answers: 29

  1. Paul
    24.06.2017

    There is one, I tried it, I really liked it. There are many other manufacturers of adapters for LM. Sometimes it freezes, reboots after turning in the bayonet, "took out and inserted". Very good in combination with Leikov lenses. On heavy lenses, the body simply moves on a monopod, it is quite convenient in combination with manual focus to shoot even figure skating on a sony 6500.

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      24.06.2017

      If not difficult, drop a link to other similar ones, thanks.

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      • Paul
        22.10.2021

        Now there is also megadap :) https://megadap.net/product/mtz11/ , there is more noise, but it works even in video mode and the principle of operation looks more reliable in a constructive way. At techarta, the bayonet is intermixed on two pins-sleds, while at megadap it rotates through a helicoid reducer. Techart also announced an adapter for Nikon and also with a helicoid, but according to rumors on the network, it works worse.

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  2. Paul
    24.06.2017
    • Arkady Shapoval
      24.06.2017

      Thanks, I thought there were autofocus adapters similar to this one.

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  3. Paul
    24.06.2017

    No, it is unique in its kind, as far as I know :) With a medium-sized lens, type 135 DC) I noticed that there is little mobility, elastic in the joint (it moves a little). Apparently, just to hang on the camera - it's heavy, it works, but you have to support it with your hands and there is a risk that the matrix plane will tilt towards the lens axis.

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    • Arkady Shapoval
      24.06.2017

      Thanks for the information.

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  4. ULADZIMIR
    25.06.2017

    Explain to me, the fool, what is unique about it? The hand comes out and tightens the focus ring on the lens, or what?

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  5. zengarden
    25.06.2017

    Cool :) although not cheap. It’s a pity that only for Sonya.

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    • Kirill
      03.12.2018

      Not only for Sony
      on request adapter Techart - manufacturer's website

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  6. Denis
    25.06.2017

    Helios-81n tried on the D5100, the green dot that confirmed the focus was enough for me

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  7. max
    26.06.2017

    I can’t understand how this thing moves the lens / lens block in the MANUAL lens?

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    • anonym
      26.06.2017

      She does not move the lens block separately, she moves the entire lens relative to the camera matrix.

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  8. Alexander
    27.06.2017

    This is perhaps an excessive convenience. All the buzz in working with the same Zeiss or Lake in the super smooth focusing ring, in the possibility of picking or sharpness limits, the EVI instantly focused in that place (and not just in the center, without clicking the joystick) where you need!

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    • Nikolay Eremeev
      20.03.2018

      Alexander, you are a storyteller. I tried to shoot on a7 and a7m2 with zeiss peaking and crowns, frames without a magnifying glass fly into milk, peaking only roughly reflects the sharpness. Putting a strong selection fills everything, putting the middle one shows weak. You have to press the magnifying glass all the time, and you can't always find your way around it. To shoot at least something dynamic in motion on a Sony in the manual is just hell. Half or more of the frame is a continuous marriage. Strange as it may seem, but in the same manual on Nikon there are no problems even without any pickings. Thanks to the rangefinder, on my own watering can, too, all the way. But shooting in a manual on a Sony without autofocus - just forget. )

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      • anonym
        14.12.2018

        it depends on the lens, on the focal length (with the widths, say, most frames can be safely shot at infinity, which they start a little further than the front lens), on the subject.

        I shoot on sony nex-6 mainly with olympus pen-f lenses. beauty. with those 38 / 1.8 and 40 / 1.4, focusing is easy and enjoyable. yes, harder with dynamic scenes like kids.
        Yes, with 100 / 3.5 it is not so simple, there you have to aim at even distant objects, often with a magnifying glass. long-focus manual lenses and dynamic scenes are generally poorly compatible, not only on Sony. and statics or parastatics - yes it is not.

        I also dream of pen-f 25 / 2.8 and 60 / 1.5, but the first is just expensive, and the second is fabulously expensive, like 70/2. and okay, the price itself will be, but also the customs will have to dump half the price.

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  9. Paul
    27.06.2017

    Pentax also did something similar, but in the form of a 1.7 teleconverter. It couldn't have been otherwise at the time of the film. It was called “SMC Pentax-F 1.7x AF Adapter”. It appeared together with the “F” -generation optics (the first autofocus generation of Pentax optics). The 1987 catalogs have already been mentioned. The price, as well as on Techart, is not small now.

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  10. Paul
    29.06.2017

    Forgot to say from the bad:
    Eats a battery
    This happens even when the camera is turned off.
    This is noticeable in the instructions for updating the firmware, it is done from the phone via bluetooth when the camera is in the off state.
    And in life, if it is on the camera for two, three days, the battery runs down to zero.

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    • Alexander Hedgehog
      03.08.2017

      Pavel, tell me how he behaves in the video mode, does the focus tracking work?

      A very interesting thing despite the price tag.

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      • Paul
        09.10.2018

        Focus does not work with video.

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  11. anonym
    15.09.2018

    What kind of people in the comments are, to put it mildly - stupid .. "how does he focus the lens" - yes damn it, look at the specification, fuck it ..))

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  12. Paul
    09.10.2018

    After a year of active use, it still unexpectedly failed. A small control board, a micromotor with a gear that transmits the force to a toothed ruler connected to a movable part of the body with a bayonet bayonet, which slides along two guide rods. I disconnected the ruler, turned the gearbox, plugged in the camera, like a motor buzzed, plugged the ruler back in - it doesn't want to, it goes crazy and that's it.
    I sinned for the wear of the gearbox, found a suitable one from the robot designer on the "robopats", tried to replace it, but unfortunately it did not work, and replacing the brushes at the engine did not help (there the entire cover changes along with the brushes). Roofing felts the parameters of the reducer do not fit, or in the engine control keys something also burned out when it was wedged for the first time ... Turns without load, does not want to with load.

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    • Aperturer
      18.12.2018

      Chinese…

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  13. Andrei
    18.12.2019

    Good evening.
    More and more recently I am interested in the adapter, with which I can attach both the Kenon autofocus devices - and the Soviet manuals to the telephone camera ..., have you come across, will you advise anything?

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  14. Paul
    20.04.2021

    Well, how are the new items at the moment?

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    • No Name
      28.10.2021

      Monster Adapter LA-KE1 Pentax K to Sony E

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  15. Tatyana
    24.11.2021

    Good day! is Techart PRO Leica M - Sony E Autofocus Adapter compatible with Sony A Nex 5t (E mount)? or is there a chance it won't work?

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