Jupiter-37A

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Re: Jupiter-37A

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fastson wrote:Hey that looks very good to me. I have an old Konica AR-mount Hexanon lens, 135mm F3.5 (I think), could it be mounted to one of those extension bellows and used for macro photography? For what i know there is no way to mount a AR-lens to a Alpha system?
Yes, it should be possible as long as one side of the bellows fits the camera and the other the lens. The mounts on both sides of the bellows are independent from each.
aster wrote:You're doing nicely! :)
And the cone is proud to make its one and only photographical debut into traceable visual history at its afterlife phase...better late than never? :D

Yildiz
Thanks Yildiz. In fact I was looking for something to shoot, something natural and that was it. :D
Birma wrote:Those macro shots are great Doc. Seems to be fantastic results from your unusual set up. Perhaps you should start posting the zoomed in shots first, and then we could try and guess what it the picture is of? :D
OK, Birma. Next time I'll begin a guessing game thread. :D
I really liked this combo, better than a 50mm combo, IMHO.
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