Will this work on compact point-and-shoot camera lenses?
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This thing is terrific for larger camera lenses, but . . . My experience is, it doesn't work well for small pocket cameras. Both of mine have this tiny opening created by an (I think) metal iris. The tip of the LensPen will barely go through the opening and you can't move it around, which is required to clean the lens. I had to resort to lens cleaning paper (Tiffen Lens Cleaning Paper Tissue) and solution (My favorite is "Formula MC Lens Cleaner"). But, you must be careful not to get free liquid on the lens.
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Yes. This adapter will work with any lens that has a minolta MD type mount. I've been using one on my Panasonic AF-100 (a MFT system) with good results.
555359
I can't say if it will or not, I do know it only works on the Canon white lenses. There is a piece sticking out that prevents it from working with the Other lenses.
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I have used mine on a Canon 5D (full frame) and have been very pleased with the results. It is a very sharp lens.
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I believe they will as long as there are threads on the end of the lens to attach them. I use them on a 58mm Zuiko lens. They are stackable so they can be threaded together.
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Hello Jay, I'm not sure if it will work on your camera or not. On my Nikon, I measured the diameter of the lens threads in mm. That is the smaller number (52mm), then the filter size is the larger number.
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As long as your lens do not protrude beyond the inner lip. This adapter is designed to push the aperture pin on Pentax older lenses. As long as the threads on the lens is flush with the last lens segment there should be no problem I would think. You will have to make that evaluation yourself and for your needs. Good luck.
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Since this adapter fits on the front of the lens, physically, it should work. I actually just tried a similar product marketed by Polaroid w/ my Canon STM 40mm Pancake (camera on a tripod & good studio lighting,in other words, pretty close to ideal conditions). I took some shots of an old book of typefaces in various sizes. That worked, but I would have to say that the images were not great. The extra glass elements, which cannot be expected to have high end multi-coatings at the price the product is offered, will probably produce some noticeably "fringing". But, at that price ($10 at the moment), you might just want to try it. It costs WAY less than Canon's 10-22mm Wide Angle, which is what I usually "go to", and is certainly far easier to carry around. The results might be better, and/or aberrations less noticeable, with a different subject than I used.
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Yes it will. You need a very solid mounting. Both the lens, and the camera, must be mounted.
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I imagine it will work fine, but you may need to purchase an adapter so it will fit the threads on the lens.
104005
I would think so, I used it on a Nikon tripod. It should work on any standard tripod.
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Yes it will, but not the same as on a NEX camera. It will still be a wide angle lens, but not as wide. and your image size will reduced.
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Assuming that the lens in question has a Leica M mount, the adapter should work.
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It will work. You can have the lens attached to the camera and it's an easy in and out.
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Yes. If your lens has an aperture ring (which i assume it does because its a D.) it should work perfectly.
756331
depends on the lens on your camera. this screws into a 58mm lens. if your lens is 58mm and you can add screw on filters etc. it should work.
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There are some adapters to make that happen. Of course fulltime manual, focus and light metering, aperture all manual. I bought the Leica M to NEX mount and it works flawlessly ( I use it with a Zeiss Planar). It also worked for my XPro-1 Fuji.