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When there are no pits to grip
Most lens retaining rings have two small pits for a spanner. Many name rings and front rings do not, and that is wh...
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Keep your M lenses when you move to L-mount
If you shoot an L-mount body and already own Leica M lenses, the Rayqual LM-LA lets you keep using the...
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Manual lenses and Fujifilm's dials go well together
Fujifilm X bodies already ask you to set aperture and shutter speed by hand, so a classic manu...
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One Z body, a whole shelf of old lenses
Nikon's Z mount has a short flange distance, so almost any classic SLR or rangefinder lens can sit in fron...
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The most popular body for old lenses
Sony E-mount bodies - the NEX series, a5000 and a6000 series, a7 and a9 - have a short flange distance and a ...
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Two questions, one adapter
Every adapter is named for a pair: the lens mount in front and the camera mount behind (for example LM-SaE is Leica M l...
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Old glass on a new body
A lens mount adapter is a precision ring that sits between a lens and a camera body with a different mount. Mirrorless cam...
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Made for one lens, not one size fits all
A telephoto lens spends its life on a strap, in a bag and on a tripod, and every one of those leaves mark...
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Ten minutes, no tools
An Easy Cover is a stretchy silicone skin molded for one camera model. Fitting it is easy, but doing it in the right order k...
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Small accidents that add up
Most damage to a camera body does not come from one big drop. It comes from the strap buckle rubbing the corner, bumpi...
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A hook-and-loop tape with no hooks on the outside
EASY WRAPPER Bandage is a 5 cm wide, 2 m long strip whose lining sticks firmly to its own outer ...
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A wrapping cloth that holds itself closed
EASY WRAPPER is a wrapping cloth without tapes, buttons or zippers. The outer fabric and the back fabric...
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