Looking at the photo of *bay #250533755240, I think the construction of the
elefoto is not much better, actually it looks the same as the Chinese one in
mechanical design on the key "spring" position I mentioned. Anyway, as it is
not too expensive no harm to give it a try. For the "spring" flattening
problem it can be fixed by putting a tweezers in the slot to restore its
position.
BTW, welcome to the dark side, your 180/2 shot is really nice, great catch!
C.H.Ling
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From: "SwissPace"
> Having seen C.H.Ling's replies I will examine mine more carefully
> tonight and if I don't see anything obvious I will contact him, from
> searching today I think that the elefoto versions look a league above
> (in price as well as quality) so maybe the best would be to get one of
> those and if happy with the fit get it shipped straight away to
> Happypagehk for chipping. About 3 years ago I bought a non chipped
> adapter from eastern europe which wasn't cheap cost wise but quality was
> realy bad, if I can find that one I will try it out as well.
>
> Here is one shot taken with the 180/2 on the new digital back (at least
> I think it was the 180 but I had been drinking a lot of schnapps that
> day) - no processing not even white balance as you will see.
>
> <http://thattimeoflife.smugmug.com/Other/OMlist/6716762_L89RL#752296528_KGxUX>
>
>
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