Does the extra light hitting the inside of the camera require exceptional
baffling to keep reflections down, or wouldn't that be a problem?
Gregg
All the extra light is in the large outer part of
>the image circle that wouldn't get used (at least 75mm dia. with a 50 deg.
>AOV)! The adapter would have to mount the lens the same distance from the
>film gate as the M645 does for it to focus properly, and it would therefore
>have the same image circle on the OM film gate as on the M645 film gate.
>What would be really nifty is an adapter that allowed shifting it to make
>use of the large image circle!
It's all out there -
http://www.zoerk.com/pages/p_mima.htm
medium format lenses on 35mm cameras - with or without shift - they assume
that an 80mm 66 or 645 lens on a 35mm camera will not be the same focal
length - like a 35mm lens on an APS camera, I presume.
I don't think they have OM adaptors, but. Don't know who their N.America
agent is - there is no agent here in Oz and they offered to sell direct.
Andrew
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