[Black] Does it is expected to do

[6061 Aluminum] Works perfect with my fx3, fx6 but could not get it to go on the Venice 2.

[Black] When considering whether to buy filters of different sizes for different lenses, I chose to go the Cokin way and buy ONE set of filters (square) and multiple adapters. Works flawlessly. It was a good choice for me.

[6061 Aluminum] I was a bit worried that my Cokin P system wouldn't work with some of the newer 24-70 lenses with 82mm filter threads, but thankfully it works! It's probably about as large as you can go with the Cokin P system though, as there isn't much more than a very thin ring portion to the adapter. I haven't shot any frames yet (only test fit so far) so I can't comment on vignetting or any other issues, but I don't expect any major problems.

[Black] What else can I say? It is an adapter ring for my Cokin P Series system. It works as advertised. This ring is made of metal, not cheap plastic.

[6061 Aluminum] I have so many vintage lenses and I want to convert them all into LPL mount. And I love and trust Simmod. This adapter is expensive, yes, should it worth this much? No. But it’s made of very high quality materials. Not sure if it’s the L mount or this adapter but it wiggles just a tiny bit. Tiny but it’s there. Doesn’t bother me. My next step will be getting their conversion kit for FD SSC lenses. Then this expensive purchase will become more valuable. Also, super happy that Simmod partnered with BH! This way I can get all the simmod parts, accessories with free shipping and no tax with Payboo!

[Black] This ring is needed to use with a wide angle and the Cokin Kit. I agree with another review that it difficult to screw on and off the lens (or lens filter. It does what is intended and works well but DO NOT get it on too tight.

[Black] I've tried a few different PL mount adapters of varying prices from low to high. I can say with certainty that this is one of the best I've ever used. It has great machining, tight tolerances with no play when locked in. The lens feel supported and secure with the handful of lens sets I've tried. I have used other Simmod products in the past and have been happy so far with the quality of everything. I highly recommend giving this a try.

[5.8 x 5.6 x 1"] I own (and love) my newer Blackmagic Design 6k camera with full frame sensor and Leica L mount. I also have a number of wonderful new and old Zeiss PL mount fixed cinema lenses. (18mm - 200mm) So when I saw this adapter for sale at B&H, along with a good review of it, I took the plunge. I am not disappointed.

With this adapter, a fairly heavy Zeiss lens with ARRI PL mount, like their CP.2 25mm for example, hangs off the Blackmagic camera with no discernible wiggle. The lens goes on and off a bit tight, but hey, that's what I wanted. It looks great too, with excellent machining and black surface coating.

Note that — nothing to do with this excellent adapter itself — my oldest 1970s vintage Zeiss Super-16 lenses, while still producing great images, do vignette at the image corners, from 9mm to 16mm when the Blackmagic camera is set to FF 6k, exactly as I expected. But I could not have verified that without this Simmod adapter. Note also that simply changing the Blackmagic camera setting to capture a more restrictive Super-35 4k size, allowed more of my older PL mount Super-16 lenses to be used. The lens coating on those older Zeiss is not quite as nice as the newer CP.2 or CP.3 but still hard to see much difference in most lighting conditions. Again, this Simmod adapter allowed me to test all this.

[0.135 lb] Works as it should. I use it on my Sigma 20mm f/1.8 and it allows me to use my Cokin P filter holder on it. I use a lot of these rings, all sizes, 52mm, 67mm, 72mm, and this 82mm one. They all work fine, but this 82mm one in particular is very hard to screw on and off the lens because it's so thin. It's really nothing that can be fixed anyway.