Speedbooster : Question + an idea
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Re: Speedbooster : Question + an idea
bowserb wrote:
While it might only be a novelty, if Metabones released an EF to EFM speedbooster for their usual $699, I would buy it. A lot of money for a novelty, but I see lenses we already have, for example:
50mm F1.2 acting like a 50mm F0.8. Talk about a low light king!
85mm F1.8 as an 85mm F1.2
100mm F2.8 macro being a 100mm F2.0 macro
35mm F2 is a 35mm F1.4
70-200 F2.8 looking like 70-200 F2.0
14mm F2.8 looking like 14mm F2.0
500mm F4 looking like a 500mm F2.8
In practical terms, it wouldn't mean much, but it sure would be fun! I might switch to nothing but night photography!
or you could have a FF body and click the ISO up 1 stop and get the same result
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