Can you use 2 or even all 3 lenses at the same time? What effects will it have on the picture quality?
1587356
Yes you can, it's called stacking, but why would you want to? If your going for some sort of in camera effect then the effect that you get would depend on a variety of situations like, the order in which you stack the filters and the type of lighting your shooting in. Keep in mind that when you stack filters you lose resolution and light. I know of occasions where a polarizer and a fld are staked in order to correct for fluorescent lights and blueing of the sky, so to speak. I hope this helps.
1486614
I have exactly the same camera and I can carry only the camera with 2 lenses. This means you will have to leave 1 lens out when you go shooting.
1878511
Yes, it is possible. Just remember that this gear indeed has 3 lenses. So, you can use one or two (low powered) but not the high powered lens. Hope this help.
542012
I think Tom's answer is the right think to do, I was photographing off road races the last week and as. A test bring my Oly epl 3 with two prime MD lenses a 50 and 200, using the same adapter and works surprisingly GOOD, if you try everything and doesn't work may be its defective! good Luck always here to help if you need.
464335
Absolutely. It is a beautiful portrait lens. It's actually much more than even just 2 lenses in one. It's a beautiful general medium telephoto too.
678439
My EOS-1Ds Mark III arrived about two weeks ago around the first of Dec. Certainly there are no focus problems on any lens I've tried, and I have 8 or 10. In fact, one can "tweak" the focus for each lens. I've not seen the need for this rather technical step, however, and should I, then I'll do it professionally with correct charts, lighting and so on. It can be redone, though, so any errors can be corrected.
2158866
I have canon and rokinon lenses and have never had any problems with them. You can adjust the belt for the lenses, you don't have to buy more than one belt for every lenses you've got. However, I suggest buying a belt for each lenses because it's annoying to change the belt everytime you switch the lenses.
51542
This is a good question. You can use either. In tests that I've conducted using the Panasonic-100-300mm lens it seems that using the IS on the lens produces better results than using the camera's IS. It also seems that using both simultaneously produces bad results, worse than not using IS at all. Results may vary with other lenses, so it's worth testing each lens.
402033
You should be able to use it though a portion of the lens might make its way into to your picture and make two corners grayish and circular. Hope you get what I mean.
2125471
I have used it with the extender however it does cut down on the brightness of the photos considerably. Also it increases the shakiness so you wont be using it on a day that is not bright sunny and calm. I have only used it with the 500mm lens and I am unsure if it works with other lenses. I do enjoy playing around with the setup but most times I just use the 500mm without the 2x extender. You will also have to experiment with your cameras settings
1329593
This is a good quality lens. Yes you can preserve the original f2.8. As regards image quality I don't have a laboratory to measure such things but there certainly isn't the obvious problem with distortion or focus out near the edges that you see with cheaper lenses. I'm sorry I can't be more specific.
800021
Two Normal lens or one wide angle, not the zoom lenses like the 70-300. But the Lowepro exchange 200 AW will do.
1449308
No you dont. The term 'focal length multiplier', and I am assuming you are referring to this number, does nothing to your focal length. It is a horrible term. It is your FOV (field of view) that changes.
511456
Yep. But keep in mind that you lose ALL electronic communication with native 4/3 lenses. This means if the focus is actuated via electric servo, etc. you will not be able to adjust plane of focus, which, when shooting macro, can be quite limiting. Also you lose aparute control in these lenses. I recommend using lenses from older manual focus SLR systems.
11879
Yes...no problem along with 4 more lenses! I have a 70-200, 70-300, 17-50, and 18-135 plus there's room for a lot more stuff!
1559648
NO! the lens don't seem changeable, Also the lens on these are bleary along the edges, as in you get a double image around the edges which can be distracting. So adding additional lens might worsen the clarity of whatever your looking.
1701176
I do not believe it will handle 3 lens and all the other equipment. I do well to get 2 lens and all the other equipment in the bag. I find it handy to have 2 bags that size and use one for all the equipment & the the other bag for the camera with a lens attached.