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Speedbooster alternative?

Rawfa

Active member
I think the only alternative that I know of is to actually go FF.
Oh, come on now. Lets not threadjack and start the old apsc vs ff flames. I aready have an a7ii and now I want to replace my a6000 for an a6300 and be able to use canon glass in apsc an ff.
 

iiiNelson

Well-known member
Oh, come on now. Lets not threadjack and start the old apsc vs ff flames. I aready have an a7ii and now I want to replace my a6000 for an a6300 and be able to use canon glass in apsc an ff.
Not threadjacking or debating. There's a place for both formats. I was simply stating that I don't know of any highly rated speedbooster alternative other than going FF.
 

takomaru

Member
I use the Speedbooster fron Zhongy Leica R to Nex, also have one eos to Nex; only affected if light on top center, can flare purple; but I use for b&w; I understand the newer version is better; and I won't pay 700$'s for Metabones...hope this helps, Takomaru
 

Jorgen Udvang

Subscriber Member
There are several alternatives. This seems to be one of the better ones:

http://www.zyoptics.net/product-category/lens-turbo-adapters/

I have to admit that I tend to agree with HiredArm though. The cost and hassle of more adapters in many ways negate the advantages of the smaller camera. Every time I consider buying a Speed Booster or similar for my m4/3 camera, I end up finding that an A7 body would do a better job in more or less every way.
 

mazor

New member
I have heard good things about Lens Turbo II EF to Emount focus reducer. Although designed for Canon EF lenses, I last remember there was no electronic communication and hence would be more useful for adapting other lenses, like Nikkor, OM, and Leica R.
 

takomaru

Member
I have heard good things about Lens Turbo II EF to Emount focus reducer. Although designed for Canon EF lenses, I last remember there was no electronic communication and hence would be more useful for adapting other lenses, like Nikkor, OM, and Leica R.
Sorry, I used the Word Speedbooster instead of Lens Turbo; I use the one for Leica R, but as you mention Mazor, there is no electronic communication; it works great thou for 150 bucks
 
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Vivek

Guest
Couple of hearsays in favor of something that is inferior to the Speedbooster? :LOL:
 
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