Epson r-d1 User Manual - Addendum - firmware version 2.0 upgrade features. - Page 16

Removing an M-mount Lens, Mounting and Removing an L-mount Lens, Selecting the Focal Length

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Removing an M-mount Lens 1. Press the lens release button and turn the lens body counterclockwise. 2. Pull the lens straight out. Mounting and Removing an L-mount Lens For an L-mount lens, you need an optional M-bayonet adapter ring. Attach the adapter ring to the lens, then install the lens on the camera as you would an M-mount lens. When you want to remove the lens, the procedure is the same as for an M-mount lens. Selecting the Focal Length You need to select the focal length of the mounted lens in order to display the correct bright-line frame that indicates the field of view covered by the lens. The automatic parallax correction feature allows you to capture what you see in the selected bright-line frame. Turn the frame selector lever to select 28 mm, 35 mm, or 50 mm to match the focal length of the lens being used. 16 Getting Started

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Getting Started
Removing an M-mount Lens
1.
Press the lens release button and turn the lens body
counterclockwise.
2.
Pull the lens straight out.
Mounting and Removing an L-mount Lens
For an L-mount lens, you need an optional M-bayonet adapter ring.
Attach the adapter ring to the lens, then install the lens on the camera
as you would an M-mount lens. When you want to remove the lens,
the procedure is the same as for an M-mount lens.
Selecting the Focal Length
You need to select the focal length of the mounted lens in order to
display the correct bright-line frame that indicates the field of view
covered by the lens. The automatic parallax correction feature allows
you to capture what you see in the selected bright-line frame. Turn the
frame selector lever to select 28 mm, 35 mm, or 50 mm to match the
focal length of the lens being used.