Gain macro capabilities with your Canon EF/EF-S lens by mounting it to your FUJIFILM X-mount camera with the Canon EF to Fujifilm X-Mount Adapter - FotodioX DLXfrom FotodioX. It features an integrated focusing helicoid that provides close-up focusing when desired and can be retracted for guaranteed infinity focus during general purpose shooting. This adapter also features a magnetic drop-in filter system and comes with ND4, ND8, and ND16 filters that allow for added light control and will work with any adapted lenses. Additionally, this adapter features a precise construction with chrome-plated brass mounts that securely hold the lens and camera in place. A soft case for the drop-in filters is included.

Canon EF/EF-S Lens to FUJIFILM X Camera    Integrated Focusing Helicoid for Macro    Infinity Focus    Chrome-Plated Brass Mounts    ND4, ND8 & ND16 Magnetic Drop-In Filters    Soft Case for Drop-In Filters Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use an FE lens if the leaf shutter is locked open?

A: The FotodioX Hasselblad V Lens to FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX DLX Stretch Adapter is listed only by the manufacture as compatible with Hasselblad V mount lenses. FE V mount might work but as well as this adapter is a manual adapter with out any electronic communication.

Q: 2. What is the crop factor with this adapter?

A: The FotodioX Hasselblad V Lens to FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX DLX Stretch adapter does not cause an innate crop, but compared to the native size of the Hasselbad V negative size (56x56mm) the GFX system (44x33mm), a Hasselblad V lens would have a 1.44x crop factor.

Q: 3. Is this adapter only for macro use ? and will effect the focal length of the lens when used for general photography ?

A: No, the FotodioX Mamiya 645 Lens to FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX DLX Stretch Adapter is not only for macro photography. It features an integrated focusing helicoid that provides close-up focusing when desired and can be retracted for guaranteed infinity focus during general purpose shooting. And the adapter has nothing to do with the lens focal length.

Q: 4. Ok... I have the 35mm 1.8 g (Nikkor). Will this adapter work and will it remain a 35mm on a mirrorless camera? Also, will my other FX lenses (AI, Non AI, D and E series) will work on a Fuji - will the allow me to use the lenses on manual focusing. In other words which adapter to use for the lenses I've mentioned? Quite confusing. Manufacturers nomenclature does not help. Thank you a lot. Have a nice day.

A: If you are using this adapter for full frame glass - like your 35/1.8 then you are effectively using them as crop sensor lenses. i.e. your Nikkor 35 becomes 50mm on the Fuji sensor.To use your 35/1.8 as a 35 on the Fuji you need one of the metabones speedbooster or lensturbo adapters that correct the image (reduce) to make full use of the glass. This adapter is only useful in that it allows you to mount G (gelded- without aperture ring) on a Fuji - the ring allows some control of the aperture only,

Q: 5. Can I use Nikon AI lenses with this Adapter?

A: If you set the aperture to it's smallest ( 32 on some older lenses ) you can then use the aperture ring on the adaptor but it's better to use the aperture ring on the lens, the adaptor doesn't have definitive stops for aperture it's purely just a smooth trasition.

Q: 6. Does this adapter work with Nikon AF-D lenses (lenses with aperture ring)?

A: Yes the FotodioX Nikon F G-Type Lens to Fujifilm X-Mount DLX Stretch Adapter is also compatible with the AF-D lenses that have an aperture ring already.

Q: 7. Does this lens work with Nikkor E lenses like the 19 mm PC?

A: Yes, it will work with Nikon E lenses.

Q: 8. How many millimeters of extension does it add?

A: The FotodioX Mamiya 645 Lens to FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX DLX Stretch Adapter adds about 10mm of extension.

Q: 9. When shooting with a Hasselblad f2.8 lens and this adaptor, is there any loss of light? Is still a true f2.8?

A: The Fotodiox dlx Stretch V-mount to G-mount adapter does not possess any optical elements which cause transmission loss, so you will not see a loss of light when the adapter is in use. In regards to the second part of your question, because the adapter possess a helicoid which alters effective focal length (stretching of shrinking of flange focal distance), the technical answer is that the effective aperture changes based on the focal length used at the time. However, this does not affect the exposure in any truly meaningful way. For all intents and purposes, it stays "a true f/2.8".

Q: 10. Is this compatible with an Ai and non-ai lens ?

A: This adapter is for Nikon F mount lenses which do not have a built in aperture ring.