Fotasy FD to Leica L Adapter, FD to Leica T Adapter, FD to Leica SL Adapter, FD to Panasonic S, FD to Sigma L Adapter, compatible with Leica SL, TL2, TL, Leica T, Panasonic Lumix S1, S1H, S1R, Sigma fp, FD to Leica L Review

Fotasy adapters are beautifully made. Konica AR lenses are hidden gems from the movie camera era. It's only natural to combine them into a modern mirrorless mounting system. Because the price of the adapter is low, it is possible to attach an adapter to any lens and just leave it attached. This significantly speeds up the process of changing lenses. I hope Rainbow continues to supply Fotasyadapters.

The Leica version of this adapter costs 25 times more. The finish on the Leica version could be better and has 6-bit encoding, but whatever. Only the latest versions of Leica lenses are coded and maybe some other brands. The coding only tells the camera which lens is attached. No aperture data. This information can be added via the menu. What really matters is that the lens is firmly attached to the camera. The Fotasy adapter handles this very well.

This cap is not a genuine Canon lens cap. I bought this for my Canon 200 f=2.8L lens to replace a genuine Canon cap that I had lost. It's not as well made, but it fits quite well, but not as well as the original. I don't know how they use the Canon name and don't get criticism from Canon. When I bought this I thought it was a genuine Canon cap. I give it three stars and it's generous. I've been a photographer for over 30 years. If you can afford it, but a real canon

Adapter *not* what you need. My copy of this Fotasy LM-LL adapter is more than useless. I have used it with several Leica M mount lenses such as the 50mm Summilux, 30mm Summicron, Zeiss 35mm Biogon and others. I wasted a lot of time and space on the SD card. Hours of capturing and importing images are wasted. This adapter cannot produce sharp images when focusing at or near infinity. I thought my CL camera or lenses were bad until I tried a simple test. A carefully focused shot of a framed…

I was of course happy to see that there was a much cheaper alternative to Leica's expensive adapters, but I was still skeptical. None of my lenses are six-bit encoded, so I don't need the electronic contacts that this adapter doesn't have, but I was concerned about how the camera would react to them. In my experience, lenses worked great with an adapter. My main issue with this product was the lack of polishes, some of which are purely aesthetic. In some places on the edge, the metal is a…

The Panasonic S1 is a great camcorder, but their L-mount glass lenses are prohibitively expensive (be they Panasonic or even Sigma) . As the owner of Canon EF and FD glasses, I used the Sigma MC-21 adapter for EF lenses (the price is honestly too high since the autofocus is free and I mainly use it in the manual) and I have I'm considering trying these cheap Fotasy Canon FD adapters under L-mount and lo and behold they work fine, no complaints. It's all manual and mechanical iris and focus…