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Posts: 67 11/23/07 18:22:24 |
Friends; I have bought an adapter which is supposed to mount ordinary Nikkor (non-Ai, Ai and AiS) lenses on a Nikon RF camera.... 
It´s on it´s way in the post to me (I hope).... bought it over the internet....
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Posts: 249 11/23/07 18:33:25 |
Hi Jon,
who made this? Is it the Cosina/ Voitlander? Kiu |
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JonRis.nikonhistorical... |
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Posts: 67 11/24/07 04:41:12 |
NIKON KIU wrote:I will have to report back on that Kiu..... it´s on it´s way in the post from Italy now. I am not even sure it is a commercial product - could be a hand-made type of thing.... Anyway - will report back when it arrives! Jon |
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VinceC.nikonhistorical... |
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Posts: 57 11/25/07 04:56:43 |
It would use scale focusing, so it would be most useful for wide lenses.
Possibly the best use of those adapters would be to mount a Nikkor F-version of the 21/4 onto an RF camera. |
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Posts: 45 12/30/07 04:22:35 |
Hi Jon,
Did you get the adapter? I might be interested in such a thing myself. My only concern would be mounting heavier F-mount lenses on a rangefinder. Any need for concern? Jarle |
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