Back up camera. I am still having my OM10, range finder and somemore :bsmilie::bsmilie:
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Back up camera. I am still having my OM10, range finder and somemore :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Redsun
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sony lens are expensive man!:sweat:
phoakm
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Saw liao ... you consider upgrade your system to 64 bit? :think:
I c... heng ah... scare me...
er... coz we 同恋？:think:
Redsun
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phoakm
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Don touch me when we in Redang. :sweat:
Redsun
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someone miss teacher D liao
phoakm
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You want me to give her a call? But before that think of a theme. :think:
phoakm
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yah hor .... you are saving up for the real swift. :think:
Redsun
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phoakm
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Speechless....:sweat:
sorry to back track a little bit... (this thread is moving too fast liao :sweat
The answer is YES. 77mm limited ( Pentax ) is able to mount onto EOS body and use, no problem. The only thing you need to do is to remove the aperture lever if you are going to use this 77mm lens onto a full-frame body ( like 1D or 5D ). If you are going to use this 77mm with those 1.6factor body, then you need not remove the aperture lever.
I was poisoned last saturday also... by 1Dmk2. the iso noise at 800 is much much lower than my present body. but the cost is about double... :sweat:
hmm, weather it is Pentax, Canon or Nikon. It really makes no difference to me, a camera is still a camera. Still the 3 things to control ( aperture, shutter and flim speed ). What is most important is still the composition of the shot , the composition is the thing that makes all the difference between the shots, not the camera body.
hope the information helps,
Kang
phoakm
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sorry to back track a little bit... (this thread is moving too fast liao :sweat
The answer is YES. 77mm limited ( Pentax ) is able to mount onto EOS body and use, no problem. The only thing you need to do is to remove the aperture lever if you are going to use this 77mm lens onto a full-frame body ( like 1D or 5D ). If you are going to use this 77mm with those 1.6factor body, then you need not remove the aperture lever.
I was poisoned last saturday also... by 1Dmk2. the iso noise at 800 is much much lower than my present body. but the cost is about double... :sweat:
hmm, weather it is Pentax, Canon or Nikon. It really makes no difference to me, a camera is still a camera. Still the 3 things to control ( aperture, shutter and flim speed ). What is most important is still the composition of the shot , the composition is the thing that makes all the difference between the shots, not the camera body.
hope the information helps,
Kang
Bro, you are the best. :thumbsup:
pckee
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No. Not as lich as you planning for 3rd body and all original s/w:nono:
sorry to back track a little bit... (this thread is moving too fast liao :sweat
The answer is YES. 77mm limited ( Pentax ) is able to mount onto EOS body and use, no problem. The only thing you need to do is to remove the aperture lever if you are going to use this 77mm lens onto a full-frame body ( like 1D or 5D ). If you are going to use this 77mm with those 1.6factor body, then you need not remove the aperture lever.
I was poisoned last saturday also... by 1Dmk2. the iso noise at 800 is much much lower than my present body. but the cost is about double... :sweat:
hmm, weather it is Pentax, Canon or Nikon. It really makes no difference to me, a camera is still a camera. Still the 3 things to control ( aperture, shutter and flim speed ). What is most important is still the composition of the shot , the composition is the thing that makes all the difference between the shots, not the camera body.
hope the information helps,
Kang
From a master. :thumbsup:
phoakm
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:sweat:
Redsun
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sorry to back track a little bit... (this thread is moving too fast liao :sweat
The answer is YES. 77mm limited ( Pentax ) is able to mount onto EOS body and use, no problem. The only thing you need to do is to remove the aperture lever if you are going to use this 77mm lens onto a full-frame body ( like 1D or 5D ). If you are going to use this 77mm with those 1.6factor body, then you need not remove the aperture lever.
I was poisoned last saturday also... by 1Dmk2. the iso noise at 800 is much much lower than my present body. but the cost is about double... :sweat:
hmm, weather it is Pentax, Canon or Nikon. It really makes no difference to me, a camera is still a camera. Still the 3 things to control ( aperture, shutter and flim speed ). What is most important is still the composition of the shot , the composition is the thing that makes all the difference between the shots, not the camera body.
hope the information helps,
Kang
hmm so to remove the aperture i need to unscrew the mount 1st?
so its manual focus on canon body right?
phoakm
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I think more than that....a file is needed. :sweat:
Then get an adaptor.
Yap, manual focus.
nakashimamika
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Jus back from meeting at T2..
Keep the pentax for now buttie.. but it might b a good time to upgrade to 5D in 1-2mths time.
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