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Just to confirm, can we use the Fujinon ACM-21 adapter to mount a Canon HJ22ex7.6B 2/3" lens on a Sony EX3 camera?
Lens link here: Canon |
Why not just get a Canon 5DmkII and rent a Canon Super tele lens, nothing else will even come close for short $$.
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Oh, and just found this pic of the very combination that was asked about - EX3 plus Canon 150-600 for those interested! Steve |
We used to use those Canons to shoot windsurfing back in the 90's. Ours had Sony B4 mounts and motorised zoom.
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This one had a motorised zoom but I removed it, it's only really good as a variable prime anyway and doing it manually saves lots of weight and bulk! Both the 150-600s I;ve had have had Universal mount and I've used them on Super 16, Digibeta and now HD, as well as 35mm and digital stills! Versatile bit of kit.
Steve |
That lens brings back memories Steve.
We converted loads of these when I was at Optex. Who did your conversion? |
It was done before I bought it, but it was Optex for Panavision.
Steve |
I think this is what you are looking for....
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Quite right Will.
Thought I would let someone else mention it. Cheers |
Unfortunately the Russians will become nervous with that
lens/adapter since the focal length becomes 2325mm. :) You can be a spy from your front porch in Alaska! |
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Don't forget, regardless of the mount fitted, it is still a 150-600mm that covers 35mm stills format. In this case, angle of view will be equivalent to 5.4X focal length. |
Has anyone tried hooking one up to a large telescope for some astro videography? I use to point my TRV510 into the lens of my ETX tele and get some nice video of saturn and jupiter.
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