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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on FX9, using Canon EF L series and maintain full frame

A: Yes. System will allow you to mount lens but keep in mind the adapter increases Angle of View by 0.71x.

Q: 2. Is Vello Nikon F Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Accelerator Lens Adapter has autofocus or not ?

A: No

Q: 3. Will this work for the Tamron 70-200mm F2.8 DI VC USD (EF mount) on the Sony A6000?

A: As long as it is the EF Mount.

Q: 4. Can you adjust the elements position (aka: back focus) for proper infinity focus on MF Nikkor Ai/AiS lenses, like you can with the Metabones version?

A: No such adjustment available and mine was not getting to infinity focus so it was not worth keeping. I did not exchange it for another example of the same product because the iris control jams on all of the several lenses I tried. It adjusts the smaller f-stops properly but jams anywhere two to 4 stops short of reaching wide open. Avoid this product !

Q: 5. Will this adapter work on a Sony a6500? ( the pdf chart goes up to a6300).Is there an updated chart? Thanks!

A: Yes, this adapter works with the Sony a6500.

Q: 6. Understanding that it says this adapter works with EF lenses, does anyone know if it will also work with EF-S lenses?

A: No. Some 3rd party lenses for Canon APSC format will work, but NOT actual Canon EF-S lenses. Canon equips the EF-S lenses with protruding structure that obstructs them from fitting the non-S EF mount. 3rd party lenses hafta be built to be either Nikon or Canon from the same basic lens, so they aren't built with protruding structure.

Q: 7. Can it work on FS700?

A: I haven't done extensive tests on picture quality, but I can say that it generally works very well on the FS700. As advertised it increases the aperture and field of view, and reduces the depth of field. I've used it with a Canon 24-105 L, Tokina 11-16 and Tamron 70-200 and it is able to control the aperture of all these lenses. Don't know about autofocus because I don't use it. I'm very happy with this adaptor, especially for the price. Worth it.

Q: 8. Will this work on the original Sony a7?

A: Yes

Q: 9. Hi:Can someone help me understand what version this is? I see the latest version is V6. But this item does not say the version name. I see ver4 and ver5 listed as separate items on BHP.Thank you in advance.

A: This one was most likely the first version when introduced. Like many first versions, it was not given a number.

Q: 10. Will this adapter work on the original Sony a7iii?

A: a7iii is full frame camera- meaning that you will only be able to use this adapter in crop mode or video mode. This focal reducer is meant to adapt a full frame lens to APS-C sensor bodies to give maximum coverage. What you want is a passive adapter (no inner optics) for your a7iii so that you dont get heavy vignetting.