DanC.Licks
AKA Daniel Bradley
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There is a difference. The first one (562821) seems sharper and with higher resolution.
Dan,
With a weight of only 1.25 kg and a compact form factor it's a compelling alternative to bring on travel or hikes. Do you know if there are other non-IS, even discontinued, lenses of interest for us that at least in therory should compatible with the metabones? I had a look at Nikon but their lens lineup seems not to have anything equivalent.
I read that the Canon 400 has an ultrasonic focusing motor. Since you have both, how would you assess the focusing speed of the Canon 400 with the metabones adapter, compared to the 50-200 SWD?
What TC is preferred to use with the E-M1, metabones and Canon EF 400/5.6 USM, the Canon Extender EF 1.4 II or III, and why , pros and cons?
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Thanks,
Anders
Dan & Jules, thanks for the info.
The III was better than the II in the test....so I think I will go for the III.
So where to get the Metabones at a good price in the EU ?
Anders