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HI everybody I have a Canon 70D and I am thinking in buying a Fujifilm XT3 because that one is lighter and good for photo street but I know that it is mirrorless. Since my budget is not big, I would like to use the objectives I bought for my Canon 70D. But i wonder if that is possible. Do you know if there are adapters that allow autofocus? Do you consider that objectives for Canon with the help of an adapter could perform with Fujifilm XT3 as good as they did it with a Canon camera? Thanks for your opinions and ideas.

Hi everybody, I have a Canon 70D and I am interested in the vintage russian lenses. I was planning to buy a Jupiter 9 because of its beautiful bokeh. However I saw a video where a guy tested the Helios 40 in a crop format and the effect of the bokeh was almost lost due to the fact that the sensor didn't get it. My question is if there is the same problem with the Jupiter 9. Do some of you already tried this lens in a crop format camera? Thanks

Do you use it only when you have to shoot images of people? I also think that the 1/8 is better because it is less "strong" than the 1/4

Thank you very much for your answer. I liked a lot the thread that you recommend. I find that it has a lot of useful information, I personally prefer to have a glas to work with instead of doing everything in software.

Hi everybody Recently I was doing a research about some filter I could use for my photos and I found out that the Black Pro Mist seems to be very popular, some photographers even say that it is the best filter to take portraits. However I ask myself if the Glow filter would give the same results because the idea of light blur seems to be the same. Did you already work with this filter? Is it worth the price? Thank you

Hi, I have two questions and I don't find the answer... 1- I would like to know if you already tested the light pollution filter of Freewell, I have the Freewell system and I find it very practical, but I have not find any information about the quality of this filter, the only reviews I found are about the filters for drones, but not for bigger cameras. 2- Recently I read that the light pollution filter of Hoya also works as a red enhancer ideal for taking photos in autumn, but I would like to know if all the light pollution filter have the same effect. Thanks

Thank you very much 🙂

Hi everybody! I am interested in experimenting with vintage lenses. My goal is to make them some changes in order to change the appearance of the photos and to have original effects.. I recently saw some videos about how to made them modifications but most of the videos are focuses in two lenses only Helios 44-2 and Mir 1B. Do you know if it is possible to do changes to other vintage lenses? Do you know a tutorial about this topic? Thanks