I've seen some third party bellows. Do they all have the stop down lever?
If you mount a Zuiko lens on a T or other such adaptor does it automatically
stop down the lens?
Jim Couch wrote:
>
> On the Olympus Bellows there is s stop down lever that would accomplish the
> same
> thing without managling a perfectly good lens. The lever is for use whn you
> don't
> use the dual cable release. I suppose that this feature might not be
> available on
> some after market bellows set though.
>
> Steve Goss wrote:
>
> > Maybe he was using on a bellows, and did not have the nifty Olympus dual
> > shutter release.
> >
> > Franklin Berryman wrote:
> > >
> > > I need a little help solving a mystery. I sold my 35mm f2.8 SC Zuiko and
> > > replaced it with a MC version off eBAY. Compulsive? Anyway, the lens
> > > arrived today. It was in good shape EXCEPT a former owner had drilled a
> > > tiny hole in the back of the mount right behind the depth of field preview
> > > button, inserted a tiny screw, held the button down and tightened it so
> > > that
> > > the button was permanently depressed and the iris would open up and close
> > > down as you turned the aperture ring - in essence making it a preset lens.
> > > Why in the world would anyone do that?
> >
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