Best 35mm adapter
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ifownlee41nite@mac.com
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Everyone is right.
Everyone is right.
Kyle.presely,
I thank you for the info you provided. I currently own three 100 series camera, one 100, One 100A, and one 100B. I have the m2 adapter attached to my b camera and I would not trade it for the world. I think both are the way to go. I have played around with the none adapter depth test and found it good for limited but none the less good close up shots. By using both these methods I have found that I can show depth of field on all of my cameras. Thats why I love this sight. Through every debate, and discussion I learn more and put it to good use. If you can afford an adapter get it. If not its still good to know that you can get field depth even though its limited to close up shot. Definetly get yourself a good 72mm wide angle 2x lens. It helps you to get more in the shot giving the impression that its not just a nose to nose shot. Hope this has helped someone.
ifownlee41nite.....
Everyone is right.
Kyle.presely,
I thank you for the info you provided. I currently own three 100 series camera, one 100, One 100A, and one 100B. I have the m2 adapter attached to my b camera and I would not trade it for the world. I think both are the way to go. I have played around with the none adapter depth test and found it good for limited but none the less good close up shots. By using both these methods I have found that I can show depth of field on all of my cameras. Thats why I love this sight. Through every debate, and discussion I learn more and put it to good use. If you can afford an adapter get it. If not its still good to know that you can get field depth even though its limited to close up shot. Definetly get yourself a good 72mm wide angle 2x lens. It helps you to get more in the shot giving the impression that its not just a nose to nose shot. Hope this has helped someone.
ifownlee41nite.....
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