Mikkie Jo Stevens

FYI you can find all you need to know about Nikon lenses for 35mm Cinema Lens Adapters like the Redrock M2, Brevis, Letus35, Movie Tube, SG Pro etc. at http://www.lenses35.com and they will answer any questions you have independently of adapter makers. This site is run by Mike Stevens a pro videographer and he has a large selection of mint and E+ moderately priced lenses for sale.

FYI you can find all you need to know about Nikon lenses for 35mm Cinema Lens Adapters like the Redrock M2, Brevis, Letus35, Movie Tube, SG Pro etc. at http://www.lenses35.com and they will answer any questions you have independently of adapter makers. This site is run by Mike Stevens a pro videographer and he has a large selection of mint and E+ moderately priced lenses for sale.

Just FYI you can find everything you need to know about lenses for use with 35mm lens adapters like the Redrock M2, Brevis, Letus35, Mini35 etc. at http://www.lenses35.com. This site also has a large selection of mint/near mint moderately priced lenses for sale. They will answer any question you might have. Cheers, Jo Hollywood, California

UH! The whole point of aperture is to control DOF and cine lenses certainly DO NOT stay stopped down. Oil on blades indicated they were once stuck and have been oiled instead of cleaned. It's bad news. If you have an expensive lens here get it opened up and the apertures cleaned and the dust removed from the elements. Jo

FYI you can find everything you need to know about lenses for use with 35mm lens adapters like the Redrock M2, Brevis, Letus35 etc. at http://www.lenses35.com. This site also has a large selection of mint/near mint moderately priced lenses for sale. They will answer any question you might have. Cheers, Jo Hollywood, California