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  michaelpowell wrote:

  Here's a weird one for you: the F1N organs begin to cost more than the EOS 1v bodies. Using the adapter that mates a FD lens to a digital cam body; is - someone put a FD on the EOS 1v? Would it still work? Or do I just much too much time on my hands? Thank you!

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