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It looks like that link is talking about a variety of options for adapters. Most of the adapters I’ve gotten for my D800 were garbage. On the other hand I’ve had good luck, and bad luck with

Thank you Walt, and all other who responded so quickly. I've not yet tried to contact John White, but his site is full of good information. /AnotherBob Sent from our iBob

I just found this link, but still have more confidence in this group of familiar names than an unknown responder to DPreview. /AnotherBob https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4672622 Adapter F

Once again, you’re trying to convince me to get a Z-body. :-) https://aiconversions.com/compatibilitytable.htm Based on this table, you don’t need to have them converted, you can just use the FTZ

That’s the name. He did a good conversion. Hugh

John White did AI conversions for non-AI lenses https://aiconversions.com Walt Photography is a language more universal than words. Minor White Sent: Friday, April 7, 2023 3:50 PM To:

To answer your question about the Df, it has the necessary coupling of the Pre-Ai F-mount lenses. It’s also worth noting that the Df has done very good at retaining its value. As for mounting pre-Ai

Really all that needs to happen is to covert it to Ai. I have several that have been converted (and others that haven’t). My grandparents had my Pre-Ai 135mm f/2.8 converted when I bought my Nikon

There is / was a guy in Michigan that converted these old lenses to work on on the digital Nikons. I had two or three done. I’ll see if I remember his name. Hugh

Consignment shops and yard sales have numerous 1970's Nikon film cameras with pre-AI lenses at nearly dumpster prices. My understanding is that, of the digital Nikons, only the Df can safely mount

Thanks for the info Louis. I’ve ordered the TetherPro cable for my D810. This got me to thinking about a friend who shoots a D300s and doesn’t have lightroom who might be interested in shooting

That’s a little on the high end from what I checked, but not crazy. I assume the scanning options are two levels of JPEG, and then TIFF? Basically I’m assuming they’re using the Noritsu film

This was at a pro level camera store. The scanning cost more than the developing but I wasn’t going to buy prints. I don’t know what scanner they have but it was not a flatbed scanner. I have the

Hello, guys, and Happy Passover ( guess it is Passover for you soon). I have used the CamRanger (first version). It is very reliable and allows setting up certain specifications to your own liking for

When we first got this house, I had a closet setup so that I could close myself in it, and load film into a daylight tank. It looks like your needs for processing film are pretty basic, so I’d

I’m pretty sure it’s old lenses only. Thanks for the Kodak Portra tip. I’ll pick up a few rolls today. I also picked up up a Miranda F at the auction, which was the first camera I bought in high

I really need to learn to develop B&W. I’ve been shooting that with my Bronica ETRSi and about to run a test roll through my Rolleicord III. My Rolleicord IV had a roll in it when I got it last year

Sounds pretty cool! I’ve wanted to try this, but when it would have been the most use, I didn’t have software that supported it. I’d love this when doing Macro work. It makes me wish I had a

That’s one Nikon I’m not familiar with at all, am I correct that it only works with Pre-AI lenses? Hopefully the light seals are good, if not, I think Walt might have experience redoing seals on a

Hi Hugh, In this case, I’m not convinced that you need any sort of B&W plugin. I scan a *LOT* of B&W Negatives, since up until Covid hit, I was shooting a lot of B&W film. These days I’m so busy