How much vignetting will there be with a micro four thirds camera?
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Look through the customer photos for a more precise answer. The one of the rc car seems to be what my pictures typically look like with a panasonic gf3 micro 4/3.
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The connection on the Nikon cameras are all the same. On a full frame camera, there could be some vignetting. .
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You are going to get a massive amount of vignette with a 52mm to 3m step down. This adapter is for a specific camera, the Panasonpmic Lumix DMC-LX7 and it will pretty much vignette any adapter unless its within about 3mm of difference e.g. Common 55mm teleconverters from Olympus won't vignette but a 58mm canon adapter will. Your idea is not a good one.
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Yes, it will allow full frame coverage although a number of M Mount lenses will have various degrees of vignetting if shot at widest apertures as they would if mounted on a native M-Mount camera.
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That depends..... I would not risk it. If all you intend to do is highly controlled studio work, with little chance of untoward events, perhaps. I wanted something to use in covering college sports, to get a different angle of view, and am happy. However, I use mine exclusively for micro four-thirds cameras, and it works very well. The suction cup on the bottom of the center post is an extra stabilizing factor, but my big Nikons were too large for me to trust one to this.
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Ditto on the other answers, plus I added a Wide Angle Converter Lens. Expensive, but worth the price to avoid panning.
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There is a difference between the four thirds and the micro four thirds mounts. You will need a converter.
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The crop factor for micro four thirds cameras (like your GH) is 2x. So the actual focal length will be 60mm which I would consider more for portraiture, not good for wide angle shots.
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No, I love this lens. I havent noticed excessive vignetting, and it works fine in continuous auto-focus. I am shooting with a Nikon D300S and have been using the lens for a couple of months.
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You will get vignetting using a full frame camera. I have a D7100 and a D610. Fortunately, the 610 lets me shoot in DX mode if I need to.It's a decent lens, and worth the money if you don't mind shooting in crop mode.
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Mathieu, I have on used older Canon EF lenses, especially the 55mm Macro lens, and found no vignetting of note...hope this helps....May 14, 2013
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Hey. A friend tried mine on his 5d3. Heavy vignetting. Be carefull the shutter doesn't hit the rear element to. It's risky.
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It's full frame. That's all I can tell you......There is also a Novoflex version NEX/NIKYou didn't mention what lenses you have? It's the lenses that determine the vignetting.
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The 5D2 with the 24-105 lense is a great walk-around combo. The vignetting is hardly noticeable. Good Choice!
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Yes, but I had to add some foam rubber (side and bottom) to align the lens and the camera portal. If the lens is not centered, it will vignette.
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I don't believe you do - I get no vignetting on my Tokina 12-28 at 12mm on my DX3200 at all, not even a trace. Just make sure it's the only filter on the lens when in use, and you should be fine. :) To be perfectly frank, I'm not sure how I'd manage a thin version - the turn ring on this one is about as fine and thin as I can easily manage. Anything thinner and I suspect I'd be fumbling at times.
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/video/hands-reviews/micro-four-thirds-format-filmmakersLink explains everthing. Thank you.K.