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Location: South Dakota, USA
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Canon FD
Anybody still using Canon FD for bird photography? I have an A-1 body and a few FD lenses but nothing longer than 200mm. Anybody using a long FD lens for birds? Your experiences? Recommendations?
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A long way from Belgium but really good at manual focus lens repair. |
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i´m very interested how the 10D works with the FD 600mm f4.5 lens, with the Adorama FD-Eos adapter. Can you tell me more details about it and the optical results ( just got an FD 600mm f 4.5 , but have not the adapter ). Thank you KlausFe |
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Hello KlausFe! I cannot answer your canon question but I did want to extend a warm welcome to you from the staff here at BirdForum.
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Thank you for your welcome. KlausFe |
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Adorama adapter Canon 600mm f4.5 FD
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Hello Citreola, wrote to you 3 weeks ago and still waiting for an answere. KlausFe |
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I am very sorry for replying so late but I wasn't simply aware of your question
. I have edited my "Default Thread Subscription Mode" from "Do not subscribe" to "Instant email notification", so I can see when someone replies to my post.I could only test my Canon FD 600mm f4.5 lens with both converters (2x + 1.4x) and with 2x. Thereafter, my tripod and my lens fell over and was broken. But with one and two teleconverters, I didn't loose infinity (to my great surprise). But the adapter didn't work with my Canon FD 28mm lens, so I think one can only hold infinity with a long telephotolens(600mm and more),but I haven't tested this nor have others. Originally, there was glass in the Adorama adapter but I have broken the glass and took it away. But Canon has also a Macro-adapter ring without glass but I haven't tried it with my lens. May be this works also with big telelenses but I am not at all sure of this. Best wishes, Luc Last edited by citreola : Saturday 5th March 2005 at 13:34. Reason: adding smilies and correcting "wit" into "with" |
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