[Yes] shot with lens and totally surprised with the bokeh as good as it's from the still leica M camera lenses and S lenses even it's a wide angle the bokeh still shows blued well in the background I can't imaging how good is the 1.4 version of summilux c ....

[Yes] This adaptor has worked great so far for my FX6 and my Canon lenses. Inserting the lenses can be a little tricky at first, but once you get used to how it works, the adaptor is great.

[Yes] Works perfect with my fx3, fx6 but could not get it to go on the Venice 2.

[1.1 lb] I've long used the Metabones Mark III & IV Canon EF - to - Sony E smart adapters to mount a set of Carl Zeiss manual-focus ZE-mount Otus and 'Classic' Canon-compatible lenses to Sony A7R and A7R Mk. II cameras. The Metabones adapters have performed well with these lenses, however I've always been slightly dissatisfied with the slight lens play characteristic of any twist-lock Canon mount. Very occasionally, in bright sunlight, I've noticed streaking which I attribute to possible light leakage (my adapters did not have the nonreflective interior flocking added to later versions). In hopes of improving matters, I acquired the new Metabones CINE Mark V adaptor, which prevents lens rocking or twisting by clamping the lens securely. The new mount should also reduce wear on the lens's electronic contacts and engagement fingers. I have successfully used the CINE adapter on the following Zeiss 'ZE' mount lenses: Classic 35/1.4, 15/2.8, 135/2.0; and Otus 28/1.4, 55/1.4, 85/1.4. The adaptor fit and finish are superb, and the device completely fulfills my expectations.

[Yes] Very good and robust.

[Yes] Works perfectly with my FS7 and Canon CN 18-80.

[Yes] this is a great piece of gear. Rock solid connection with the lens. No wiggle.

[Yes] Having dealt with adapters over many years, you know that nothing comes close to a PL mount (don't get me started on positive lock EF, not even close... plus even Canon has kicked EF to the curb). LPL now takes PL and makes it literally bigger and better. For whatever reason, changing PL lenses always took a while to get it to sit in perfect for the lock to work, but so far with LPL it's been a piece of cake every time. Maybe that's an added bonus thanks to the rear guide? Anyhow, you may be thinking well the LPL to L is still a click-in adapter to the camera body. Correct, but Ron has created a collar that allows you to bolt the collar down to a plate along with the camera cage, then tighten the collar on the adapter and it's not moving. To be honest, even without the collar, these mounts are super accurate, so very little play with them to start with, but the collar just locks everything down tight. I always hated when using a follow focus (especially a focus motor) and every time you made an adjustment it shifted the lens in the mounts. Even the tiniest bit of movement showed up in the shot, so when you have two weak points, you get a lot of movement when you throw in some torque. With this setup, any movement between the lens and camera is now completely gone. I bought 4 LPL to L mounts and collars, instantly you should realize that is a big investment, but 100% worth it. Every time I use them, they make me happy, so thank you Ron and crew for continuing to push this industry forward!!

[Yes] Not much to say. I wanted to use the BSA-1 shoulder pad with the Sony F55, and it works! BH was unable to verify compatibility, so I reached out to Arri directly, and they were able to confirm compatibility. I've since purchased a BPA-5 and a BPS-2 for mounting the camera on a dovetail. If you're using an F55 in 2024, you're using Arri PCA, and you want to modernize your support hardware, this is an outstanding solution.

For those who are wondering, this part (as well as the Arri f55 baseplate) are compatible with the Burano as well.

[Yes] As primarily a video shooter who uses still lenses for cinematic purposes, my only complaint about the prior version of the Metabones adapter (IV) was that there was some shifting when I used lenses with a follow focus. This adapter solves that. For anyone shooting video, this is your adapter.