aleksandryants wrote:I mean this lens:
http://ebay.co.uk/itm/252113877289?_mwBanner=1
Ulf wrote:The 200 and 300mm should be fine.
Older Mamiya C lenses, please see this knowledge base
https://www.phaseone.com/en/Search/Arti ... nguageid=1
FPL wrote:Oops, I was confused by "200 and 300mm should be fine" what for me indicated old M645 lenses. AF lenses in this range were 210 and 300mm.
Yes - 300/4.5 AF can be used and delivers somehow usable image quality. Old manual 300/2.8 APO is of course still much better.
And way too heavy.
FPL wrote:My XF just arrived, so I can confirm, that all those lenses will not mount there (all of them worked perfectly od DF+):
Sekor C 24mm/f4 ULD FishEye
Sekor C 35mm/f3.5
Sekor C 45mm/f2.8
Sekor C 50mm/f4 MF Shift
Sekor C 55mm/f2.8
Sekor C 55-110mm/f4.5
Sekor C 65-130mm/f4.5
Sekor C 70mm/f2.8 LS
Sekor C 80mm/f1.9 MF
Sekor C 80mm/f4 Macro
Sekor C 105-210mm/f4.5 ULD
Sekor C 110mm/f2.8
Mamiya A 120mm/f4 Macro
Sekor C 145mm/f4 MF SoftFocus
Mamiya A 150mm/f2.8
Mamiya A 200mm/f2.8 APO
Sekor C 210mm/f4 N
Mamiya A 300mm/f2.8 APO
Sekor C 300mm/f5.6 N ULD
Sekor C 500mm/f5.6
Sekor C 500mm/f8 Reflex
Actually I find in my collection only two lenses designed for M645 which can be mounted:
Hartblei 45mm/f3.5 Super Rotator
Hartblei 45mm/f3.5 PCS
XF technical specification listed "support of 60+ legacy lenses" and I was stupid enough to order my XF before I checked for this issue on web.
Dear Phase One: That's a shame and needed solution is to modify XF body, not old lenses!
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