Fotodiox Pro Tlt Rokr Tilt/Shift Adapter Pentax 645 To Canon Rf

Fotodiox Pro Tlt Rokr Tilt/shift Adapter Pentax 645 To Canon Rf

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The FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt/Shift Adapter Pentax 645 to Canon RFfrom FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt/Shift Adapter Pentax 645 to Canon RFlets you mount a Pentax 645-mount lens on a Canon RF-mount camera body, enabling added levels of technical control.

Pentax 645-Mount Lens on Canon RF-Mount Camera Body

Parameters
Camera Mount	Canon RF
Lens Mount	Pentax 645
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.115 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.2 x 4.9 x 3.5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What Hasselblad focal length would yield a 30mm Fuji lens equivalent (i.e., 24mm in 35mm terms) when used with this adapter?

A: The crop factor of Fuji G cameras is 0.79 so you would need a 30mm Hasselblad V mount lens to be equivalent to 24mm in 35mm terms. 30 * 0.79 = 23.7mm

Q: 2. How do we know equivalent ff focal length? Such as is a mamiya 645 35mm same as GFX 35mm and thereby equivalent to 28mm?

A: The FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Mamiya 645-Mount Lens to Fujifilm G-Mount GFX Camera does not change the focal length of the lens. Note the GFX cameras are not the same size as the Mamiya 645. It is a touch smaller. So the factor is 0.621. Making the 654 35mm lens on the GFX more like a 22mm lens.

Q: 3. Does this adapter have the ability to stop the lens down to shooting aperture? Does it move the aperture stopdown lever?

A: The FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Pentax 645-Mount Lens to Fujifilm G-Mount GFX Camera cannot control the aperture of the adapted lens. You would need to set the aperture on the lens yourself and use stop down metering.

Q: 4. What is the maximum vertical shift on a Nikon d-850 before the overhanging prism gets the way and prevents further upward shift?

A: FotodioX does not list for the FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt/Shift Adapter for Pentax 67 Lens to Nikon F-Mount Camera and how much shift can be done when using it with the Nikon D850.

Q: 5. will this adapter work with the Mamiya 35mm f3.5 AF (auto focus) lenses?

A: The FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Mamiya 645-Mount Lens to Fujifilm G-Mount GFX Camera will work to physically mount the Mamiya 645AF 35mm F3.5. However, you will not have any aperture control with this setup, and focusing would be done manually.

Q: 6. Still not making it clear. I don't want the camera to control the aperture. ???

A: The FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Pentax 645-Mount Lens to Fujifilm G-Mount GFX Camera does not control the aperture of the lens.

Q: 7. what is the crop factor?

A: The crop factor would be 0.79x.

Q: 8. Can the f stop be adjusted, or is it fixed wide open?

A: The aperture on the FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Adapter for Nikon F Lens to Nikon Z-Mount Cameras can be adjusted as there is an aperture ring on the adapter.

Q: 9. Can i use this adapter with a 12mm laowa lens for canon ef?

A: That adapter is for the older Canon FD lenses it will not work with a EF lens. This adapter will let you use a EF lens on a Sony E mount camera. https://bhpho.to/2W5DD1X

Q: 10. The lens has aperture control. Film lenses are open unless stopped down to shooting aperture. Does this stop the lens down?

David	22/09/2024
[Canon RF] I'm using this adapter with Pentax 645 lenses on a Blackmagic 6k camera with EF mount. Works very well. Snug fit on both lens and camera ends. This adapter allows me to use the aperture ring on the lens to change aperture. 5

David	22/09/2024
[Canon RF] I'm using this adapter with Pentax 645 lenses on a Blackmagic 6k camera with EF mount. Works very well. Snug fit on both lens and camera ends. This adapter allows me to use the aperture ring on the lens to change aperture. 5

Kenneth	06/09/2024
[1.115 lb] I knew that the tilt-shift lens would be a challenge but I found a website called Northlite Images with an enormous amount of information. After several trials, I learned the technique. Which I have to say was well worth the effort. I do product photography for my partner's ETSY website and encounter a myriad of items to photograph I find that the tilt-shift had improved my composition shots right off the bat. 5

Robert	02/09/2024
[1.115 lb] Using this on FF Sony. Bought this to explore some options for a variety of my older Minolta MF lenses. I am still learning the best ways to use the Tilt function to proper effect. The image circle of many of my Minolta MD glass seems to be large enough to cover all but the most extreme shift functions without vignette. APS-C would have little to no problems. If you have some Minolta MD mount glass left from your manual focus days, I would suggest it. 5

Kamran	16/08/2024
[Canon RF] I am amazed with this TS adapter. It is far better than the other brand that I have been struggling with. The TLT ROKR has solid lens mounts on both ends and both movements work fine. I will give them an A+ 5

Antonio	01/08/2024
[1.115 lb] Suoer tight in the mount. 5

Antonio	01/08/2024
[1.115 lb] Suoer tight in the mount. 5

Colin	14/07/2024
[Canon RF] This is a part I bought from Fotodiox to match a lens from B&H. It deserves a review. The adapter is beautifully machined, but with this gear your expectations should be reasonable. There are advantages for architecture and limitations. You can use varied lenses and the part is light and compact, deciding factors for me. It adjusts four ways including aperture. The screw is for tilt! The amount of shift you can get away with depends on the lens. For example with my 21mm on f.f. as shown s.o.c.. I get 5mm in landscape mode. (Without shift the tree reaches the top of the frame). That is a useful amount to move the horizon, while keeping perspective. Maximum shift is 10mm, better with longer lenses. O.t.o.h., you cannot tilt in parallel with shift. That happens at right angles. The part pairs to 35mm sensor optics, not medium format. From weight, precision and price pick any two. Regards, C. 5