Fotasy Tamron Adaptall II Lens to Leica L Adapter, Adaptall-2 Leica T Adapter, Adaptall-2 Sigma L Adapter, Adaptall-2 Panasonic L Adapter, fit Leica SL SL2 TL2 TL T Panasonic Lumix S1 S1H S1R Sigma fp

Although the Panasonic S1 is an excellent video camera, its L-shaped lens makes it challenging to shoot Buying mount glass lenses is prohibitively expensive (no matter if they are branded Panasonic or Sigma). a Canon EF and FD glass owner, the Sigma MC-E has been an excellent addition to my kit Having just tried the Canon EF adapter for EF lenses (honestly overpriced as it is overly sloppy and I mostly use it manually), I thought I would check out the cheap Fotasy Canon FD adapters for L-mount lenses. There is a mountain and a low-lying area There are no complaints about them, they work well. I am very happy with the results, even though it is all manual and mechanical when it comes to aperture control and focusing. It is a Canon FD 50 1 camera that I have used before. Four Vivitar FD28-B camera units plus a very useful Vivitar FD28-B There are 90 F2 units. A Fotasy FD to L mount adapter gives me a nice result when I use my 55-250mm zoom lens on the S1. As a result, I can have a variety of lenses beside the Panasonic and Sigma lenses on the S1 without going bankrupt with them (let alone Leica, which is One percent of owners are wealthy, and one percent are occasional shooters). In spite of the fact that I am a professional and have created awards-winning works, Panasonic does not learn from its past mistakes. They keep charging exorbitant prices for their lenses and paying their talentless bloggers to shill for them. You do not need to empty your wallers any longer if you use these kinds of adapters. Yes, that's great!.

Scarlet Hahn

| Nov 23, 2020

A sharp, in-depth picture is what you want If you want to focus images from your Leica M lenses mounted on a Leica CL camera, this adapter is not for you. I have a copy of this Fotasy LM The LL adapter is not only useless but dangerous as well. In the field, I used it with several Leica M mount lenses, including the Summicron 30mm, the 35mm Biogon, and the Summilux 50mm. A lot of time was wasted and SD card space was used up. Taking and importing thousands of images is a waste of time. It is impossible to get into this building - This adapter allows for images to be focused at infinity or close to infinity. The CL or my lenses seemed to be faulty until I tried a simple test. A carefully focused shot with my old 50mm collapsible Summicron mounted on the CL with the Fotasy adapter and one shot with the same lens mounted on the M240. As a result, the results were blurry, dirty, and unreadable The image from the adapted lens is worthless compared with the image from the standard lens. Using the same lens on the M240 body, this is a fine image. The conclusion is There is no point in buying the adapter.

Journi Dorsey

| Mar 08, 2021

Despite its size, this little adapter works seamlessly and I would highly recommend it. I was a little hesitant about this adapter before I bought it because I've not heard of this brand before, and for 15 bucks, I had no idea if it would work It was worth a shot anyway, so I got it. These are the two lenses I have tried with the adapter The 135mm Nikkor lens Incorporates the AI) and the Nikon-Ai I have a 135mm E series P lens. In both cases, the lenses are manual focus. With both, it works great on the SL but not on Manuel, which is fine since you can adjust your lens aperture and shutter speed as you see in real time how the exposure changes. As far as I can tell, the adapter is well made and does not contain any plastic. Additionally, keep in mind that removing the adapter from the lens can be done by pushing the silver metal tab towards the camera.

Sasha Boyer

| Feb 19, 2021

The autofocus function will not work, nor will it let you use P,A,S. You will learn how to work your camera and lenses in manual mode and perhaps even save some money on better, more expensive lenses if you do this.

Kelvin Marshall

| Jul 18, 2021

Even though it was tempting to purchase the expensive accessory from Leica, I was a bit skeptical to attempt to replace it with this cheaper product Here is The- There are fewer. Due to the fact that I use neither six bit nor six-bit coded lenses, I have no need for the electronic contacts missing on the adapter, but I was worried about how the camera would respond. As far as I am concerned, the adapter worked just fine for lenses. One of the main problems with this product is that it doesn't have enough polish, some of it is just A few places along the edge feel sharp to the touch and the metal is kind of ragged. Furthermore, I had problems with the adapter catching and locking into place when I first installed it. As I was inspecting the camera, I noticed there was a milled out hole where the pin on the camera locks into place. I scraped some of the paint out of this hole on the adapter so the pin could lock into place. If you are willing to overlook a few flaws, and scrape that paint out, this adapter is definitely a decent alternative to the expensive Leica adapter. This combination of the T and my M lenses works well for me.

Aviana Valenzuela

| Aug 11, 2020

It costs 25 times more to purchase a Leica version of this adapter. There is no doubt that the Leica version has a better finish and a 6 bit encoded system, but it really doesn't matter. There may be a few other brands of lenses with coding, but Leica lenses are the only ones that have it. In this coding, the camera receives information about which lens will be An aperture measurement was not performed. Menu items can be used to create that information. I feel that the location of the lens is more important than the quantity of dust. Fotasy does an excellent job with this adapter.

Lennox Gonzales

| Apr 29, 2021

My 200mm f/2 camera should be able to use it. A Canon lens cap for the 8L Canon lens to replace the original I lost. It wasn't made as well, but it fits pretty good, just not quite as well as the There's something fishy about using the Canon name, I don't think they get flack from Canon in any way. I thought I purchased a genuine Canon cap when I bought it. It receives three stars from me, which is a generous rating. In addition to thirty plus years of photography, I have a degree in art. Purchasing a genuine Canon printer is the best bet if you can afford it.

Cameron O’DONNELL

| Oct 22, 2020