[FS: General] Redrock micro ef tp m43 adapter

[Inveresk]

I have a Redrock Micro EF to M43 adapter which I've never used. Includes caps, the cable & switch and 9v battery. Redrock sell this kit for $598. Asking $410 shipped insured to Canada/USA. Paypal gift or buyer picks up paypal fees.

 

[Inveresk]

Now $400.

 

[Inveresk]

I'd also consider a trade for a decent, 5.6" or 7" used field monitor.

 

[akivisuals]

Will this power the IS function on the Canon lenses as well?

 

[Inveresk]

Will this power the IS function on the Canon lenses as well?

I'm sorry I can't answer this with certainty. I've just looked at the Redrock web site and the description mentions only operating the aperture so I'm guessing not. There is no mention of it working with the image stabilization function.

http://store.redrockmicro.com/livelensmft

 

[raqcoon]

Does it work with EF-S lenses?

 

[Inveresk]

Does it work with EF-S lenses?

I don't know but will check with Redrock and advise.

edit: Just done some reading on this and apparently an ef-s lens will not fit on an ef body. If that's so, the Redrock livelens will not work with ef-s lenses.

 

[Inveresk]

Last price drop to $375 before its off to ebay.

 

[ekhudson]

I'm interested. One question. Does it look like I would be able to remove the M43 adapter and leave just the bare LiveLens unit? I have a project (I'm building) and that would be perfect. I can't tell from the photo but I would imagine this is basically the "old" LiveLens sold with no mount, onto which Redrock has bolted the M43 adapter...perhaps from the inside.

 

[Inveresk]

I'm interested. One question. Does it look like I would be able to remove the M43 adapter and leave just the bare LiveLens unit? I have a project (I'm building) and that would be perfect. I can't tell from the photo but I would imagine this is basically the "old" LiveLens sold with no mount, onto which Redrock has bolted the M43 adapter...perhaps from the inside.

Short answer - I don't know.

The unit has the capacity to be dissembled, as can be seen from the attached photographs. Whether this would allow you to use parts of the unit as you intend I hope you can determine from the additional shots I've attached.

 

[Gary Huff]

Yes, this will work with EF-S. I have used it to control both a 17-55 and 55-250 EF-S lens an it worked. No, it will not power IS. All it does is allow you to change aperture and nothing else.

 

[Inveresk]

Yes, this will work with EF-S. I have used it to control both a 17-55 and 55-250 EF-S lens an it worked. No, it will not power IS. All it does is allow you to change aperture and nothing else.

That's helpful, thank you for confirming.

 

[Artur Kowalewski]

Still for sale ?