Breathe new life into your Canon FD-mount lens by using it on a fresh Micro Four Thirds-mount camera with the Fotodiox Vizelex ND Throttle Adapter, which even features a built-in variable ND filter for added control over your exposure. Designed for Canon FD-mount lenses, this adapter features a manual control ring for adjusting the lens' aperture. 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. This makes the adapter ideal for videographers and photographers who may want to make quick adjustments to their filtration throughout the day. The ND filter can be used to lengthen the shutter speed or use larger apertures when working in bright sunlight. Also, the placement of the filter within the adapter means that switching lenses does not require users to fiddle with additional filters and it will even work with lenses that do not have a filter thread. Additionally, this filter is constructed of both brass and aluminum for a durable construction and precise fit with your equipment that guarantees infinity focus.

Canon FD Lens to MFT Camera    Aperture Control Ring    Built-In Variable ND Filter    0.3 to 2.4 Filter Factor, 1 to 8 Stops    Provides Enhanced Control over Exposure    Infinity Focus Guaranteed    Brass and Aluminum-Alloy Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit on an omd em1?

A: Yes it will fit on an O-MD E-M1. This adapter will fit all Panasonic and Olympus micro four thirds mount cameras.

Q: 2. I have n FD-M4/3 and is always full open! How can i get control of diaphragm?

A: Line the two red dots up. Turn counterclockwise to match the red and yellow dots. This will then allow the adapter to make connection with the aperture lever. Turn clockwise to complete connection.

Q: 3. What's the net weight of this adapter?

A: Around 65 grams

Q: 4. What is the crop factor with this adaptor?

A: As the adapter has no optics in it, the crop factor is unchanged; full-frame/35mm to MFT has a 2x crop factor for equivalent focal length.

Q: 5. I've heard about the Version 1 of this having a problem where the glass of the focal reducer would touch the lens when the focus is turned to infinity. Does this one (Version 2) have this issue? I'm specifically looking for the GH4.

A: I haven't had this problem on my gh4. I use primarily vintage Russian lenses with an m42-eos ring adapter.

Q: 6. Hello, will this work on the BMPCC4K? Thanks

A: Yes, it is compatible.

Q: 7. is there a setting for zero ND? or is it only ND2 to ND1000(?)

A: No, there isn't any zero ND position of the adjustment ring. Even in the MAX position (max. transparency) you lose some light. Between MIN and MAX you can adjust the transparency fluently.

Q: 8. Does it work with Canon FL lenses? Canon FL lens to micro 4/3 Olympus camera?

A: It works perfectly!!

Q: 9. Will this work on the Blackmagic pocket cinema camera & micro camera?

A: Yes this will work for both of those cameras, and any Micro Four Thirds mount cameras as well.

Q: 10. Will this Vello adapter, LA-MFT-CFD, work on a Panasonic G1 for use with Canon FD lenses? Also, do the Canon FD lenses need to be the newer style black version or will the older ones with chrome locking ring work as well? Thanks

A: I cant really help, I havent tried it on Panasonic G1. Sorry.