Vintage Canon
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Question: Can I use a film Lens with a digital camera?
Can I use this lens with my digital rebel xti?
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Answer: You could, but you would need an adapter and it would be only usable as a manual lens.
You can use film lenses with digital cameras, they aren't as ideal as one that has modern coatings optimised for digital use, and many will only operate as a manual lens like the one you mentioned, but often they are a source of good glass at a low price. I use a lot of old Nikon lenses on my Nikon DSLRs, lenses that I have had since the seventies in some cases.
Another excellent place to find Vintage Canon is on Amazon... They have way more than just books!
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Question: Canon FTB or GIII canonet ql17?so that one? I really want a good vintage pictures look old. and dont copy and paste from other websites
Answer: I have a QL17 Gill myself, like many elderly, even the cameras, and that 'vintage' look is not is actually determined by the camera (the QL 17 Gill is a perfectly good goal.) The film uses a larger role - color film has changed from the 70s when the cameras were made - and the prints you saw were probably partly faded. You can simulate that look with some post-processing computer ... Photoshop and the like. Ironically, that requires the use of digital files. So you can scan old negatives from a film camera or just use a digital camera to begin with!
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