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Re: [OM] qusion re EXTENSION TUBE 65-116mm

Subject: Re: [OM] qusion re EXTENSION TUBE 65-116mm
From: SwissPace <ian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 02 May 2010 19:47:09 +0200
Thansk for the info, but looking at one of these pictures it seems like 
the depth of field preview button is the one disabled,

<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330415662146>

I have some old extension tubes which may provide doner parts or as you 
suggest an old 50mm


On 02/05/2010 19:24, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> I've never even seen one of these things in the flesh so thought I'd
> check the eSIF and instruction book.  At first I thought he was talking
> about the tube's *extension lock* which is prominently mentioned many
> times throughout the instructions.  But on further reflection I think
> he's talking about the mount's body release latch that one finds on
> every lens.
>
> Looking at the eSIF photo it appears that the tripod mount may interfere
> with trying to fully depress the release latch.  I think I'd prefer to
> carry a small tool to do that if that's the problem but it's probably
> not a show stopper if you don't go about trying to rotate the tube
> relative to the body.  Disabling might also only mean that the spring
> and latch button have been removed.  They might still be included as
> separate parts with the unit.  If not, JH may be able to provide
> replacements.  It might be that any broken 50/1.8 could provide donor
> parts as well but the latch in the eSIF photo appears to be extra
> tall... but perhaps not tall enough for ease of use.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
>
> SwissPace wrote:
>    
>> I have just bought one of these from eb*y and saw this comment. I know I
>> should have checked here first but I didn't and I don't remember anyone
>> mentioning this, is this statement  correct or have I just bought a
>> useless item
>>
>> "note the camera locking pin has been disabled (common because they are
>> a pain to use as the mount obscures it)"
>>
>> Thanks IanW
>>      

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