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Permanent sensor pushing ok?-chipped adapter


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<p>http://optixpcb.com/shop/products.php?3&cPath=4<br />http://peleng8.com/af-confirm-chip-articles/af-chip-dandelion/<br />http://peleng8.com/refinement-of-adapter.html<br /><br />You need to do this for next camera bodies only:<br /><br /> EOS 33V<br /> EOS 50E<br /> EOS A2<br /> EOS 3<br /> EOS 5<br /> EOS 100<br /> EOS 1000N<br /> EOS 620 (650)<br /> EOS D30<br /> EOS D60<br /> EOS 1D / MK II / MK III<br /> EOS 1DS / MK II / MK III<br /> EOS 1N<br /> EOS 1V<br /> All ?digital and film EOS 1<br /> Its about pushing the sensor-pin inside mirror-box on certain cameras so the chip will work.<br /><br /> one can eighter add a paper/cardboard into the hole to leave the pin pressed or:<br /> adding a pin to the adapter(see peleng8-links).<br /><br />Question is now:<br />If that pin is permanently pushed and i am using EF-lenses, are there disadvantages?<br /><br />Maybe only on certain cameras?<br />I have 50E, 5, 100, 1000N and 1N SLR<br /><br />Beside this: I will have all and newest EMF, Dandelion and Optixpcb v6 soon. so i can compare and also check Focus-adjustments. I also have DSRL-Exchange-adapters(no sharp at infinity for mirror-clearance in certain FFs) where we will try to add Optixpcb-chip v6(newest) later. For those not knowing: the latter is the only adapter(to my knowledge) with screws for permanent and solid attaching to lens .<br /><br /></p>
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Any switch that a lens would actuate

when mounted is probably not going to

have trouble with being left on.

Remember that people generally leave a

lens attached to the camera. Because

of that, the switch would be designed

to spend all its time in the "on"

position and this would not be

different.

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<p>maybe the only problem is the spring being under tension all the time. the same for the m42-lens-pin being pushed all the time. will now get optixpcb-m42-adapter too with pin untouched.<br />btw: for DIY-tilt-construction of 80mm biometar(pentacon6-lens) with m42-mount plus adapters. lens pin must be untouched, by drilling a hole into rubber. its on youtube, wonderfully working. 10 min. job.</p>
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