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Leica R 35 Summicron on 5D mkII ?

 
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Dec 21, 2009 12:44 |  #16

I have never heard of a chipped adapter hurting a camera. Still, I do not use them. I have and favor the 35/2 Cron over the 35/2.8 Leica. Classic Leica look.


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Dec 21, 2009 12:49 |  #17

gasrocks wrote in post #9239380 (external link)
I have never heard of a chipped adapter hurting a camera. Still, I do not use them. I have and favor the 35/2 Cron over the 35/2.8 Leica. Classic Leica look.

Thank you for your answer this is second answer I am told they dont hurt the camera.I think I will give it a try!




  
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