Cheers, Matt
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Thank you, Matt! :)

The lady asked if this was a toy lens! I showed what it can do. The reaction-

Oh my God!

Sony A7R, Leitz Summar 42/4.5, f/4.5, ISO1600, 1/160s, Mixed lighting
 
Taylor Sherman

Taylor Sherman

New member
Wow, didn't realize it'd been so long since I'd posted in this thread!

21 Super-Elmar:


35 Cron-R


Macro-Elmarit-R 60


CV15


ME-R 60 again


ZM50/2


35 Cron-R


All on the nex-7, R lenses w/ the SpeedBooster
 
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smartbox

New member
Wow! There are some amazing captures. I have really enjoyed looking through this tread. This is my first post on this forum and I look forward to being a part of this community with so many fantastic artists. Here are a few captures that I have taken.



Rose, Shore Acres State Park by BJ Anderson, on Flickr
OMD EM-5 - 60 Elmarit Macro E55


Water Drops, Rose, Shore Acres State Park by BJ Anderson, on Flickr
OMD EM-5 - 60 Elmarit Macro E55


Golden Poppy by BJ Anderson, on Flickr
EP-2 - 60 Elmarit Macro E55


Lone Leaf, Sunset by BJ Anderson, on Flickr
My first capture with this combo - 6D - 35-70 F4
 
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