Hi
I was hoping to build up a flat port for the above lens using a port base, extension rings and front end.
However, tonight I test a port like this owned by a friend who shoots Canon...I strongly doubt that the port base for the Nikon and Canon housings would differ, but just in case I included that detail.
Anyway what I learned was that the port base steps in, on the inside which makes it not possible for the lens to past through.
Is the dedicated port my only solution or is there another option?
Thanks
Geo
Seatool Port for use with Nikkor 105mm Vr
Started by Aqua_soul, Jan 30 2013 01:08 PM
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Posted 08 February 2013 - 11:04 AM
I had a similer problem with the Sigma 150mm in the compound Seatool port. I solved it by removing the switch asembly on the lens and covering the opening with scotch tape. Since I have the dedicated port i have not tried it with my Nikon 105.
