Pixel Shift with the D850..... and 85mm PC?

[Dustin McAmera]

Fotodiox sold adapters branded Rhinocam, which let you fit a MF lens onto a DSLR or mirrorless camera. The lens-mount has the tripod mount, and the adapter includes a slider so the body can be moved to capture most of the lens' image, in a number of exposures.

I bought one on impulse when I got my EOS M50, to use with my Mamiya M645 lenses. I've tried it out briefly, but still not used it in anger yet. My main finding was that fitting the camera body was very finicky; I think it was designed for earlier EOS-M cameras.

I see the model I bought is sold out and won't be made again.

[glen_h]

Seems that another choice would to be to rent a MF DSLR.

 

Also, those interested in diffraction, and especially its effects on

images, might like this book:

 

Deconvolution of Images and Spectra: Second Edition

 

This is a Dover paperback reprint of a somewhat more expensive hardback

book from not so many years ago. I bought the hardback 2nd edition when

it came out, after having the 1st edition from the physics library.