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Conurus NEX adapter for EF lenses
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Is that appealing to you?
#2
[quote name='youpii' timestamp='1323815798' post='13721']

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Is that appealing to you?

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Well, first thought .. Great.

2nd thought ... Now what ?



The only lens which makes a little sense could be the 50L.As for the rest ... the Sony adapters seem to make more sense.
#3
Yes, it is appealing as I have both Canon and Sony gear. If only it had AF... without AF the usefulness is greatly reduced, for me at least.



However, I can see people owning both NEX and Zeiss ZE / Canon's TS-E and MP-E lenses wanting to get this adapter.
#4
[quote name='Rover' timestamp='1323843703' post='13732']

Yes, it is appealing as I have both Canon and Sony gear. If only it had AF... without AF the usefulness is greatly reduced, for me at least.



However, I can see people owning both NEX and Zeiss ZE / Canon's TS-E and MP-E lenses wanting to get this adapter.

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That will make them sell 11 of those adapters then <img src='http://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Wink' /> .
#5
[quote name='youpii' timestamp='1323815798' post='13721']

Not available yet

http://conurus.com/index.php



Is that appealing to you?

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If the NEX cameras would be not such ergonomic nightmares, it might be fun to have one. And then I could use for instance my 70-200mm f4 on it too. But what the advantages would be over my 450D, I am not sure. higher resolution files, of course.
#6
I think it would be most interesting for manual focus lenses with its focus peek or whatever its called feature. With a crop sensor Canon the viewfinder isn't up to fast lens MF and ordinary live view has its limits.
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[quote name='Brightcolours' timestamp='1323850302' post='13741']

If the NEX cameras would be not such ergonomic nightmares, it might be fun to have one. And then I could use for instance my 70-200mm f4 on it too. But what the advantages would be over my 450D, I am not sure. higher resolution files, of course.

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I have next to no handling issues on the NEX5 - apart from the missing viewfinder.

So it depends on your usage profile. I can imagine that it is a nightmare for some.
#8
I have very little gripes with NEX-3 either. NEX-7 is much better (in fact, some details of its operation remind me a lot of my 1D Mark II N... namely the AF point selection method where a horizontal dial scrolls AF points horizontally and a vertical dial scrolls vertically. Very cool.



And, last but not least, the NEX-3 has better IQ than my Canon. Not sure about the 7.
  


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