photo:legacylenses
legacy lenses for mirrorless cameras
Lens adapters for Micro Four Thirds (MFT):
NB. you cannot use AF-confirm chip adapters electrically coupled to a Panasonic MFT camera – it just won’t allow you to use them. Buy adapters without AF-confirm chips.
Four Thirds to MFT adapters retain AF, diaphragm, manual focus ring movement, and focal length communications to camera
AF Canon EF and EF-S lens adapter:
Birger Engineering have a $US700 adapter which allows AF, aperture control and optical IS when used on M43 bodies with larger batteries (eg. GH-1)
Tilt or shift adapters – convert 35mm lenses into tilt or tilt-shift lenses on MFT:
Olympus OM to MFT
Canon EOS to MFT
Canon FD/FL to MFT
Konica Hexanon
Leica M (Cosina Voigtlander includes L mount, VM mount and Carl Zeiss ZM mounts) to MFT
Leica R to MFT
Minolta MD/MC to MFT
Sony/Minolta AF to MFT
Pentax K to MFT
Nikon F to MFT including aperture support for the new G type lenses:
Cosina Voigtlander Nikon F and Pentax K to MFT
Contax/Yashica Carl Zeiss to MFT
Contax G Carl Zeiss to MFT
PL cinema lens (eg. Zeiss Ultra Primes) to MFT
Pentax M42 to MFT
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Pentax M42 lenses - eg. the Super Takumar 50mm f/1.4 is a nice lens with great bokeh wide open and sharp when stopped to f/5.6
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Pentax 110 to MFT
Olympus Pen to MFT
T2 to MFT (for telescopes)
16mm Cine C mount to MFT
medium format (Mamiya, Hasselblad) and large format lenses
photo/legacylenses.txt · Last modified: 2014/06/24 10:14 by gary1