I love the old Novoflex bellows for hacking for various purposes. They are
available cheaply used
and are easy to adapt using Dead OM10's for OM flanges and T mount for male
adapters. If you have
a set of fine taps you can use any screw threads you like as well.
Otherwise 24 hour epoxy can be used!
I like the 39mm Leica screw flanges used on enlarger lenses, so I can mount
rodagon enlarger or
other fantastic flat field copy lenses, which can be had for next to nothing
now. These are
presets, so easier to use than OM lenses too.
A dead OM10 body is ~$10, a used old style novoflex bellows $20 and an OM
tmount ~$10 off ebay.
Tim Hughes
--- usher99@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Thanks for the lead. I was thinking of using the 135 macro and 80mm f4
> lenses on it.
> I assume it will require some sort of female OM mount with a pin to
> stop it down with a t-mount to attach to the bellows.
> I've never heard of such an animal, but thet must have been made.
> I had noticed the Novoflex balpro T-S (OM adapters for front and rear
> may still be available) though the price of admission is steep.
>
>
> http://www.novoflex.com/english/html/products.htm
>
> Perhaps the srb-griturn outfit can do something. They seem to be the
> "Adapters- R- Us" outfit. I forgot about them until a minute ago. I
> suspect the adapter will be as much as the bellows, though.
>
>
>
> Mike
>
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