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Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: uaiomex on April 29, 2014, 07:41:24 pm

Title: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: uaiomex on April 29, 2014, 07:41:24 pm
Hello fellows, have you seen this?

I can't find it at the Fotodiox website. Too new?

It looks interesting. Though not as much as the one made for the Nex cameras.

Comments?

Eduardo

http://www.amazon.com/Vizelex-RhinoCam-Medium-Adapter-Fotodiox/dp/B00J4XVOQI/ref=pd_sim_sbs_p_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1DX68ZR5BW9E62QXVYN7
Title: Re: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: Alan Smallbone on May 02, 2014, 09:59:10 am
Looks interesting, going to get one?

alan
Title: Re: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: uaiomex on May 02, 2014, 11:17:56 am
I don't know yet. The one for Nex cameras came down in price by 40% becoming fair priced. $500 is way too much for this device. And I'm not sure either about the square groundglass. I love squares but if you are stitching is because you want to print big. Rectangular prints go bigger than square in any printer.
Eduardo
Title: Re: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: Alan Smallbone on May 02, 2014, 02:28:04 pm
I saw some comments by people about color shifts between frames, especially when at the fringes of the image circle for the lens. Interesting idea but I am not so sure I would use it that much, and I agree that the EOS price is high. I would probably get an adapter for my Fuji and try it out. You can get different lens mounts, looks like it uses a Graflex type mount for the adapters. This is something I would like to rent to try it out first I think. Although with Amazon they have a pretty liberal return policy.

Alan
Title: Re: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: uaiomex on May 02, 2014, 10:59:07 pm
I think I did too. However, if I recall well, that happened with the Mamiyas lenses. Hasselblads seems to work fine. I have 3 CF lenses to play with and a Nex 6. I'll keep on thinking on this rig.
Eduardo

I saw some comments by people about color shifts between frames, especially when at the fringes of the image circle for the lens. Interesting idea but I am not so sure I would use it that much, and I agree that the EOS price is high. I would probably get an adapter for my Fuji and try it out. You can get different lens mounts, looks like it uses a Graflex type mount for the adapters. This is something I would like to rent to try it out first I think. Although with Amazon they have a pretty liberal return policy.

Alan
Title: Re: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: JimAscher on May 03, 2014, 10:04:34 am
I think I did too. However, if I recall well, that happened with the Mamiyas lenses. Hasselblads seems to work fine. I have 3 CF lenses to play with and a Nex 6. I'll keep on thinking on this rig.
Eduardo


When I reported my successful use of this device with my Nex 5n last year in this (and other) forums, I reported that I too did not have this color problem, attributing it to the Hasselblad lenses larger image circles (vis a vis those of the Mamiya lenses').
Title: Re: RhinoCam for EOS
Post by: uaiomex on May 03, 2014, 11:58:54 pm
I may be completely wrong but I think that it also has to do with the longer lens flange distance of the CF glass.
So, it was you Jim.  :D
Best
Eduardo

When I reported my successful use of this device with my Nex 5n last year in this (and other) forums, I reported that I too did not have this color problem, attributing it to the Hasselblad lenses larger image circles (vis a vis those of the Mamiya lenses').