Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2011/05/10
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]The only shorter one that was both useful and could be readily
adapted was the Canon 35TS in FD mount. Current Canon lenses all have
electronic apertures, as do the Nikons.
Schneider made a tilt shift lens for MF, 55mm which was huge,
extremely expensive, rare and quite cumbersome. I believe they made
it for Rollei and Bronica. A better solution for longer focal lengths
is the Cambo unit that acts as a bellows and movements adapter for
various SLR's and various lenses.
>I was wondering .... Do any of the PC (Perspective Control) lenses that were
>made for the Leicaflex ( R series) have the capability of tilt?
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>What I have seen is the capability for shift.... at least on the 28 Super
>Angulon lens...
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>I think I saw a Bronica lens that had been mounted for R that did offer tilt
>as well as shift....... Was this lens a factory option or a one off
>craftsman made lens?
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>Frank Filippone
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