jerkmam
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i need a digital camera with f stops, and shutter speeds ,to replace my polaroid back for the t9o. i also use a leica ,m4,m7. the flash i used is 300tl .< 2> . for the t90, <2>283 nus -1 double poweredflash vivitar,for the leica m4 m7 heip .i .am old school
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WHAT does this have to dowith optics?
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sorry, the question was directed at the op.
i'm working towards getting folks to think more carefully about where they post so i don't have to move them.
not a big deal but a deal, ntl.
joe
i'm working towards getting folks to think more carefully about where they post so i don't have to move them.
not a big deal but a deal, ntl.
joe
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the thing about putting threads in the 'correct'section is that it makes life easier,later on, for folks looking for info.
Depending on the age of the Vivitar 283: keep it away from Digital Cameras, no matter what optics are on them!
The Vivitar 283 has a series of fresnel lenses that fit over the flash head using a clip on adapter. Serves the same function as the zoom head on the 285. You can confine the beam for a 135mm lens, for a 35mm full-frame camera.
I use my Vivitar 283 to stress test electronics.
The Vivitar 283 has a series of fresnel lenses that fit over the flash head using a clip on adapter. Serves the same function as the zoom head on the 285. You can confine the beam for a 135mm lens, for a 35mm full-frame camera.
I use my Vivitar 283 to stress test electronics.
venchka
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There was also some problem of a voltage mis-match between newer camera bodies and older flashes. Maybe a red herring, but worth checking into.
Does the T-90 use Canon's current EOS EF lenses? (Optics talk joe) If not, the older Canon FD mount lenses WILL NOT focus at infinity on the new EOS mount bodies. I know. I have several very nice FD lenses that I can't use on my 3 EOS bodies. Good news: Nikkor, Olympus, Pentax, etc. lenses CAN be adapted to the EOS bodies.
Does the T-90 use Canon's current EOS EF lenses? (Optics talk joe) If not, the older Canon FD mount lenses WILL NOT focus at infinity on the new EOS mount bodies. I know. I have several very nice FD lenses that I can't use on my 3 EOS bodies. Good news: Nikkor, Olympus, Pentax, etc. lenses CAN be adapted to the EOS bodies.
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