This Needs a Rework. Laowa Magic Shift Converter Review

As fantastic as your old DSLR lenses are, there's no denying that the mirrorless ones are far improved. In almost every aspect of image quality (except maybe lens character) they excel over their predecessors.

But replacing all your lenses with a new mount system is expensive. The reluctance of photographers to do so is evident in the plethora of lens adapters available today. There are not too many of them however that provide shift capabilities as well. The Laowa Magic Shift converter provides you this option, allowing you to shift your DSLR ultra wide-angle lenses on your new mirrorless camera. There's a bit of tradeoff though, which we'll go over in detail. .

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2023-3-22 13:00

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