> I've always wanted a tilt & shift lens for my Oly bodies. I have the 35
> shift, which is fine for architectural, but want something more like the
> C*non TS 45 and 90mm offerings. The problem with the Zuiko shift lens are
> that they won't focus to infinity if mounted on a bellows. Also the lens
has
> to have sufficient coverage for shifting. I've been scouring pawn shops
for
> broken 2 1/4 cameras that I could cannibalize the lens off of. The nicest
> solution would be the 45mm Super Angulon I suppose. Anybody have one I
could
> play with <g>.
>
http://www.smu.edu/~rmonagha/bronshift.html
This site talks about Bronicas. But it mentions in passing to use a ball
joint and a lens with a longer register distance. So use a ball joint unit
and a T mount (55mm register distance) lens.
Just a thought. I've yet to do it, but I always look for a 90mm and 28mm T
mount. Do the later version Tamrons (that use the adaptall instead of T
mount) still have a 55mm register distance?
Foxy
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