Canon's first SLR camera. It's big and impressive.
I found it with the normal 50mm/f1.8 lens and a 85mm/1.9 lens.
The 85mm lens is from the Canon rangefinder cameras, without a focusing helicoid. At the time Canon put those lenses on an adapter for their 1st SLR the Canoflex. The adapter has a focusing helicoid with an R mount that is similar to FD mount.
I have shorten the working distance a lot, by fabricating a brass coupling thread for the adapter, now I can focus to infinity to use it on the EOS.
I can use a Maginon and a Leica 90mm projection lenses with this adapter.
I found it with the normal 50mm/f1.8 lens and a 85mm/1.9 lens.
The 85mm lens is from the Canon rangefinder cameras, without a focusing helicoid. At the time Canon put those lenses on an adapter for their 1st SLR the Canoflex. The adapter has a focusing helicoid with an R mount that is similar to FD mount.
I have shorten the working distance a lot, by fabricating a brass coupling thread for the adapter, now I can focus to infinity to use it on the EOS.
I can use a Maginon and a Leica 90mm projection lenses with this adapter.
