m2 indie bundle

scotman

Well-known member
when i purchase a m2 indie bundle HD, does it come with a lens, so i can use it to shoot asap or is it missing a lense. what connection should i get, nikon, canon, etc.
 
can you give me some advice on a nikon? and where to get it from? thanks

how much am i looking to spend
 
hi, scotman is this a good 35mm adaptor ?....I about to get one for myself, but I not sure if this is the right one for me and what is a size of lens to get.............

DOES ANYONE OUT THERE RECOMMEND M2 ADAPTOR.....
 
dont know havent used it since i thought it came with a lens. i need some help finding one. they are about 150-1200. all depends on what you need as i see it. but i dont think you can focus like the onboard lens. so you need to be still with all your shots. i think
 
yia said:
hi, scotman is this a good 35mm adaptor ?....I about to get one for myself, but I not sure if this is the right one for me and what is a size of lens to get.............

DOES ANYONE OUT THERE RECOMMEND M2 ADAPTOR.....

M2 is a great adapter for the money but you will still need good amout of experience to create good images but in the right hands you can create stunning images. Since M2 is a 35mm SLR lens adapter, any experience with SLR leses will go a long way in getting the right image.

Cheers,

-Krish
 
The M2 is a great adapter. I would recommend using Nikon lenses because they are readily available used at your local camera shop or on ebay. You can find a prime 50mm on ebay for around 50 to 100 dollars. I just got a 35mm 2.0 lens used for $60. just a matter of shopping around. I recommend a 50mm lens first with a minimum f1.8. followed with a 35mm f2.0 and then a 28 or 24mm f2.8 or 2.0 if you can find one in your price range. As far a ease of use. It definitely takes some practice. It can be challenging to focus using only the camera's LCD. But it's worth it in the end.
 
can some tell the which is a better adaptor?..... M2 or Brevis 35


Thanks for the infro
 
Back
Top