Zenza Bronica SQ lenses on Canon EOS 5DII |
Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM - 110mm - f5.6 Small - Full size |
Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS - 122mm -f5.6 Small - Full size |
Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS - 75mm - f5.6 Small - Full size |
Macro-Zenzanon-PS 110/4 - f5.6 Small - Full size |
Zenzanon-S 150/3.5 - f5.6 Small - Full size |
Zenzanon-S 80/2.8 - f5.6 Small - Full size |
Macro-Zenzanon-PS 110/4 Small - Full size |
Zenzanon-S 50/3.5 Small - Full size |
A few sample pictures from a Canon EOS 5DII using Bronica SQ lenses with a Fotodiox adapter with AF-confirm chip. The top two rows are converted to 90% JPEG from RAW with no other modification. The two images on the left are compressed somewhat more. (Not all the images from the Canon lenses are well focused. They are included only to show the same scene with standard glass.) |
5DII with 50/3.5 Small - Full size |
5DII with 110/4 Small - Full size |
The adapter has a ¼" female tripod mount for better balance with lighter camera bodies. The Dandelion chip is programmable for identification and focus confirm adjustment. The Zenzanon lenses handle like any other manual focus lenses apart from the inconvenience that the aperture is tripped by the Bronica SQ lens coupling. For all apertures other than fully open, the aperture tab on the lens must therefore be operated manually during exposure. |
Last modified: Sun Dec 5 17:29:01 2010 - Børre Ludvigsen |