Bryan D Olinger

SOLD

http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/Letus35/PIC_0031.JPG http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/Letus35/PIC_0032.JPG http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/Letus35/PIC_0033.JPG http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/Letus35/PIC_0035.JPG Links repaired.

Buyer backed out this week. Relisting a Letus Extreme for 1200+shipping. Letus Extreme 35mm lens adapter, New-Improved Nikon F mount, 82mm step-up ring, 15mm rail support bracket in original packaging ready to ship today. I used this adapter three times for testing purposes. Moving over the renting more than owning-selling equipment I am not using enough. Below are links to pictures is anyone is inclined to see the adapter and accessory arrangement. Note: the bracket is not pictured but is included. Paypal accepted my apologies for the big pictures http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/...5/PIC_0031.JPG http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/...5/PIC_0032.JPG http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/...5/PIC_0033.JPG http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~bo651104/...5/PIC_0035.JPG This is a great way to get a basically new Letus Extreme without the 4 week wait from the Letus Corp. email bryan.olinger@gmail.com

I have found the RSPU to not have a really snug fit when locked into the KA551. There is minor room for the wedge to move within the holster of the KA551 resulting in something that is not confidence inspiring. If budget is an issue, it is still tough to beat Cavision accessories.

Ashley, Jeff makes a good point. How you expose is a tool for you to utilize in creating a desired look. As far as exposing for highlights- in short, it's an exposure basic you can use to ensure safe exposure in most scenarios. If you're exposing for the brightest part of the frame, you know that every subsequent zone or level is safe from overexposure. Just be careful in high contrast situations where exposing for the highlights might result in the rest of your frame being underexposed.