Both at once.Excuse my ignorance on this one, with these new adapters is it either rise/fall or shift left/right?
It is not possible to do a combination of both is it?
Ok, thanks so much..
Kind regards,
Gerald.
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Both at once.Excuse my ignorance on this one, with these new adapters is it either rise/fall or shift left/right?
It is not possible to do a combination of both is it?
Ok, thanks so much..
I think you're being a bit hard on yourself there, but the solution surely is "just" to use a Max if you want to shift SB34's?Realized I've been a bit stupid over this, these shifting adapters are for the Hassy and Contax lenses only. They are not going to be able to shift any regular SB Alpa lenses on an FPS body, like a Roddy 50mm or SK 60mm, which is a big shame.
Kind of surprised that a simpler FPS shifting product has not been developed, as most folks would rather use their existing pricey tech cam lens investment, than Hassy or Contax, on the FPS.
Just realised they have announced the FPS shift adapter for Contax, Hassy and Rollei lenses, but not for Mamiya/Phase. Have I missed something, or is that a gap in the adapter line-up? On the other hand maybe it is being saved for the 'Alliance'?
I was checking as I wondered about using that lovely Schneider-Phase tilt-shift lens on the FPS!
Yes but the point was to have a shift adapter, like they have announced for Hassy, Rollei and Contax 645, but for Phase One/Mamiya lenses. Kind of strange they have not done that.You can already mount the 120mm TS via the standard Mamiya FPS Adapter (also takes any Mamiya manual control, manual aperture lenses).