michael_przewrocki1

No vignetting. circle of view is larger. e.g. 63mm on zeiss pc-distagon versus 43mm needed for FF.

Also had the same low temp-problem with RTS. But i could also be high humitity. Happened when holding cam out of the window in winter. Camera stopped working. Later also had phone-lines. 159 i have electro-opticla problems which resulted in 50% loss of flash-images on TTL. I used a lot cams need service. Thats the main problem. i liked the 150mm a lot. The plastic winder is crap. when using heavy lens it loses contact to the body! one can use other winders. 139 and even RTS if i dont err. i like 139 cam with its winder. inside is identical to yashica fx-d and variants even if the knobs are at different positions i was told. I dont believe it. i am using them for 3dstereo. most ideal to get smallest base. around 70mm vertical. using ir-controllers to synch.

<p>I could remove the nikon-part and replace the one by a special m-42-ring of a special lens. see my new thread about mounting special lens on hassi 500. already aswered. the only improvement which could be made regarding register is building a new shorter m42 ring. accidentally it is fitting into the hasselblad-part. fixed using special screws(3) which fit the thread. I did calculations comparing p67 with hasselblad and pentacon-six(for which i have a ring-solution) to know what would be the max-distance at infinity. with p67, ring removed, i have seen impressive 7m when holding the lens directly to the body.</p>

<p>I was owner of an 500ELX but now i must go to a photographer who probably only has 500series cameras and not 2000 to test my new setup. hasselblad-adapted lens without shutter. I would later buy a 2000 FCW.<br> I dont need to shoot just test what is the focussing-range. tried to calculate but i am not yet sure. Just mounting the lens and looking through the viewfinder? Whats the procedure?</p>