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DIY 35 mm adapter test
4 months ago
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10. DIY 35 mm adapter test
4 months ago
I made my 35 mm vibrating adapter:)
It's totally DIY, there are only standard parts, and works fine.
I am using EE-S focusing screen and own gg holder created from step-up rings. There are some shots I've done with it. I see there's barrel distortion, but I'm going to put on adapter some correcting glass, which I'm currently looking for. There are also some minor problems, hope I'll fix them.
I see now how difficult is focusing with only small hv20 lcd...
It's totally DIY, there are only standard parts, and works fine.
I am using EE-S focusing screen and own gg holder created from step-up rings. There are some shots I've done with it. I see there's barrel distortion, but I'm going to put on adapter some correcting glass, which I'm currently looking for. There are also some minor problems, hope I'll fix them.
I see now how difficult is focusing with only small hv20 lcd...
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With bright lenses the difference isn't big. You have comparision here: hv20.com/showthread.php?t=4103&highlight=ee-a+ee-s