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I'm looking for a Really Right Stuff FR-87 flash ring. Thanks.

I want to buy used RRS B87-QRFM, B87-SFM, and FA-QR200.

OK. Thanks.

Hi, Do you happen to know if the P195 accessories fit the P180? I'm interested in the CU kit. Thanks. IW

Thanks everyone for you perspective. Andrew's most of all. Yes, Wouter I was trying to make up my mind whether to keep it. I bought the lens primarily for video and the narrow depth of field and because the price was too good to pass up. As most of you probably know you only have one shutter speed in video and you need NDs to pre-select your f stop if it's too bright outside. I've decided to keep the lens and rent a 6.6" matte box when necessary as I already have a full set of 6.6" NDs. The lens is sharp enough wide open and very sharp at 2.8. Thanks again.

The 200mm f2 AIS accepts filters in a rear drawer; the AI does not. I have the AI. Front filters in that size (122-138?) are probably impossibly expensive.

Hello all, Anyone have this lens and miss not being able to use filters? Hope to hear from you soon. IW

<p>A Polaroid back was used before digital era. You may be able to still find backs and film.</p>

<p>Looks like scratches and dust from loading film onto tank reel.</p>

<p>I have the Z-Finder EVF Pro, which includes the z-finder loupe and an evf; and a D810. There are lcd frames that let you attach the loupe to your lcd. I have found this to be useful for stills using live view in bright sunlight and of course for video. The evf will allow you to get low angle shots. I like the focus peaking on the evf for focusing manual focus lenses.<br> In my experience the only con is the increased profile of your camera/rig.</p>

<p>Check out Lee Filters, and Fotodiox Wonderpana. Formatt-Hitech also has a 165mm system.</p>

<p>Check with KEH.</p>

<p>Check out Freestyle Photo.</p>