Fundillo
Well-Known Member
i think im going to have to try some old manual lenses pretty soon, ryry find some nikon mount hotness 
there isnt **** in tucson 
there isnt **** in tucson 
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ryan s
they dont think it
you'll have to guesstimate or shoot then adjust your settings since your camera's meter wont work without an electric contact in the lens.
maybe see if there's something here you'd like? http://forum.manualfocus.org/viewtopic.php?id=15588 i can vouch for chris
maybe see if there's something here you'd like? http://forum.manualfocus.org/viewtopic.php?id=15588 i can vouch for chris
Bad link ry ry.you'll have to guesstimate or shoot then adjust your settings since your camera's meter wont work without an electric contact in the lens.
maybe see if there's something here you'd like? http://forum.manualfocus.org/viewtopic.php?id=15588 i can vouch for chris
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ryan s
they dont think it
oops...i forgot non-members can't look in the marketplace
here's the list copied:
thenI have far to many lenses and these are not being used as they should. So, time to find a new home that will adopt them and show their abilities.
5 Nikon Series E lenses. All of these are AIS f-mount.
All glass is clean, apertures are snappy and focus is smooth.
All come with front/rear caps and correct hoods where noted.
* 28mm f/2.8 - $80
* 35mm f/2.5 - $100
* 50mm f/1.8 w/hood - $80
* 100mm f/2.8 w/hood - $120
* 36-72mm f/3.5 - $70
Prices are PP'd & shipped in the lower 48.
Shipping and any other fees, outside of the USA lower 48, are the buyers responsability.
Take all for $390 PP'd & shipped in the lower 48.
i'll contact chris if you has interest, adrian. and since you're getting a d700, these lenses will meter.
http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26415
ryan s
they dont think it
manual focus stuff?
do you have any opposition to using adapters? cause there are no manual lenses that mount directly to the EF mount since EF was an AF mount from the get-go (the whole FD to EF controversy...).
they're usually $15-30 each and you can use one adapter for all lenses of a given mount. you have the option of using like 10 different brands. only catch is you can only use Av or M modes, stop down to an aperture setting manually, and have to manually focus.
for me...i love doing that.
do you have any opposition to using adapters? cause there are no manual lenses that mount directly to the EF mount since EF was an AF mount from the get-go (the whole FD to EF controversy...).
they're usually $15-30 each and you can use one adapter for all lenses of a given mount. you have the option of using like 10 different brands. only catch is you can only use Av or M modes, stop down to an aperture setting manually, and have to manually focus.
for me...i love doing that.
Fundillo
Well-Known Member
def. will think about that 100mm as i now need some reach with the FX
Im joining that forum now and doing some reading
Im joining that forum now and doing some reading
00Accord4cyl
The Orange Skittle
i think im going to have to try some old manual lenses pretty soon, ryry find some nikon mount hotness
go to KEH.com they have TONS of manual focus lenses for cheap...Trevor(on V6P) and Steve (also V6P) have bought quite a few from that site.
ryan s
they dont think it
i think you have to have like 20 posts and be a member for 2 weeks to get to the marketplace...not a huge deal.
i can link anything i see until then, of course
i can link anything i see until then, of course
