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Jun 22, 2008 15:07 |  #16

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The problem with THOSE CHEAP EBAY bellows is, it will not give ANY apature or metering information. You need to buy another manual lens. With the Novoflex, from what I remember about them, it still have apature control but I dont think you can manual focus. ANyone help me out with that one?


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Jun 22, 2008 16:17 |  #18

Kenski wrote in post #5771016 (external link)
The problem with THOSE CHEAP EBAY bellows is, it will not give ANY apature or metering information. You need to buy another manual lens. With the Novoflex, from what I remember about them, it still have apature control but I dont think you can manual focus. ANyone help me out with that one?

You ONLY have manual focus...moving entire tripod and camera back and forth at a fixed reproduction scale, e.g. 1.5:1; or changing the bellows extension amount, which changes the reproduction scale to suit the current distance of the camera and lens


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