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Fotodiox Pro Shift Lens Mount Adapter Compatible With Canon Fd And Fl Lenses To Sony E-Mount Cameras

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Management number 241511675 Release Date 2026/07/18 List Price US$53.12 Model Number 241511675
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Mirrorless Cameras Arent Only Revolutionary Because Of Their Compact Size; Theyre Even More Versatile For Mounting Lenses Than Their Full-Sized Counterparts! Fotodiox Offers Strong Support For Mirrorless Camera Platforms With Hundreds Of Options For Mounting Both Modern And Vintage Lenses. Our Adapters Deliver Infinity Focus, Manual Aperture Control, And A Sturdy Build For Lasting Qualitycompatible Camerassony Alpha E-Mount Cameras - Popular Models Include:Sony Alpha A7, A7R, A7S, A7 Ii/Iii, A7R Ii/Iii, A7S Iisony Alpha A3000, A5000, A6000, A3500, A5100, Aqx1, Pxw-Fs7Sony Nex-3, Nex-5, Nex-C3, Nex-5N, Nex-7, Nex-F3, Nex-5R, Nex-6Sony Nex-Vg10, Nex-Vg20, Nex-Vg30, Nex-Vg900, Nex-Fs100, Nex-Fs700, Nex-Ea50Note:This Is A Manual Adapter, So Lens Functions That Rely On Electronic Communication With The Camera Body (Autofocus, Ae Metering, Image Stabilization, Etc.) Will Be Disrupted.Set Your Exposure Manually Or Meter Using Your Cameras Aperture Priority (Stop-Down) Mode.If Your Lens Does Not Have A Manual Aperture Control Ring, It Will Stop Down To Its Smallest F/Stop By Default.All Pictures Are For Illustration Purposes Only. Actual Product May Vary Slightly Due To Ongoing Improvements In Design.


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