MTO-11CA 10/1000 Telephoto Lens for Canon EOS

Description

Description:

The MTO-11CA 10/1000 Telephoto telescopic lens serves as an interchangeable one for the Zenit SLR cameras, intended for black-and-white and color photography, used to take close-ups of remote objects, inaccessible parts of terrain, landscapes, architectural details and sports competitions, ideal for photographic hunting.

The MTO-11CA 10/1000 Telephoto Lens is furnished with a set of colour filters, and supplied in a handy lether carrying case.

‘CAUTION’ these lenses may not work on all 35mm cameras with built in flash or other protruding devices on the front. The lens diameter at the mounting flange is 126 mm or 63 mm radius. Measure your camera from the center of the lens mount to determine if any camera part extends more than 4 mm in front of the mounting ring within this radius. See more about how to use lenses with various cameras here >>

MTO-11CA 10/1000 Telephoto Lens Specifications:

For using Canon EOS cameras with M42 lenses (Praktica, Zenit). Metric scale M42 keeps its meanings due to compensation of the flange bases difference. Therefore focusing can be to infinity.

You should remember that the pusher with the fixed ring doesn’t work, so diaphragm control of the lens is set manually. This adapter can work with lenses having both only automatic diaphragm (A) and selector A/M (automatic/manual diaphragm). It is possible to use Macro rings and other accessories.

Settings:

1. Put red marks of the adapter and lens collar together.
2. Turn the adapter clockwise till the fixative click.
3. Set M42 lens.

Removing:

To remove the adapter you should unpress fixative pin and turn the adapter anticlockwise.

Note:

Working with M42 lenses acknowledgement of the focusing with green light is not made. The aperture is set «0.0». Expo-modes:

1. P (program) – identical to Av mode;
2. Tv (flash priority) – doesn’t work;
3. Av (diaphragm priority) – works as usual;
4. M (manual) – aperture and flash are changed. Inaccuracy of exposure defining is indicated by expo-correction.

Canon EOS cameras (from http://en.wikipedia.org)

Digital cameras

Prior to the introduction of the EOS D30 digital SLR, Canon in collaboration with Kodak produced four digital SLRs by modifying the internals of the EOS-1N film SLR. These four digital SLRs had a Canon EOS body and thus can accept EF lenses, while the image sensor and electronics were designed and built by Kodak. The four cameras were:

List of Canon EOS digital cameras

Film cameras

This is a list of the 35 mm and APS Canon EOS models in order of introduction: