The Grumpy Snapper

Wouldn't a bag bellows work better?

And the lens mounts rotate the other way.

Should be a good one lens choice for your 'Blad.

I'll wait for some real reviews. I regarded the original version as an expensive novelty lens costing twice as much as I paid for 3 CCTV lenses.

It's not just a deterrent. If someone steals it and removes the watermark you have a stronger case when you go after them.

Add a 1.4x teleconverter and you have a 500mm  f/4. I can't remember the last time I needed more reach than that. Having owned the 350mm for around a quarter of a century I've lost track of the ...

The most important question is, does it come with a decorative ring? If it does it's a fashion accessory, if it doesn't Sony have designed a tool for photographers.

I can't take Sony seriously until they have an 800mm f/5.6.

Thanks. I seem to think that the original version dates back decades to the days when milk was delivered in glass bottles with the phrase being "milk bottle bottoms" rather than Coke.

There was a few Samyang/Rokinon lenses made in 4/3 mount. There was also 35mm f/1.4, 24mm f/1.4, 8mm f3.5 fisheye, 14mm f2.8 that I can remember. There could have been others that I've forgotten. T ...

Clearly the P 100-400mm is the same lens as the O 300mm. All Olympus did was jam the zoom mechanism at 300mm and wrap it in their style of body. But that raises other issues. Where did Panasonic ...

The snap of the Olympus OM Zuiko 350mm in my post was ttaken after using it one morning last summer. This is a shot from the session that's in a 2019 nature calender.

Well yes but I thought the OP was asking about storing lenses. Then it's possible that there could be multiple lenses of the same focal length.

In no particular order: Vivitar 35mm f/1.9 from the 1970s. Interesting bokeh and now so worn it feels like it could fall apart the next time I use it. Olympus 4/3 50mm f/2 macro. Olympus silvernose ...

Search your local Amazon for "keyring tag" I just use the plastic and card tags used for closing bags in bulk food stores and colour code using coloured sharpies.

Remote release for me also. But I don't lose them in the dark, I have a small flashlight (torch) clipped to the strap of each camera bag. I put them in a pocket of a camera bag and forget to ...

I tried Op/Tech, I tried Peak Design and I tried converting the Op/Tech with Peak Design Anchors. Then I went back to what I used in the days of shooting film with multiple bodies. A simple loop of ...

A tag attached to the cord on the neoprene pouch. Mark the focal length and maximum aperture on the tag.

I had a copy of the 600mm f/5.6 ED IF converted to Olympus OM mount in the 1990s. I wish I'd kept it now. The f/5.6 was never made in an AF version. The MF version was very popular with bird ...

Your Bronica lens could have been from the much earlier Bronica S. The Bronica SQ was many years later. Edit: https://www.cameraquest.com/bronicas.htm