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suzieQ · Jun 21, 2002, 4:16 AM

Does anyone know if only kodak lenses fit on the kodak adaptors for the DX series?

You can't buy those anywhere but with the kodak-dealer, and they are pretty expensive.

So, if anyone knows if other 37 mm lenses (tiffen, raynox?) will just fit on the adapors just as well, I'd be very happy

[Edited on 21-6-02 by suzieQ]

Sotterraneo · Jun 21, 2002, 10:42 AM

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Hi SuzieQ,

What I forgot to say in the reply to your other post:

I am almost 100% certain that you can use other lenses on the Kodak 37mm adaptor.

I have the DC4800 and the Kodak 43mm adaptor, and any lens with a simple screw thread and the right diameter fits fine (filters as well).

The only downside to the Kodak adaptors (as opposed to a third party one) is that they are plastic, so easier to ruin the threads, and also maybe they will not support a heavy lens as well.

You sound like you are picking out a camera to buy, right?

Elia

suzieQ · Jun 24, 2002, 2:28 AM

Thank you very much for your anwsers, Sotterraneo!

And I just wish I was picking out a camera, but unfortunaly I dont have the money to even start thinking about one.

I'm working on an assigment that has to do with camera's & accessories, and I needed to know the details on the whole lens-buisness. (which is quite hard to firgue out when your an absolute rookie, trust me)

I think I actually do have most of the picture now, thanks to (among others) you.

Thanks you!

Jun 21, 2002, 4:16 AM	#1
suzieQ Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5	Kodak lenses Does anyone know if only kodak lenses fit on the kodak adaptors for the DX series? You can't buy those anywhere but with the kodak-dealer, and they are pretty expensive. So, if anyone knows if other 37 mm lenses (tiffen, raynox?) will just fit on the adapors just as well, I'd be very happy [Edited on 21-6-02 by suzieQ]

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Jun 21, 2002, 10:42 AM	#2
Sotterraneo Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 18	Text Yellow Hi SuzieQ, What I forgot to say in the reply to your other post: I am almost 100% certain that you can use other lenses on the Kodak 37mm adaptor. I have the DC4800 and the Kodak 43mm adaptor, and any lens with a simple screw thread and the right diameter fits fine (filters as well). The only downside to the Kodak adaptors (as opposed to a third party one) is that they are plastic, so easier to ruin the threads, and also maybe they will not support a heavy lens as well. You sound like you are picking out a camera to buy, right? Elia

Jun 24, 2002, 2:28 AM	#3
suzieQ Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 5	Thank you very much for your anwsers, Sotterraneo! And I just wish I was picking out a camera, but unfortunaly I dont have the money to even start thinking about one. I'm working on an assigment that has to do with camera's & accessories, and I needed to know the details on the whole lens-buisness. (which is quite hard to firgue out when your an absolute rookie, trust me) I think I actually do have most of the picture now, thanks to (among others) you. Thanks you!