Schafphoto
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I'm looking to mount my Canon 11-24 on a shift adapter on my Canon R. There is enough room for a rotating shift adapter, I'm cobbling one together from a Kipon EOS-Mam645 shift adapter by adding an EOS female mount to the 645 end and grinding a bunch of aluminum with my Dremel. I know I'm an unusual case try to shift zooms like the 11-24 and 16-35 but after doing architecture for my whole career I know that my 17mm TSE and 24mm TSE are not fields of view I like very much, I always feel I'm compromising a better angle or composition and that the prime is limiting, not flexible. 14mm, 20mm, and 35mm make up most of the work and I can get that out of my zooms if I can just figure out a solid shift adapter EOSR>EOSEF.
Too old to change my approach, I really just want to hire a machinist to make my perfect adapter.
-Schaf
Too old to change my approach, I really just want to hire a machinist to make my perfect adapter.
-Schaf