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Nikon camera and Cannon Lens
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<blockquote data-quote="Vikrantphotozy" data-source="post: 415343" data-attributes="member: 37412"><p>I'm an amateur photographer immensely interested in Macrophotography particularly about insects coz I'm an Entomologist. I possess Nikon D-5300 and AF S 105mm Macro Nikkor f/2.8.</p><p>I would like to purchase Cannon MP -E 65 lens but cannot afford to buy another Cannon body because I had already invested a huge sum in Nikon R1C1 Commander Flashlight Kit, Nikkor TC20 EIII, Cognisys Stackshot and so on..So I would like to know whether there's a "Couple ring" that can mount the above mentioned Cannon lens onto my present Nikon body without affecting the results of subjects meaning vignetting and likewise.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vikrantphotozy, post: 415343, member: 37412"] I'm an amateur photographer immensely interested in Macrophotography particularly about insects coz I'm an Entomologist. I possess Nikon D-5300 and AF S 105mm Macro Nikkor f/2.8. I would like to purchase Cannon MP -E 65 lens but cannot afford to buy another Cannon body because I had already invested a huge sum in Nikon R1C1 Commander Flashlight Kit, Nikkor TC20 EIII, Cognisys Stackshot and so on..So I would like to know whether there's a "Couple ring" that can mount the above mentioned Cannon lens onto my present Nikon body without affecting the results of subjects meaning vignetting and likewise. [/QUOTE]
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