How would this work with a Novaflex adapter for Canon lenses? Thanks...
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Never tried. I only use Nikon and Leica M39 lenses with it. But I imagine it would work just fine!
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Before you part with your hard earned money, make sure you specify that your camera is a Panasonic G or Micro Four Thirds, and then the lens be whatever lens you have
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This only will work with the lens specified.I bought it but it did not work with my universal lens.The adapter itself is a nice piece of metal.Hope this helps.H.B
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This is an adapter only. It does not allow any electronic connections. That means that any Olympus Lens you attach to your Canon camera is manual focus only. I only use this with older lenses that have both focus and aperture on the lens.
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I have the 20mm/1.7, the 12-35, 35-100 and the 12-42. None will do this. I suggest an adapter and a bellows system. Novoflex makes adapters for several camera brands e.g. Canon, then find an inexpensive bellows here on Amazon and attach it. Only then will you be able to get that close. It will require manual focus and metering.
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Is the mount for that lens a Contax/Yashica mount? If yes, then it should have no issues mounting onto that ring adapter and then onto any of those Canon bodies you listed. I did a quick search and a 28mm lens came up for it. You might want to read the reviews first. I recall someone else posting about a wide angle lens having issues.
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yes, just need to check which canon lenses you have before selecting the adapter. google it, fotodiox for instance offers them
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Additionally, when I researched the various brands of adapters for my Canon FD lenses, the brand that other users recommended was the Fotodiox brand adapter, and there was a good reason for this, I just can't remember what that reason was. I purchased a Fotodiox brand adapter and it has worked well.
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This adapter is used for mounting Nikon brand and "Nikon mount" lenses on Canon cameras such as T3i Rebel. I cannot be used with screw in lenses.
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novoflex makes many adapters http://www.dpreview.com/news/0909/09091101novoflex.asp
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I believe your camera has an ef mount so the lens adapter would connect fine to the camera body.
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I had a bunch of older Canon Lenses from my 35mm. I checked the verbage associated with some of the adapters available and found one that adapted these fine lenses to my OM-D E-M1&5 camera bodies. I suggest doing a search on Amazon for the adapter cooresponding to the older lenses... I'd be they are compatible with the right adapter. My adapter was made in China, and cost around $15. Of course, it does not provide electronic connection to the camera, these lenses didn't have the capability anyway, but I can now use my familiar lenses with my two Olympus bodies.
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Yes, it works, but so should your other one. You might need to bend one of the metal bits in your other adapter a little bit to make sure it is depressing the silver button in the lens mount that tells the camera a lens is attached. Try that out before putting down money on another adapter, the manufacturing tolerances for these cheap adapters aren't as reliable as we would like, but it should be easy enough to tweak it into working.
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Fotodiox adapters are very good - I use Minolta and Leica M-mount (purists may cringe at putting a Leica M lens on the Nex but they work just great!
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works with all Nikon Lenses. F. G, D etc. Primes and Zooms.The blue area (in the middle) turns left and right -- to open and close the lens irisNot as nice as the Novoflex NEX/NIK version, but much cheaper.....
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I have the Nikon adapter and it fit my F mount lenses. This is a manual adapter and I purchased it because I had older lenses I cared to used on my new digital camera. Simple adapter and works as expected.
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Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not sure as I have not yet tried. Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not... » Read More Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not sure as I have not yet tried. « Show Less
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I recommend you look elsewhere. This adapter is a bad design and became stuck on my Canon 6D with a lens attached. I had to damage my camera to remove it. See my review.