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markminard

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  1. <p><img src="http://i1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa369/markminard/_1000795workedjpeg_zpsgqqvlx1g.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="1024" /><br /> <strong> Munnsville Hotel 11/2/2016. Lumix GH-1/FD 28mm f2.8/Fotasy Adapter</strong></p>
  2. <p>Canon FL 200mm f4.5 on my Lumix GH-1 with Fotasy adapter. This lens seems to play very nicely with this particular sensor. I may have to invest in a better adapter; the Fotasy doesn't feel very solid. Metabones perhaps.<br> <img src="http://i1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa369/markminard/_1000772WORKED2fb_zpsxvydr1yy.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="683" /><br> <strong> Swamp Road Farm, near Peterboro, NY 10/19/2016</strong></p>
  3. <p>Thanks Stephen. I never go without a tripod! Guess I'll push ahead with this color project I was looking to do, with my current setup.</p>
  4. <p>Thanks Gerry, yes I was just looking at the Metabones without optics over at B&H for 99 bucks. I'm currently using a $15 Fotasy which seems to have issues at times stopping down the lens. Overall I'm having success with the setup but haven't attempted any serious work with it yet. Here's one I took yesterday with my FL 200mm. I should probably just send the file off to a lab to see for myself the results!<img src="http://i1194.photobucket.com/albums/aa369/markminard/_1000733WORKEDINPS_zpsj0p6mxs6.jpg" alt="" width="1024" height="683" /></p>
  5. <p>Thanks Andrew. I was thinking that using the telephoto on this camera was analogous to cropping a 35mm frame down to 110 size then enlarging that. I'm just confused!</p>
  6. <p>Hello, I would like to use my 200mm Canon FD prime on my Lumix GH-1 and am wondering how this will ultimately affect, if it will affect, DPI for any prints I wanted to make. Do I still have an effective 12.1MP's? I'm primarily a film photographer and am wondering if I need to upgrade to a FF sensor in order to best utilize my old FD lens arsenal. Probably won't be looking to enlarge much past 8x12".. Thanks everyone, Mark</p>
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