jamesmck
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I am having a great time trying old glass on a new Panasonic G1 Micro 4/3. Can anyone say if, with adapter, my Zeiss-Opton Biogon, 2.8/35mm (immediate postwar) will mount safely? In case not all adapters are created equally, the one I am considering is here: http://tinyurl.com/3y9qmto. Their LTM and OM adapters are nice. Vendor warns "Focus infinity (For lens with focal length over 50mm)." What will be the impact on the 35mm Biogon?
James
James
gzuiko
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I think I've heard the rear element protrudes too far back and will touch the sensor. For this reason I can't mount my Russian Biogon clone either.
Jim
Jim
Vickko
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There is already a thread here.
And I tried it on my GF1 with 3.5cm Biogon and two adapters. One combination did work....
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=92971
Vick
And I tried it on my GF1 with 3.5cm Biogon and two adapters. One combination did work....
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=92971
Vick
jamesmck
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I think I've heard the rear element protrudes too far back and will touch the sensor. For this reason I can't mount my Russian Biogon clone either.
Thanks, Jim. The Jupiter-12 seems to be modeled after the pre-war Biogon and has a far deeper rear element than the post-war Biogon, so safe mounting is probably not possible. Vick's suggestion would work with my 1953 Biogon, but I'm not sure it's worth buying two adapters.
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