Is there a Pentax 645D lens to L mount adapter?
Re: Is there a Pentax 645D lens to L mount adapter?
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Scottelly wrote:
DMillier wrote:
I have a P645 150mm, roughly equivalent to 100mm on full frame on the Vertex.
Not sure where I could find a subject that matches your criteria.
I have this, the bottom edge might be useful. Download and process to taste:
Wow! That looks great! That lens seems to produce really good, fine detail. The details on the tip of that spire sure look good. I think the bottom edge might be a little out of focus, though it still looks pretty good. It's pretty close to the center, like the spire point, but the flaking white paint on the steeple sure looks full of fine detail. Do you have any idea how far you stopped down, when you shot that photo?
P.S. Is this the lens you have/had?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/115629471599?hash=item1aec0db76f:g:hMAAAOSwknxjP6VW&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAA4CsZEijQiptDANzyfAcgOMTawYNSHYhF30JHYt37AFTzEfxVjAbFTx2ouQSKOo2rsFOjlEZRgbMWgGeUqTizlAhtENsHAdtPlOUB3tCLx9aUvkahEmV1FCl%2FhG1itJSm%2BEaw1SweyAebyKLbZGMzvWAEh7tl%2F%2BZcbeiDXT6%2BIJbqh%2BSu%2FBtbKYG8D7fUDBSaZhksUyBXRTvMmekOV7Ob8x5Rf57kY1I8pVGOmzHQZR5VZj%2FJofX8jPSZxNf%2BuH7bCnRELcBSw7EVrlcA4K5Isn5eK5E%2B0lpNUxurekB0Asi%2F%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR-LJv9meYQ
Yes. I paid £110 on ebay uk
After looking through these, I feel like getting this one for landscapes:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/394362492807?hash=item5bd1d61787%3Ag%3AGpAAAOSwn9BgnG6A&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAoBDpFLHWMwpgdNJ3%2Fvv%2Bxrc1t3LUkAEO13LriF9bxwgp6GDx8v9UQ7eWeEH%2FilWa%2FZDAJwIQWpkarwOuW8iOp%2BS%2FyRxzIef8s9uN6AzCSKc52ZIgLCssVYaWiX%2F8vCOyQcpiFVF960n%2FgGy5j2rpsXTQ4ILjSwBhOAncGFYTlcr9BvBujAG77cj3FLDkOyCyHbRnIvaGYoSTctgWVe0Ka5c%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_L_-NmeYQ&LH_BIN=1
I have this one as well.
I just wish the aperture had more than 8 blades. It only weighs 470 grams! I currently don't have a lens in 35mm focal length for my Nikon D810, and for landscapes I would use manual focus for critical focusing most of the time anyway.
I have mine for my GFX50s and for use with the Sony on a tilt shift adaptor or the rhinocam vertex. Not really thought of adapting it straight for full frame. For 35mm, I'm thinking of the samyang 35/1.8 eventually to replace my Contax G Zeiss. But if I ever get a L mount camera, it's useful to know which of my existing lenses can be adapted.
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