Heritage Cameras

That's a good point, and does cause problems with (mainly wide angle rangefinder) lenses on (some) mirrorless cameras. At least two solutions are possible: (1) Custom microlens array. Leica M cameras ...

Perhaps it was DPR? ;-) https://www.dpreview.com/videos/7669167667/dpreview-tv-the-most-expensive-camera-in-the-world

There's an online designer here, and then RafCamera will make the part for you: https://rafcamera.com/custom-adapter I've never used the company myself, but they do seem to have a good reputation. ...

Even if the door cannot be removed, there might be another option. Looking at the picture of the EOS R7's base in this thread: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4651656 ...I think I can see a ...

You're welcome, Keith. I find the whole subject of date/time/data imprinting on film fascinating, for some odd reason... I don't go as far back as the original Kodak Autographics, but I do remember ...

It's all to do with leap years. A date back (or camera) needs to know which years have an extra day in February. I suspect most use a look-up table to check when this is needed, and the number of ...

According to the Nikon F6 product brochure: https://org.imaging.nikon.com/lineup/filmcamera/slr/f6/pdf/f6_20p.pdf "Built-in clock; 24-hour type; leap year adjustment until December 31, 2099" I ...

The Exposure Value (EV) is a representation of the exposure required for a given film speed/ISO setting. There are multiple combinations of shutter speed and aperture that will match the same EV. ...

Perhaps it's because these extension tubes were introduced when all E-mount cameras were NEX APS-C models with shorter focal length lenses? Although full frame models have been around for years ...

The OP hasn't returned to clarify, but this phrase is often used to represent the trio of complementary EF fast zooms - 16-35mm f/2.8, 24-70mm f/2.8 and 70-200mm f/2.8. Canon itself uses the term ...

That does look interesting. It's easy to rotate your camera when it's attached to a larger lens with its own tripod collar, and this adds the same functionality for smaller lenses (assuming your ...

Yes, I think this lens might be from Makina. The style looks consistent, as does the labelling around the side of the barrel instead of at the front. Even the NI marking on the aperture ring is ...

Me too, and yes it is. The lens is actually Nikon AI fitting, which is the same bayonet mount but with slightly more modern meter coupling. That won't make any difference to the OP if the aim is ...

Do you mean something like this? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/samellos/im-back-35-new-version-with-manual-priority-function ...or this? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/digiswap/digi-sw ...

The Camera Size website has now been updated with the new EOS models: https://camerasize.com/compact/#889.1055,890.1056,852.948,ha,f

Another option is to replace the lens's Minolta mount with an EOS one: http://forum.mflenses.com/minolta-md-35-70mm-f3-5-zoom-conversion-to-eos-mount-t4241.html This achieves infinity with no glass ...

That was the case for quite some time, until this 3d-printed battery grip only appeared for the EOS RP (which has no contacts): https://www.custombatterygrips.com/store/product/canon-eos-rp-battery ...

It's not looking too promising, is it? In the past third parties have stepped up and provided grips when Canon (and others) didn't. For these cameras the size and shape of the (fixed?) battery ...

If your lens is this modern version with Leica M mount: https://phillipreeve.net/blog/carl-zeiss-c-sonnar-t-50mm-f1-5-zm-a-detailed-review/ ...then it should work, yes. This lens doesn't seem to ...

Yes, the existing Canon EF-RF adapters work with EF-S lenses too:

https://www.canon.co.uk/lenses/eos-r-adapters/