bolex RX- 10mm schneider (non RX) lens compatible?

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the bummer about this:

1. who shoots with 75mm lenses or higher in normal circumstances?
2. How often are you stuck in a room on an independent production that is ridiculously small?
3. If you're going to try and shoot with a non-rx lens at night, you're probably going to be shooting 500t wide open, but hey, wait a minute, you have to be shooting at least at 4.0 to have an image that isn't soft with a non-rx lens.

Thank you for designing the reflex bolex to require RX lenses!
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?

What's the problem with RX lenses? They work fine. Just buy some RX lenses and your focus problem goes away.
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I have a set of RX lenses, but not all the lenses that I would like to have.

I have some additional lenses that I use on my beaulieu, but I can't use them on my Reflex bolex unless I can stop down. Also I've got some nikon lenses and a c-mount adapter that I would like to use, but I run into the same issue.

If money weren't an issue, sure I'd go out and buy all the lenses I want.
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