iPhone now mounts onto your EOS Lenses

[jose_castro1]

<p>leave the body, bring the lenses.</p>

<p><a href="http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/iphone-slr-mount/">http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/iphone-slr-mount/</a></p>

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[JosvanEekelen]

No word about the conversion factor?

[PuppyDigs]

<p>And AF and diaphragm are controlled via a way cool iPhone app. Just swipe, poke 'n bam you freakin' nail it! Ca't wait until the 8MP iPhone 5 debuts. Dis thang is gonna friggen rip!</p>

[William Kahn]

<p>Looks like a dumb idea to me. But, hey, I'll wait for Ken Rockwell's review...</p>

[bill_from_new_york_city]

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<p>"leave the body, bring the lenses:"</p>

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<p>After seeing quality of the before and after sample photos on the "awesomeness" website, I going to bring the camera body. My favorite photo on the website is the girl hand holding the iphone/telephoto white lens combination while it is on "A TRIPOD!"</p>

[michael.gregory]

<p> How long before an entire episode of "House" is produced using Canon lenses and i-phone 4?</p>

[charles_clark1]

<p>The really sad thing is that someone will buy this adapter. :-(</p>

[William Kahn]

<p>And then they'll have their own forum here on PNet. :-(( </p>

[aubreyp]

<p>Speaking as the devil's advocate, it might come in handy for someone who has an iphone, but not a video-capable camera and wants to do a little video work.</p>

[pete_ferling]

<p>My guess is that clients will allow it, but only if you use the 'white' version.</p>

 

[fmueller]

<p>Oh dear, now DSLRs are obsolete!</p>

[jaydesi]

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<p >Can I adjust the aperture of my SLR lens while I'm using the mount?</p>

<p >Depends on what lens you're using! Most old school film SLR lenses have an aperture ring on them. If you're using a newer digital lens then you're out of luck.</p>

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<p >Yeah, that's a real selling point. Are there any EF-mount Canon lenses with an aperture ring? I doubt this is an FD-mount adapter.</p>

[danielleetaylor]

<p>If I'm correct there's an 11.25x conversion factor. Might be useful for Holga style spy shots.</p>

[William Kahn]

<p>@Jay: Yeah, the FAQ page on the site isn't very clear on the aperture issue, since the line you quoted seems to conflict with the statement that the adapter accepts all Nikon lenses, but only the Canon EF lenses. The site also seems to gloss quickly over the lack of AF capability, although the reason is obvious.</p>

<p>But the adapter does come with a special UV filter. Ooooh!</p>

[JosvanEekelen]

<p>Great, think what it will do with a 100-400 lens. Might add the 1.4 x as well :-)</p>

[jose_castro1]

<p>with the internet capability of the phone, heck you can upload right after the shot! or make an SDE right out of the phone with an app and it's iTunes.<br>

will this world ever slow down? </p>