On 4/2/05 11:09 AM, in article d2mg32$in1$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Jouni
Vierumäki" <jouni.vierumaki@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> Has anybody experimented slapping the new EF-S lenses on the EOS IX?
>
> The Canon APS camera bodies use the EF mount, so EF-S mount lenses
> simply don't fit. If they would, they would offer very nice lens
> solution for IX & IX 7/Lite, if you limit framing to the smallest one,
> c. The h and p framings are wider than the sensors in the current Canon
> DSLR bodies, so the imaging circle of EF-S mount lenses is probably too
> small for them.
Hi Jouni,
Thanks for your reply.
I thought that EF-S will "mount" on any EOSs except that it probably has a
longer rear protrusions due to a shorter lens register (focusing
distance).
So, I thought the only issue was the possible physical interference with
the
mirror.
Incidentally, while searching for the answer to this, I stumbled into;
http://www.bobatkins.com/photography/tutorials/efs-10d.html
Depending on the amount of rear protrusion, perhaps (and I hope) similar
hack could be done on 17-85 (or hopefully no such hack would be necessary.
I looked at the mirror box of IX and seemed as though there might be
enough
clearance for the smaller IX mirror to clear the lens rear). But I do
understand the possible limitation to only the APS-C image circle (I still
wish to experiment though), and if so, I have to wonder if it is worth my
while to hack this lens although I intend to use the lens for my future
purchase of Canon DSLR (presently using Pentax *ist Ds).
Oh, well..... :-).
Cheers,
Ken
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