This adapter allows Minolta MD/MC/SR Rokkor lenses to attach to a Sony E-mount camera body. Although the lens will fit physically, automatic diaphragm, auto-focusing, or other electronic functions will not operate correctly while using this adapter. Manual or aperture priority mode must be used when this adapter is attached. Its all-metal design and polished stainless steel surface provide smooth mounting and long lasting performance. Nikon F adapters are made for Nikon D-Type and Manual Focus Nikkor lenses which have a physical aperture ring. They do not support lens functions that rely on electronic communication with the camera body and cannot control the aperture of Nikkor G-Type, E-Type or Nikkor PC-E Lenses. This Fotodiox adapter allows you to use Arri PL mounted lenses on Sony E-mount cameras, allowing you to use your existing PL mount lenses with newer cameras that feature the Sony E mount such as the Sony A7 series and NEX cameras. Voigtlander lens adapters offer premium quality with a few unique features not found on other adapters. does not make any representations, warranties or guarantees in relation to the supply of goods and services by Urth via the Gallery; and

Using the new LA-EA5 A-mount adaptor, users can now access the acclaimed autofocus and high-speed shooting capabilities found in Sony’s latest E-mount camera bodies i with A-mount SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) and SAM (Smooth Autofocus Motor) lenses ii, as well as A-mount lenses that do not have internal focus motors. v. Maximum continuous shooting speed is 10 fps with the Alpha 7R IV, Alpha 9, and Alpha 9 II, and 11 fps with the Alpha 6600. Continuous shooting speed may change depending on the attached lens.This adapter makes it possible to mount a Contax or Yashica C/Y lens to Sony E-Mount cameras with a precision mechanical adapter. The adapter does not transfer functions from the camera to the lens, such as auto focus, but automatic exposure metering (stop-down metering/aperture priority) is possible.

vi. The Alpha 7R IV must be updated to software V1.20 or later, and the Alpha 6600 must be updated to software V1.10 or later. Urth" - I have never heard of them, but I have been buying "RJ" adapters ex-China for years and probably few have ever heard of them as they are a big company and they are usually sold unbranded. Thus, I have a question: Would a Sony E-Mount lens, like the Fujinon MK18-55mm T2.9 Lens (Sony E-Mount), work well on a Fujifilm X-T2? Speed Boosters are 0.71x focal converters that reduce a full-frame image to APS-C. They’re compatible with Sony APS-C mirrorless cameras including a5000, a5100, a6000, a6100, a6300, a6400, a6500, a6600, FX-30 and NEX. They can also be used in APS-C or Super 35 Crop Mode with a7 Series cameras – but they will NOT cover fullframe. This adapter cannot control the aperture of Nikkor E-Type or Nikkor PC-E Lenses. The Terms are governed by and are to be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New South Wales, Australia without giving effect to any conflict of laws principles and you agree that the courts of the State of New South Wales, Australia will exclusively adjudicate over any dispute in relation to these Terms.interfere or attempt to interfere with, or obtain or attempt to obtain unauthorised access to, the proper working of the Gallery or any Content, including (without limitation) through: This adapter mounts Leica M39 LTM screw mount lens to Sony E-Mount cameras. There is no ROM connection on the ring so diaphragm control of the lens is set manually. The adapter does not transfer functions from the camera to the lens, such as auto focus, but automatic exposure metering (stop-down metering/aperture priority) is possible. So, unless someone sees a market in joining the Alliance to make adapters for lenses made by others, this won't happen. Will any of the current members do it? Sigma is the only real option, but I'd be surprised if they did such a thing (but then again, they did the MC21 in EF!). If you know any CNC machine shop guy/service that can do a custom design for you, maybe that's the only option for now. Or go to a lens repair guy and see if he can add some thin rings and replace the mount with a Fuji one.

Thanks for your prompt response! Unfortunately, since I live in a small city where finding a great camera store is difficult then I could not go to one. But I have done some researches on many YouTube videos that led me to this consideration to jump on Fuji system. Mostly, it is because I want to shoot on higher frame rate settings (> 60fps), my Sony camera will only allow to shoot it at 1080p and the quality is abysmal. There are some caveats indeed I found when comparing Fuji APS-C with Sony, those are the autofocus, overheating issue, and the 4k quality compared to Sony (Fuji's 4k is great but Sony is better because it is oversampled from 6k. A shame that it only records at 30fps max). But since when I shoot the video I do not really record a really long footage like 30 mins and above, I found the Fuji XT-3 or 4 really suits my needs. Plus it can record 4k @ 60fps This premium grade Fotodiox “Pro” adapter features a smooth surface for effortless mounting with Infinity Focus guaranteed. This adapter is made up of both a Contax 645 Lens to Canon EF/EF-S Camera Adapter + Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Adapter. Here’s an alphabetical round-up of lens adapters for Sony E-Mount cameras including Sony a7, a7R, a7S, a7II, a7RII, a7SII, a6300, a6000, a5100, a5000 and NEX still and video cameras along with links to retailers who I use and trust: This Novoflex adapter makes it possible to mount a Minolta MD or Minolta MC lens to Sony E-Mount camera with a precision mechanical adapter. The adapter does not transfer functions from the camera to the lens, such as auto focus, but automatic exposure metering (stop-down metering/aperture priority) is possible. The lens will focus to infinity using this adapter. Features a built-in variable ND filter for added control over your exposure. This adapter is actually comprised of two separate adapters: The Canon EF/EF-S to Sony E Vizelex ND Throttle and an M42 to Canon EF/EF-S Adapter. This provides you with added versatility for your system as each adapter can be used independently as well. The integrated ND filter of the Vizelex offers a 0.3 to 2.4 filter factor, which translates into a wide range of 1 to 8 stops.

Kodak Retina DKL lens to Sony E-Mount Adapters

And you do realize there is a Novoflex SL/NIK adapter, which I own and am using it for Nikon's 28/1.4E and 105/1 Metabones Contax G Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Adapter from allows a Contax G mount lens to be attached to a Sony E-mount camera, including full frame A7, A7R and A7S cameras. The adapter features a unique ultra-wide manual focus ring with smooth focusing action. The focus ring allows compatibility with the following lenses: Zeiss Biogon 21/2.8, Zeiss Biogon 28/2.8, Zeiss Planar 35/2, Zeiss Planar 45/2, Zeiss Sonnar 90/2.8. Ok. The reason why i mention this was more specifically the AF-C experience on Sony VS Fujifilm. That was my main concern, understood output is priority but wasn’t sure if you need af-c as well. This Canon EF and EF-S adapter features a built-in 10-stop variable neutral density filter to control the amount of light entering the camera. An ND filter enables shooting in bright daylight while still using wide apertures for shallow depth of field. It also helps with fast exposure adjustments when going from bright to low light. A bright blue metal ring manually adjusts the filter from ND2-ND1000 (2-stop to 10-stop) which is a very cool feature for filmmakers and still photographers who want to shoot wide open in bright light. If your lens does not have a manual aperture control ring, the lens aperture will revert to its default position, which depending on the lens is either stopped down to its largest f-stop or opened up to its smallest f-stop.

The idea would be to be able to use the L mount glass on both L and X so an adapter would be the way to go (as opposed to changing the mount on the lens). Nikon G Adapters have a ring on the adapters that allows rough control of the aperture of Nikon G lenses – think of aperture control as opening or closing a faucet – rather than precise F-stops. They Cannot control the aperture of Nikkor E-Type or Nikkor PC-E Lenses. Nikon G adapters will also work with Nikon D-type and manual focus Nikkor F lenses, so if you have both types of lenses – get a Nikon G adapter. Kipon, or a dealer, may be willing to let you trade in the L-mount for an X-mount if you ask. (Or an M-mount which could be used on both systems with an adaptor.)Premium Grade Fotodiox Lens Mount Adapter mounts Nikon S Rangefinder lenses on Sony E-Mount cameras including fullframe Sony A7/A7R/A7S cameras. This adapter does not offer helical focus for Contax SC like the adapter below. Note:• • This is a manual adapter, so lens functions that rely on electronic communication with the camera body (autofocus, AE metering, image stabilization, etc.) will be disrupted. This all-metal adapter allows you to mount a Nikon G lens onto a Sony E-mount camera. A tripod collar with a 1/4″-20 mount enables you to shift the center of gravity for easier handling with heavy lenses, and relieve strain on the camera lens assembly. There is no electrical communication between camera body and lens so you need to focus manually, and to set exposures manually or in aperture priority mode. The adapter has a manual aperture collar that provides approximate aperture control. Is there sufficient depth to accommodate all the protrusions and cutouts (the X to Z adapter that you referenced suggests the answer is yes).