Ring Camera Mount Extender

[Arca-Type] Love this tripod mount/grip extender. Works really well with my camera.

[0.2 lb] This will mount up to any box or mud ring.

This will mount up to any box or mud ring.

[FUJIFILM G] I have been using this on my Fujifilm X-T10, further extending the use of my Canon FD prime lenses. I didn't see it mentioned in the specs or in the reviews, (I may just not have seen it) but the blue ring is an aperture lock. This gives you manual control of the lens's aperture ring. The adapter has been solid with very little travel when attached to the camera. I have removed the tripod mount from the adapter, and use the thread on the bottom of my camera instead. The thread on the on the adapter's mount is off center of the lens. This isn't really an issue. Be careful when attaching this to you camera as you don't want to damage the data pins on the inner rim of the camera. Overall, I haven't had any issues so far and would recommend this to anyone wanting to use their manual FD lenses with their Fuji X-mount cameras.

[0.41 lb] I recently purchased the Celestron T-Ring for my Nikon F mount camera and I am extremely satisfied with its performance so far. The T-Ring provides a secure and stable connection between my camera and telescope, allowing me to take quality photos of celestial objects. The T-Ring appears to be well-constructed and fits my camera perfectly. I would highly recommend the Celestron T-Ring for Nikon F mount cameras to anyone looking to capture celestial images.

[0.41 lb] With this adapter, you can bring your favouriteMamiya lenses into the 21st Century and save film costs with the use of this lens adapter. Perfect fit on both the lens and the camera flange, the adapter has its own aperture ring and iris, allowing you the choice of using the lens wide-open with the adapter aperture ring, or with the lenses' own. Relive the joy of using your Mamiya lenses and regain full manual control with the what-you-see-is what-you-get convenience of E-mount Sony cameras with focus assist. Take the weight off your camera's flange by using the convenient tripod mount on the adapter. As they say I'm loving it!

[0.355 lb] For years I have used a third party mount ring for my Canon lens. I could not see paying the high price Canon charged when I could get something just as good for much, much less. A recent incident where a camera strap unraveled and almost cost me a camera had me looking at my gear and I went and purchased the Canon mount. Comparing it to the off-brand (I don't really know who made it because there is no information on the mount) there is a big weight difference. You can feel the heft of the Canon mount against the lightness of the plastic third-party mount. When you are paying over a thousand dollars for a lens it doesn't make sense to trust the lens, and your camera to a lightly made, plastic mount. Anyone wants an off-brand mount to use, contact me and you can have it for postage.

[Aluminum] Don't believe the negative reviews on this Fotodiox tripod mount. It is designed to permit the camera to be rotated easily for horizontal or vertical shooting; but clamps securely for picture taking. There were no instructions on how to do this (probably because it is so easy to do). There are red dots on the knob and body of the mount that you line up. You pull out the knob to open or close the ring. When the ring is initially closed the camera can be rotated. Turn the knob clockwise until it stops and the camera is held securely. My only issue was that it turns so easily; but Canon's own C tripod mount may be exactly the same. The color isn't an exact match but for 1/4 the price I got a steal. Don't spend four times as much because some people are not mechanically inclined. This is a great product. There is no scraping of metal on rotating as some people reported. They probably didn't loosen the ring first (dummies).

[0.16 lb] This works great for my FS5 shoulder rig with a gold mount battery & SmallHD focus. Using several SmallRig parts (including a viewfinder extender, short rod, and a cage for the Focus), this is the perfect length for running the monitor off d-tap and helps reduce the weight on the extender (which is connected to the FS5 top handle by a tiny metal screw). Had it for about a month and havent had any issues.

This works great for my FS5 shoulder rig with a gold mount battery & SmallHD focus. Using several SmallRig parts (including a viewfinder extender, short rod, and a cage for the Focus), this is the perfect length for running the monitor off d-tap and helps reduce the weight on the extender (which is connected to the FS5 top handle by a tiny metal screw). Had it for about a month and havent had any issues.