Would this work on a GX7? My guess is that the E zoom would not but ....
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it works on a GM1 (including the EZ which is the only way the zoom works BTW) so it likely works on a GX7
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It does not work with My nex7 either. It is probably deffective, perhaps out of sync.
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I played around with attaching it to the 14-42mm kit zoom that came with my DMC-GX7 (new version). The threads match, so it's easy to attach, although you don't get as many turns in the filter mount as you do in the adapter it was designed for. No problems with image quality or vignetting noticeable on the camera displays. I didn't have the impression that the extra weight would harm the lens. So I'm planning to use it that way when I need the extra wide angle.
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I use an Opteka T-mount adapter for Panasonic GX7. It works really well, the only thing is that you'll have to set your camera to the "shoot without lens" setting and manually focus and zoom. It costs about $15 and i've used mine to take a lot of moon and nature pictures. I hope this helps.
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It depends entirely on what LENS you are using, not the camera ... on the 14mm Panasonic lens, yes, it works fine (I use it on mine and I used the lens on a GX1).
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For sure it works with X-E2 and X-Pro. I think it should work with X-T1 because, virtually, there is no change in this area for all X cameras
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I've only used it on the Dx5e. If the dx4e has a trainer jack or a buddy box jack it should work.
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It will work fine with FX G Lenses. There is an aperture adjustment ring. It is not as precise as a manual focus aperture lens, but it does get the job done.
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It **does** support a cable release. I bought a cable release for my GX7 right here at Amazon, for ten bucks. It's this one - Foto&Tech Wired Remote Shutter Release Control DMW-RS1 Replacement for Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150, DMC-FZ200, DMC-G10, DMC-G2, DMC-G3, DMC-G5, DMC-G6, DMC-GF1, DMC-GF6, DMC-GH3, DMC-GH4, DMC-GX7 It works fine with my GX7. I used it and a tripod yesterday to take Christmas tree pictures, for which, incidentally, the "i.dynamic" feature, set at high, works marvellously well.
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I used mine on a Nikon D300 so don't know for sure if it will work on a Canon G1X. My guess is it should if that particular camera has a hot shoe on it. I think that is all that is needed but am not positive.
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Not sure. Mine never worked properly and the zoom function was non-functional.
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I bought it for my dmc-gx7 and it fits with the supplied adaptor ring so I imagine if it doesn't fit exactly, it will with the ring. However, the lens does not screw tightly into place, so it is attached very precariously and several times came off in my hand. I ended up holding it in place for fear of it dropping off. I intend to return it to Panasonic.
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No. The G7 also uses an optical viewfinder, not an EVF. It's just like the G6, and the A710IS.
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Hi, I have a Fuji X-M1, it has also a X-mount like the X-E1. My Sony A-mount lens fits on the adapter, so it should work. The aperture is working (more or less), the screen and manual focus also. But I did not manage to shoot a photo, pressing on the button made no photo. Perhaps I had a wrong setting in the menue. Nevertheless the device broke after some minutes. The little button on the left of the device is there for releasing the mounted lens. It broke, I needed a ballpen to release my lens and I sent it back.
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I would think that as long as it is a camera with the E mount it will work...you just have to remember to set the camera to work/shoot without the lens as the adapter allows you to use lens that are not auto focus or designed to work with the E mount system. It requires you to know your f-stop and lighting to make sure you get the right exposure. Unless you still use a manual lightmeter.
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Thank you D. Fletcher! That never occurred to me and it did the trick on my Z712. I'll only use IS for long shots with lots of zoom. Thanks a heap!
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It **does** support a cable release. I bought a cable release for my GX7 right here at Amazon, for ten bucks. It's this one - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J47MOYU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1. It works fine with my GX7. I used it and a tripod yesterday to take Christmas tree pictures, for which, incidentally, the "i.dynamic" feature, set at high, works marvellously well.