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Attach the lens to the female end of your lens adapter by aligning the red dots located at the rear of the lens with the one at the edge of the adapter ring. Screw in your lens until it clicks or is fastened securely and be sure not to over tighten. Then insert the male end of the adapter to the camera body, by aligning the red dots of your adapter ring and camera body and rotating the adapter until you hear a click – usually in a clockwise direction. Be sure to check everything is firmly attached before picking up the camera to start shooting.

Since all our adapters are fully manual, you need to change your camera settings to manual before you start shooting. This is because a lens adapter doesn’t enable electronic communication to pass from the lens to the camera. You need to manually set your exposure and focus. If your lens does not have a manual aperture control ring, it will stop down to its smallest f-stop by default.

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A quick internet search of the camera model followed by lens mount is the quickest way to confirm your camera’s lens mount. E.g. If you have a Sony A7r, a quick search shows it has a Sony E-mount.

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'Edmond,' a 'Shakespeare in Love'-like take on the story behind the French hit play 'Cyrano,' is a crowd-pleaser starring Thomas Soliveres, Olivier Gourmet and Mathilde Seigner.

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Because you need to use your camera in full manual mode, you may need to familiarise yourself with this before shooting. You’ll soon work out which lenses you enjoy using with your camera. Analogue lenses can provide professional quality glass at a fraction of the cost of modern lenses so lens adapters can help you shoot with better lenses for less.

In terms of its execution, a lot of money has been thrown at the screen, and it shows, with Giovanni Fiore Coltellacci’s camera constantly gliding over the Parisian rooftops and through the bars and theaters, Franck Schwarz’s production design vivid and opulent — a lot of the film was actually shot in the Czech Republic — and Thierry Delettre’s costumes also a feast for the eyes. The last act’s directorial coup de theatre, or rather coup de cinema, is a bold and smart choice that drives home the emotions of the characters in the home stretch, with Romain Trouillet’s warm bath of a score further suggesting that Michalik, for whom this is his first feature as a director, has a real nose for creating crowd-pleasers with an appealing mix of froth, art and heart.

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A plump role for relative newcomer Thomas Soliveres, Rostand is the pivot on which the entire story turns. But he’s hardly the protagonist; this is a choral film whose large cast includes quite a few familiar faces, including Olivier Gourmet as the actor giving life to Cyrano; Mathilde Seigner as the diva cast opposite him; Jean-Pierre Jeunet regular Dominique Pinon as an impatient stage director, and the actor-director himself as Rostand’s rival, the much more successful playwright Feydeau.

Production companies: Gaumont, France 2 Cinema, Ezra, Rosemonde Films, C2M Productions  Cast: Thomas Soliveres, Olivier Gourmet, Mathilde Seigner, Tom Leeb, Lucie Boujenah, Alice de Lencquesaing, Clementine Celarie, Igor Gotesman, Dominique Pinon, Simon Abkarian, Marc Andreoni, Jean-Michel Martial, Olivier Lejeune, Antoine Dulery, Alexis Michalik Writer-Director: Alexis Michalik  Producer: Alain Goldman  Director of photography: Giovanni Fiore Coltellacci Production designer: Franck Schwarz Costume designer: Thierry Delettre Editors: Anny Danche, Marie Silvi    Music: Romain Trouillet  Casting: Michael Lagens Sales: Gaumont Venue: Utopia Luxembourg

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Designed for the masses in way that recalls Shakespeare in Love, with its mix of highbrow culture and lowbrow, behind-the-scenes comedy, drama and romance, this is the kind of four-quadrant entertainment that has a very wide appeal. Indeed, Edmond has been doing solid business since it was released locally Jan. 9, and has already sold to a raft of territories including practically all of Europe, Australia, Canada and China.

The easiest way to find and confirm your lens mount is to know the mount of the camera it was used on originally. A quick internet search of the camera model followed by lens mount is a sure way to confirm what lens mount you need. For example if you have an old Nikon lens and you know it was used on a Nikon FM2, you can easily find that the lens has a Nikon F-mount. This is particularly useful for lenses that are made for different mounts i.e Sigma and Tamron bring out the same lens with different mounts including EF, F, E so knowing the camera the lens was used on is a good shortcut.

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Cyrano de Bergerac remains one of the most enduring figures of French literature — just think of the sight of Gerard Depardieu with that prominent nose in one of his most iconic roles. But Cyrano’s creator, Edmond Rostand, isn’t the household name that other playwrights like Marivaux, Moliere and Racine are. That might change after the release of Edmond, a glossy mainstream picture about Rostand’s creation of Cyrano at the tender age of 29, written and directed by Alexis Michalik, and based on his already popular play.

There are countless creative experiments to be explored by mixing different brands of lenses with your camera body. Lens adapters can also help your existing collection of lenses go further with any new cameras you collect. So you can invest in a new camera and make the most of your favourite lenses.

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Not all subplots are equally strong, including an odd detour into a brothel that feels decidedly last century in its approach to all things sexual, on top of featuring a bizarre cameo appearance by — of all people — Anton Chekhov (Micha Lescot). But generally, Michalik manages to advance the various story strands persuasively, and with a lot of energy. And he surrounds the core of more fleshed-out characters — Rostand and the characters played by Gourmet, Seigner, Leeb and Boujenah — with a larger cast of convincing, amusingly limned archetypes (Pinon wins this contest hands down).

It’s 1895 Paris, and a pièce written by Rostand (Soliveres) starring Sarah Bernhardt (Clementine Celarie, delicious) closes after barely a week. Two years later, Rostand, now 29, still hasn’t written anything new, much to the despair of his young wife (Alice de Lencquesaing, dutiful), who has kids to feed and bills to pay. But then Bernhardt introduces him to the famous actor Constant Coquelin (Gourmet, fittingly grandiose), who needs his next hit. The urgency of the assignment gets Rostand’s creative juices flowing, and together with a local cafe owner, the erudite Honore (Jean-Michel Martial) — who, as a black man, understands something about being an underdog — he improvises the story of Cyrano.

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Of course, in this kind of fanciful re-creation, the famous story will have to be inspired by supposed events in the life of its creator, so a dashing actor friend (Tom Leeb) of the playwright falls for costume designer Jeanne (Lucie Boujenah) but can’t find the words to express how he feels. Good thing he has a friend who is a writer: Rostand, who is, of course, secretly in love with Jeanne as well. And she, in turn, turns out to be a major fan of Rostand’s writing, except she doesn’t know that he’s really the playwright she so admires because of the way the two were first introduced.

If you have an old second hand lens and you are unsure of the camera it was made for, take all the known details of the lens and search the web.

Glass-half-empty people might say that the story isn’t exactly surprising, but this is the kind of narrative that only really works if you are at least vaguely familiar with the outcome. Because spotting the (again supposed) inspiration for famous scenes before the characters do is part of what makes this kind of tale fun. And, for once, a fluffy entertainment of this kind actually pauses for a second to think about the implications of having its married, father-of-two lead fall for another woman.

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Attach your lens to the adapter, and then your adapter to your camera body. Put all settings on your lens and camera into manual mode, and select ‘shoot without lens’ in your camera settings.

A lens adapter allows you to attach a different brand of lens to your camera body, letting you use an otherwise incompatible lens with your camera.