KODAK LS443 LENS ADAPTER
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This black anodized aluminum adapter easily screws onto the front of a KODAK EASYSHARE LS443 Zoom Digital Camera , allowing you to add a 37 mm KODAK RETINAR Digital Camera Wide-Angle Lens , KODAK RETINAR Digital Camera Telephoto Lens , and KODAK RETINAR Digital Camera Close-Up Lenses . A 37 mm to 43 mm step up ring is also included to enable attachment of older 43 mm KODAK EKTANAR Digital and other 43mm Camera Lenses. (P.S. Kodak brand 43mm lenses are longer available for sale)
1 Good Product, but it have issues using 37mm lens
First of all I recommend to use this adapter with a UV filter to protect the Zoom lens and the lens, using this accesory can avoid any damage to the camera.

This lens adapter has 2 parts, the first one is the 39mm to 37mm adapter (big one), and the second is a 37mm to 43mm ring adapter.

Maybe this adapter has a little issue, using directly an 37mm filter, the camera zoom appears to hit the filter glass... im not sure if that happen on any filters or lenses... But using with the 37mm to 43mm adapter and any 43mm filter or lens works perfectly.


Friday, 10-Oct-2008 20:57:55 CDT
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