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By Tony Evans · Posted
Nikon N75 with 35-80/3.3-5.5 Kit Lens on Tmax 400 @ EI200 in HC110 1in 60 for 9 min. Invers. 30 sec & 5/min. Can't manage the AF on this and there is no scale for zone focusing. Going to sell it. Here's few on the Village Green & then over to Cadboro Bay for a few more. Cenotaph & Western Dogwood Spring Arriving Street Light & Western Dogwood Smuggler's Pub, Cadboro Bay Beach Road Cadboro Bay Moka House -
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By Dieter Schaefer · Posted
Unlike with the 500PF where it was a safety issue to replace the original tripod foot, with the 800PF it is "only" so one can use the lens with an tripod head that has an Arca-Swiss-type clamp on it. Which, I suppose, is pretty much standard. -
By ShunCheung · Posted
I have several Hejnar feet for various lenses, such as the 500mm/f5.6 PF, Z mount 70-200/2.8, 400/4.5 and 100-400, but for the 800mm PF, I have the Kirk foot that seems to work pretty well also.
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