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I actually came to opposite conclusion and picked Mamiya (Phase One now) for the reasons that it is quite modular (with open digital back interfaces allowing a variety of back choices and film on Mamiya AFD bodies), lenses command reasonable prices on second hand market and have a reputation to...

AlexLobos, as I already said in earlier post some of these lenses have very small back focal distance - to quote myself From all the mirrorless I know of the chances of being able to focus on near infinity woth those lenses will only be achievable on Pentax Q.

I did all the adapters myself. The versions of those lenses are all different with various housings so the conversions depend on that. In my case with two lenses I converted I used two different step down rings in each case - glued them to the base of the lens with industrial strength metal...

Sorry have not checked this thread for a while. The Rodenstocks infinity position (and where it achieves true f/0.75) was 6-7mm from the image plane. So on DSLRs like Nikons it will only be suitable for macro since it pushes it quite substantially away. That was primarily the case when I was...

Thanks. That is precisely the reason I moved off from Nikons to Kodak SLRs despite their shortcomings.

Thanks all for the comments :)

The catalog structure has little to do with process version - it changes regardless and this is why it takes some time to start it first time after upgrade. It is also the reason that following that the new version of LR keeps the copy of old version of catalog.

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Some photos from this summer on Cyprus. All by Kodak SLR/n, processed in RPP with V50v2 profile. These are not for critique - just wanted to share really. Click for bigger size and to have a proper (not compressed) view.

You dug up 4 year old thread and started asking "why"? The answer simply be - because I wanted to and because other manual lenses are not the same.

The Lightroom catalog is just an SQLite database and can be opened and browsed through the tables with any SQLite capable tool. They usually similar between the versions but not exactly the same. Sometimes the tables change structure sometimes they have just a few columns added/changed. Going...

I think its a bit seasonal - I have seen prices around 200 month ago on eBay. Now all that is left is a few EU sellers with quite overpriced lenses. I'll keep looking for a bargain :)

Thanks I'll keep an eye on him