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I bought the Laowa 100mm f2.8 Ultra APO Macro 2X with canon EF Bajonett but unfortunately it only works on the Sony but with 2 adaptors on 2  Fuji cameras i get a blinking display. Looks like some ...

My understanding of Eric's post is , that with this lens at a magnification of 7:1 it does not make much sense to pack in more megapixels in  a GFX-Sized sensor than 36 MPX  (of course you will ...

Your examples are center crops or corner of the fullframe-sensor ?

Thank you very much for this informativ statement. So this lens is not quite up to the task of making full use of a Fuji GFX 100-sensor. Now i am considering  this lens of Qioptics d.fine HR ...

Thank you for posting this picture. Yes, my question was coverage and of course the corner performance. Corners of this feather- pic don't look great, and the question is wether the feather was ...

Got it, My shoppinglist is longer now.

Did you test it against other lenses for say 4:1 magnification ?

Oh i see, and they have to be unused and sharp and shiny right?

Whatever that means it all confirms that i have to decide wich setup works.

Thanks a lot, so  it is time to do my own testing because i bought a lot of lenses wich i never used but since it is a very timeconsuming process to decide wich combo works for certain ...

Thank you very much  for your input. I will have a look at it !

If I would alter the goal of my question a bit .For GFX-sensor with a magnification range from 2:1 to 8:1. What would be the solution which makes sense at all ?

Do you think that a Nikon CFI Plan APO 4X/0,2  would perform well with the raynox tubelens covering the GFX sensor ? Regards

Thank you very much. The right tubelens could do the trick that is really promising!

I spent some hours to couple the GFX 120 with reversed lenses like leitz photar 63 mm and  Schneider  Kreuznach 28 mm/4 Componon but all i got was lots of vignetting. What about that Rodenstock ...

Yes, Rodenstock has a macro lens with this compensation for the Cambo Actus the Actar-105 for 1:4 up to 4:1 but it is quite expensive and only 5.6 and i would like to dive in to a range of 2:1 up ...

I searched again and here we go. I ordered one. Thank you very much again. Regards

Yes this does work when you take some shots , but for timelaps  with 1000 shots i would have to hire a "professional light-blocker" ha ha

Thank you for the link, but i see no difference to the adaptor i own. Something wrong with my searching for shure. Regards

Well i live in Europe, so an US seller won't work, but i will google on Regards