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Nikon Manual Focus Primes

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I have Nikon Manual Focus Primes with Canon EOS adapter ring. Can anyone uses these kind of lenses with Canon Muont Scarlet ? I am Planning to buy Canon mount Scarlet in future......whats your suggestion ?
 
Well, my suggestion is that you use those lenses with the Nikon plate Red announced at NAB.

For the primes ... the aluminum plate is just perfect. If you get in to the zooms, you may want the Ti plate.

I really wouldn't use the adaptors on a Scarlet or Epic. Some have, and its generally trouble free ... but mounting the "right" way is a smarter choice when dealing with a $14000+ camera. It also pus your warranty at less risk.
 
Obsolete?!

Obsolete?!

Thanks Bob!:thumbsup:
Right now you can ramp the iris as well with the ProLock. Even on G lenses
We will offer Smart mount update for the Prolock when it's ready.
In line with the obsolescence obsolete mantra:beer:
 
Thats Great! Great meeting you BTW at NAB.

Thanks Bob!:thumbsup:
Right now you can ramp the iris as well with the ProLock. Even on G lenses
We will offer Smart mount update for the Prolock when it's ready.
In line with the obsolescence obsolete mantra:beer:
 
We will offer Smart mount update for the Prolock when it's ready.
In line with the obsolescence obsolete mantra:beer:
I wish you could achieve an uprade of the R1 optitek nikon mount to fit the Epic. :beer:
Yea I know it's to much to ask...
Waiting for the next batch of prolock. :undecided:
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B
 
Unfortunately the EVF connector on the Epic would interfere with the iris ring on the R1 mount. No practical way around that.
 
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