The FotodioX Pro T Lens to Samsung NX-Mount Camera Adapter is a high quality adapter that allows you to mount a T mount lens to a Samsung NX camera body. It features a brass construction with a stainless steel finish as well as the ability to focus to infinity. This works with a leaf spring system for a secure attachment of the lens to the adapter.

Although the lens will fit physically, automatic lens control and functions will not operate correctly while using this adapter. You can utilize aperture priority mode in combination with stop-down metering for automatic exposure control on your camera.

T Lens to Samsung NX Camera    Brass with Stainless Steel Finish    Focuses to Infinity    Leaf Spring System

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. On a canon fd lens does this adapter have aperture control so I don't need to use the aperture ring on my lens making it like a declicked ring on the adapter?

A: Hi, yes it does have aperture control and it works perfect. It is controlled by a separate ring on the adapter. I did have to buy some small files and file down a VERY small amount of metal at a time until I got the perfect fit from the bottom of each of the ears on the adapter NOT the Camara or lens. As it was super hard to screw on. I never continued to install the adapter once it got hard. Once I finished filling down the black paint it installed like if it was a Samsung product. I hope I answered your question right?so far I'm very happy with this product. I wish I could post some pictures so you can see what I did. Maybe it would've helped a little more. Good luck sincerely, Omar.

Q: 2. Is it work on BMCC FF?

A: The FotodioX Leica M Lens to Leica L-Mount Camera Pro Adapter is compatible with the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K (Leica L).

Q: 3. How can I unmount my lenses after using this adapter? I seems that there is no release button.

A: The silver thing on the side that looks like a button slides back and forth rather than moving in and out (up and down) like a regular button, so sliding it back and forth pulls the retention pin out of it's lock depression

Q: 4. will this mount adapter work with canon ef-m mirrorless lenses?

A: It will work with any EF mount camera. Heads up, the iris built in to the adapter does not work like the one on the lens. It works by only letting in less light but doesn't change your depth of field. It will begin to vignette at some point. Your essentially shooting wide open all the time so you'll need nd's to compensate. Well made construction and works well with my canon L glass. Fun little camera.

Q: 5. Will this work with the LUMIX S1,R and H?

A: Yes, will work no problem.

Q: 6. Will magnified peak focusing be enabled on the Leica CL?

A: As there is no lens information transfer with this adapter, magnified focusing assistance will not be available.

Q: 7. I have a Samsung NX1000 and want to use my Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Standard Zoom Lens. Will this adaptor work?

A: Yes, the FotodioX Canon EF Pro Lens Adapter with Tripod Mount for Samsung NX Cameras will allow you to attach the Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Standard Zoom Lens to the Samsung NX1000 Mirrorless Wi-Fi Digital Camera.

Q: 8. Can I use this adapter to mount Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L lens to Samsung NX500?

A: Yes the adapter will work for any ef lens to nx Samsung. You will have to adjust manually as there is no auto focus when using adapter.

Q: 9. IS there any crop factors with this adapter? Will a 50mm (APSC 80mm) become like a 55mm once the adapter on?

A: Yes.. It adds a 3.0x crop factor to any sensor your using. ;)

Q: 10. Has anyone used this on the new NX-1?

A: Adapter works as advertised on an NX1. I use it with Tamron 70-300mm because of the lack of long zooms for nx mount. Aperture Tip: To pre-set aperture: Mount lens on Canon camera, turn camera on, set aperture, press AND HOLD depth of preview button, then unmount lens without unpressing depth of preview button and f stop should hold. However, the metering is often inaccurate the smaller a aperture, so use your histogram and double check your photo afterward, adjust with exposure comp or just shoot full manual.