Expand your camera rig with this pair of 20" 19mm Steel Rods from Cavision.

Two 19mm 20" Steel Rods

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When not being used in either tilt / shift mode (and settings for both zeroed out ), I assume that this lens can essentially be used as a prime manual-focus rectilinear 19mm F4.0 lens with fantastic optics, correct?

A: Absolutely outstanding results

Q: 2. What is the Mixed Fiber material exactly? Is it as good as carbon fiber?

A: Unfortunately Cavision does not offer the exact make up of their mixed fiber. Generally this will contain another component such as fiberglass which will offer a less costly alternative to a pure carbon fiber pole and still offer similar durability and lighter weight over an aluminum pole.

Q: 3. Will this lens work on the Z6 (with adapter)?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. Mounted on the d850, can you use the focusing zebra stripes in live view mode with this lens and if so is it accurate?

A: When in Movie mode on the Nikon D850, one can enable zebra stripes while this lens is in use. The accuracy will not differ as compared to the accuracy when using other lenses.

Q: 5. Will this case fit the new Sigma 35mm f/2 (c) for Sony?

A: This case would be too small for the Sigma 35mm f/2 for Sony E. A more suitable case is the Ruggard Fold-Over Neoprene Lens Pouch (3.5 x 4.5", Black), BH # RULPNF35X45 https://bhpho.to/3xa8A3T

Q: 6. when this lens will be available to buy?

A: Unfortunately, we do not have an estimated arrival date for the Nikon PC NIKKOR 19mm f/4E ED Tilt-Shift Lens at this time. If you havent already, you could choose the Request Stock Alert option on the lenss page on our site. We would then send you an email when the lens came into stock. That being said, we are accepting preorders on the lens at this time.

Q: 7. I would like to ask which part of the stand is made with aluminium please?

A: The Avenger Combo Steel Stand column are made of steel and all tension control knobs are made of aluminum.

Q: 8. Hi ...., another question ...., the boom pole includes bag?

A: The Cavision SGP535R does not include a bag. You may consider the Auray neoprene boompole bag (B&H# AUBPB34) as a viable option.

Q: 9. Hi. Thinking about using this with a g7x. anyone try it?

A: Works well in good light, in low light it's useless.

Q: 10. No hood available from Nikon, is one not needed? How bad is glare and reduced contrast when key light is in front/side of camera? Note front glass bulbs out. Nano coating can only do so much, no? Any success in using flags in lieu of a hood? Or is lack of a hood not a concern with this lens?

A: There is a good reason why there are no hoods for very wide lenses; to wit, a hood that actually protects the lens from flare is also visible in the frame.My rule of thumb to make sure no light is flaring or causing ghosts on my lens is this: From moderately wide to tele lens length, I use lens hoods, or matte boxes or adjustable sunshades on the camera to block the spurious light. However, on very wide lenses, the flare has to be flagged at the light source that is causing the problem. Even outside and it is the sun hitting the lens, use a grip flag on a stand to stop the direct light of the sun. Do not have such equipment? Then have a friend hold any rectangular object so the the flare from the sun is blocked. How to know it is working? Make sure the shadow of the flag covers the front element of the lens. Nikkor lenses are among the finest in the world. The lens coatings on this lens are no less than that. You can be sure that for all but the most direct specular light rays, light hitting this lens will be flare and ghost free.