Nfc Digital Bluetooth Adapter M6 Manual

I use this lens on my Leica M6 for film work and A7II for digital photography and videography Voigtlander really hit it out of the park with this lens, great results

I'm really happy with my Billingham Digital Hadley bag. I like to work with minimal gear so it's just perfect. It either carries a Fujifilm X100 with lens hood fitted and wrist strap in place or a Leica M6 with lens and hood. Either are easy to get at and there's still room for other accessories. With my M6 and anything up to a 50 mm lens, it's ideal. Actually, you can set the bag up for a three-lens Leica M outfit by using one side of the bag (with its divider) and mounting, say, a 50 and a 28 back-to-back with one of those plastic couplers Leica used to make. Above all, the bag is superbly made and looks wonderful - like a fine piece of luggage. Amazing for the price!

Just what I wanted to carry my canon m6 mii. The stap arrives with several adapter pieces to fit different camera makes and models. One of these adapters fit my canon m6 mii. Great quality and color selection.

Using VM mount on Sony A7rII via Voight adapter and Leica M6.  Works great on both.  Compact, solid, elegant.  Beautiful images wide open and stopped down.  CV on a roll lately. FWIW, the VM is somewhat smaller, which I like.   Theres a very extensive discussion of this lens over at Fried Miranda.  Steve Huff goes on at length comparing the E-Mount vs VM - reaching no real conclusions.

I use this lens on Leica M6 with B&W film and also on Fuji X-T3 via M-to-X adapter. I love the build quality, compactness, speed and image quality it gives me. Yes, it's a bit soft and shows some retro glow at f/1.4 but my $1K Canon 50mm f/1.2 does too! It sharpens up and contrast goes up considerably at f/2, and it's optically perfect from f/2.8 and up. I don't quite understand what's so classic about this lens. Some people say it has busy bokeh but I love what I see.

Used the adapter to couple my canon FD 1.8 with my canon m6. Followed the instructions on the Urth website and was able to use it right away. Felt like going back to the 80s when I had an AE-1 with the same lens and film :-)

If you don't mind manual focusing, this adapter is reasonably priced, seems well made.

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

Very useful adapter for laptop w/o Bluetooth. Easy to install, and works great.

Ive only had the camera for about two weeks and havent had much chance to play with it, but the little that I have - and reading the manual, it is very impressive.  I loved the SX700 that I had before until the screen broke.  This is even better. (Wish it used the same batteries as the old one though, because I have seven of the old batteries and two chargers).  The layout of the controls is better than on the SX700, the zoom is longer.  It is a little thicker than the old camera, but still fits in a pocket.   The Bluetooth function is a disappointment.  The Camera Connect software didnt recognize the camera as easily as it should have.  Once I did get it working I found that it has limited functionality.  It can zoom and take pictures, but if you want to add GPS coordinates to your pictures or any other functions it switches to wifi.  The manual warns you that having Bluetooth enable set to enable on the camera will use battery power even when the camera is off.   The case that was included is too tight for this camera.  You have to squeeze it to get it closed.  Im using the case that I have from a previous camera - although I dont usually use a case at all, just for travel when it is in a backpack.    Very pleased with the camera.