Benchista
Which Tyler
Reged: 11/08/2000
Posts: 42169
Loc: Everywhere and nowhere, baby
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Nick
www.nbrphoto.com
Light and Shade II - the new blog
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huwevans
The 'Not Really Here' Dude
Reged: 05/08/2000
Posts: 17150
Loc: Dorset, UK
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I've often idly wondered about the feasibility of getting/adapting focussing mounts for the G lenses so they could be used on a proper RF camera. (Couldn't use the Biogons on an SLR because the back focus is so short.) I can't really see it being viable from a cost point of view though. I guess I'll still be buying up used G2 bodies at some point.
BTW, try to be a bit less long-winded with your links, please. ;-)
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Benchista
Which Tyler
Reged: 11/08/2000
Posts: 42169
Loc: Everywhere and nowhere, baby
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It's clearly a non-starter, but interesting to see what ingenuity some people can deploy.
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BTW, try to be a bit less long-winded with your links, please. ;-)
Sorry - couldn't think of anything else to say! 
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Nick
www.nbrphoto.com
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conurus
newbie
Reged: 06/05/2007
Posts: 1
Loc: Vancouver, Canada
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Convert to Leica M mount:
http://www.hayatacamera.co.jp/services/miyazaki.html#01
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Learning
Ethelred the Ill-Named
Reged: 26/09/2006
Posts: 3683
Loc: Nottingham
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There might be a small market for using G lenses on Leicas, reincarnated Zeiss, and Voightlander. Updating this old thread may be useful if we can get over the language problem. We Brits are not very good at far eastern languages.
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