Thanks, but still a very long focal length for an E-M5.
Chuck Norcutt
On 6/21/2014 11:45 AM, Chris Trask wrote:
How about some very wide angle MF lenses:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NIKON-NIKKOR-UD-AUTO-1-35-F-20-MM-LENS-440311-Lens-made-in-Japan-/151333389129?pt=Camera_Lenses&hash=item233c2c4349
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pentax-Auto-110-2-8-18mm-lens-with-caps-/251564050404?pt=UK_Lenses_Filters_Lenses&hash=item3a9262c7e4
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sigma-MF-18mm-F2-8-18-2-8-Ultra-Wide-Olympus-OM-Lens-Mount-READ-/121364279743?pt=Camera_Lenses&hash=item1c41dff1bf
Chris
My Canon mount Tamron 20-40 is still amongst the missing. When shooting
the sale photos for my house I really missed it since my E-M5 doesn't go
wider than 12(24)mm. But I'm very reluctant to spend $699 for the
mZuiko 9-18mm lens. I rarely use such a wide angle. If I'm shooting
landscape and need a wider angle I shoot panos at 12mm. That's easy
with distant subjects but tough for shooting inside a room. An
inexpensive solution is a pano head such as the Panosaurus
<http://gregwired.com/pano/Pano.htm>. However the Panosuarus
description makes clear <http://gregwired.com/pano/Pano.htm> that it
does not support off-center tripod mounts on the camera.
So what solutions are available to solve the off-center mount of my E-M5
or (possible) E-M1?
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