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Is it possible to use Canon FD lenses with an FD/EOS adapter on the 1D and/or D60 in manual metering and, of course, focusing modes? Is any metering possible with these lenses on a 1D or D60?
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Saw your post with interest as I posted a very similar question and got no replies. So I posted it again on the Lens forum for digital cameras. If these lenses work, even manually, you could save a bundle.
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Canon FD lens/EOS body adapters are available and after carefully reading Steve's EOS 1D review it appears that shutter operation is possible without a lens on the 1D. Is it possible to operate the D60 shutter without a lens attached? I have an adapter that I bought at bhphotovideo.com (B & H photo in NYC)it cost about $62 dollars including 2 day fedex. Here is an article that you might find useful.
http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/mounts.htm Evidently there is a magnification factor due to the thickness of the adapter and the -7D lens element which is needed to bring infinity into focus. Here is the URL for the adapter: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bh2.sph/...ID=F20E8E0C960 |
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Not the happy answer I was looking for but it certainly puts the question to rest. Many thanks for the info.
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