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> Thanksv for advice,
> Mauro
Why would you *want* to do that? The old Rokkor isn't that startling a
performer for you to go to that trouble, surely?
Buy a Canon 50mm F/1.8 for a hundred or so dollars, fits, focuses,
autoexposes, and is just as sharp as your Rokkor - and you don't have to
perform major surgery on your camera.
Colin D.

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I agree with Colin. I've had a Rokkor lens on my old Minolta and it
performed good, nothing that would knock your socks off. You are way
better off to go for the Canon Lenses. Why put a great camera through
that?
Helen