[Metal] Bought to use with a set of Nikon ZF on my Komodo. What a great mount. Very solid build quality. No play at all. Very happy with this buy

[Black] Compared to the existing FD lens to EOS camera adapters (with the optical element/lens for infinity focus) this German made lens mount feels solid and gives a snug fit. 
FD lens focus is not a problem depending on the condition of ones FD lenses and the images are reasonably sharp.
Downside is the relative expense of this unit, but you get what you pay for!

[Metal] I purchased this adapter so that I could used my collection of Canon New FD lenses on my Canon EOS R6 Mark II. The Novoflex adapter is simpler than just about all of the other adapters out there (with the exception of the Rayqual adapter) which is a plus in my book. It also locks in place as well as my RF 28mm F2.8 on my R6 Mark II.


To mount the adapter, you simply align the red dot on your lens with the white dot on the adapter, turn it so that the red dot on the lens aligns with the red dot above the O in Novoflex, and then turn the lens back the other way until the button clicks (if you're using a New FD lens. The motion looks forms a sideways U and you don't have to worry about a fiddly ring.

[Metal] But after using it, I absolutely love it! I'm using this on my Komodo so I can use my Nikkor kit with my Komodo. There is no give with this converter. It is solid! The give I experienced actually comes from my Komodo's RF mount (which was a poor design choice by RED imo). I also really like the lens release on this. It's really pronounced and makes swapping easy, especially if you're in a dimly lit situation. Finally, the added blue step-less aperture adjustment ring is smooth and has the right amount of play that's not too loose and not too tight for smooth adjustments. Only downside is I don't know what my iris is at on my G-type Nikkor lenses, but that's to be expected. Yes, this is the most expensive than some of the other converters, but I think it's worth it. I'm always blown away by the people who will only spend $40 on an adaptor and support a lens that costs 10x-100x more on a body that costs 100x more than the adaptor and then complain about it sucking or breaking their lens. None of that here!

[Black] Seats the lens perfectly and attaches like Canon-made RF. Precision machining. Yes, it's comparatively expensive, but engineered and manufactured without compromise, made in Germany.

With its nice finish, when the lens is affixed the pair appears as if a single item. Only a photographer would notice that it's an adapted lens.

I do wish it came with caps, but instead comes in a dust-sealed plastic box with a U-channel where the lid mates, and with padding in the bottom.

[Black] This adapter is nicer than the online images. Most Novoflex stuff exhibits quality machining. The fit is good, the finish (anodize?) on the aluminum seems to always wear a little in a short time.

[Black] Works perfectly, would highly recommend.

[Metal] I wanted top quality product considering I use so many Canon FD lenses on my modern Canon full frame. My Novoflex adapter looks great and works flawlessly. This product is certainly expensive - but considering that it is made in Germany and is the only one I will ever need - I am able to be super happy about it every single time I change a lens. I do not regret buying it and would do it all over again.

[Metal] I started with the Metabones, but the tolerances on the RF side were just a little too sloppy for me.
The Novoflex fits great, and feels like an actual canon RF lens being put on or removed.
Will buy a second for my other FD lens.

[Black] I was afraid at first when I see the other review, after I tried, this fits as good as it gets.The spring loaded mount can not eliminate all room of movement but this one fits snug. May be they improved?