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Some people have asked me whether it is possible to mount M mount lenses to SLR bodies. Well, not possible. But the reverse is possible. You can mount Nikon F mount SLR lenses onto M mount bodies using the F-L adapter + L-M adapter. Here is some of the pics that I've taken Nikkor lens with R4M body...
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OH! That's interesting!
But in that case will there be focusing issues? For sure there's not RF coupling, what about focusing to infinity and such? |
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do u have this coupling for sale?
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dun seem to be able to find it on the site ![]() the adapter i saw on ur site is the L mount to M mount leh. how much is this F mount to M mount adapter anyway? |
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So if I were to be using a Bessa R I need only the F-L adapter?
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If your camera body is L mount, then no need the L-M adapter. ![]() |
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because of the spacing (2 adapters), wouldn't the focusing scale (and infinity) also be inaccurate?
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The L-M adapter is only 1mm which is the normal back focus distance difference between L mount bodies and M mount bodies. Hence, focusing at infinity should not be a problem at all. This was the same question I asked when I first came across this adapter. Technically, it should work. But I have not used it myself, so, not sure of the image quality though... Will probably do so this weekend. ![]() |
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think it is gonna be crazy mounting my huge Nikkor lenses on my RF ![]() |
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This is already in the market for sometime already and its quite hard to use it. As stated by chiif, you have to really gauge ya shots.
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So boss Chiif, any results from your experiments yet?
I may be considering using the F-L mount to my BessaR in the future.. Cheers! ![]() |
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Not yet... will post some pics when I have taken some...
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I got the adapter from Chiif. It's easy to use. No problem with distant or near focus. Here are 2 sample pix. The picture of the pipes is a full size crop of a scene about 1/2km away. Conversion to jpg has blurred the pix a little.
Nikkor 135/3.5 lens + VC adapter. Fuji Superia 400 film. For near focus, I use an external rangefinder. One can also use a 2nd camera to get the focusing distance. ![]() ![]() |
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