E exttreem Active member Dec 14, 2010 #21 No... no.... no Coffee..... I want my Burger...:2vrolijk_08: This Thread is Closed..... why?..... because I said so... :furious3:
No... no.... no Coffee..... I want my Burger...:2vrolijk_08: This Thread is Closed..... why?..... because I said so... :furious3:
Isaac_Brody Moderator Staff member Dec 14, 2010 #22 Calm down boss, your posts are giving me a headache.
E exttreem Active member Dec 14, 2010 #23 Sorry for that...(now put your Gun down buddy) I was too excited for that Birger EOS mount adapter. (even though it's out of my pocket) But looks like 'what I said Crap' is for real. I mean that EOS adapter seriously has it's own built-in aperture. Now that's odd, is someone tested it?
Sorry for that...(now put your Gun down buddy) I was too excited for that Birger EOS mount adapter. (even though it's out of my pocket) But looks like 'what I said Crap' is for real. I mean that EOS adapter seriously has it's own built-in aperture. Now that's odd, is someone tested it?
P pomoville Well-known member Dec 18, 2010 #24 Phillip Bloom's posted a write-up on this adapter, according to him it's pretty functional.
Rick Burnett Section Moderator Dec 18, 2010 #25 I just watched a vimeo video with someone testing it yesterday. For anything above 50mm it was vignetting. 50 and below it worked well it appeared.
I just watched a vimeo video with someone testing it yesterday. For anything above 50mm it was vignetting. 50 and below it worked well it appeared.