WV67
Newbie
I know there are various adapters to mount the G lenses onto other camera bodies, but are there adapters to mount a non G lens onto the Contax G body?
raid
Dad Photographer
Why would you want to do this? The G cameras are mainly popular because of their excellent lenses. I have not seen adapters for mounting non-G lenses on a G1 or G2.
Yes, you can adapt C/Y to G, Contax made an adapter.
GA-1 - Allows the use of certain Contax/Yashica mount lenses (focal length of adapted lens is selectable on adapter: 28, 35, 50, 60, or 85mm).
Don’t see much point, but it can be done.
GA-1 - Allows the use of certain Contax/Yashica mount lenses (focal length of adapted lens is selectable on adapter: 28, 35, 50, 60, or 85mm).
Don’t see much point, but it can be done.
raid
Dad Photographer
If you happen to own a C/Y 85/1.4 lens, it would be worth getting this adapter.
Focus would be very difficult to set, wide-open. Just use a c/y body. 
WV67
Newbie
I was inquiring more out of curiosity than anything else. I'm quite happy with my G system as is. The only real change I've considered is whether to pick up the seemingly alternately praised and dismissed 35mm F/2.0 lens to add to my 21, 28, 45 & 90.
I'd really like the 16mm, but it's just way too pricey.
Thanks for the responses.
I'd really like the 16mm, but it's just way too pricey.
Thanks for the responses.
Oh, I like the 35/2 Planar a lot. Always have thought the general internet reputation of this lens was undeserved. Imagine if all your siblings were nobel prize winners, but you were merely a PhD....that's the 35.
raid
Dad Photographer
I was inquiring more out of curiosity than anything else. I'm quite happy with my G system as is. The only real change I've considered is whether to pick up the seemingly alternately praised and dismissed 35mm F/2.0 lens to add to my 21, 28, 45 & 90.
I'd really like the 16mm, but it's just way too pricey.
Thanks for the responses.
I bought a 16mm lens after having bought the 28-45-90 set. Then, DAG converted the 16mm Hologon to Leica M mount.
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