is there a manual focus 1.8/1.4.prime lens compatable to 1000d reble.

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03-13-2015 06:33 PM
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03-13-2015 06:46 PM - edited 03-13-2015 07:25 PM
I was assuming you were looking for inexpensive ones. If you wanted to pay thousands you could get a Zeiss lens, as they are all manual focus too.
Of course any autofocus lens can also be used in manual focus mode by turning the AF off. That way you have the choice.
What focal length prime are you looking for? 24? 35? 50? 85? 135? Etc?
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03-14-2015 02:35 AM
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03-19-2015 05:23 PM
Why do you want a manual focus lens? Are you trying to save money?
Any Nikon or Pentax film era manual focus lens can be used on any Canon EOS camera if you use a simple adapter that can cost as little as $10.
Every manual focus lens has to have a focus ring. What do you mean by "Without front focus ring"?
Mike Sowsun
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03-20-2015 07:17 AM
@MikeSowsun wrote:Why do you want a manual focus lens? Are you trying to save money?
Any Nikon or Pentax film era manual focus lens can be used on any Canon EOS camera if you use a simple adapter that can cost as little as $10.
Every manual focus lens has to have a focus ring. What do you mean by "Without front focus ring"?
I think he means "not a lens whose front end rotates during focussing".
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