Make the most of your existing collection of Canon FD-mount lenses with this Canon FD Lens to Micro Four Thirds-Mount Camera Lens Adapter from Vello. This durable adapter will allow you these lenses to be mounted to a Micro Four Thirds-mount camera. Precise construction makes it easy to attach an adapted lens to a camera body and keep it secure during use. Infinity focus is guaranteed, ensuring proper functionality when shooting at long distances.

The adapter is made from a durable zinc alloy for long life. Although the lens will fit physically, autofocus, automatic diaphragm (AE metering), and other functions dependent on communication between camera body and lens will be disrupted by the lens adapter. Focus and exposure will need to be set manually, or metered in aperture priority (stop-down) mode.

Canon FD to Micro Four Thirds Body    Achieves Infinity Focus    Matte Black Interior    Zinc Alloy Construction

Enables the use of Canon FD-mount lenses on Micro Four Thirds camera bodies, meaning an existing collection of lenses can be used on later generation DSLRs and mirroless cameras.

Precision machining securely holds the lens in place without any wobble.

Infinity focus is guaranteed by placing the lens at the correct distance from the sensor, doesn't prevent shooting distant subjects.

Made from a durable zinc alloy, this adapter will withstand many uses for long life.

The internal matte black finish reduces reflections and glare, ensuring images maintain sharpness and contrast.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work on the Blackmagic pocket cinema camera & micro camera?

A: Yes this will work for both of those cameras, and any Micro Four Thirds mount cameras as well.

Q: 2. What is the outer diameter at the t-mount end of this adapter?

A: Mine is 54.7mm, just shy of 55mm. I just measured it with calipers.

Q: 3. What's the net weight of this adapter?

A: Around 65 grams

Q: 4. Does this come with protective caps or a case when not in use ? also- I have a Rokinon 85 1.5 mm cine lens n a tokina 11- 16 mm from a canon 70d -wanted to use on my Pana gh4 - will I come across any problems ? I know I lose auto everything n manual iris - but can I still focus manually or does it become a prime lens having to move closer or back for the tokina lens?

A: The Vello adapter does not come with any case or caps--I was annoyed at that too.There is very little to this, it's literally just a physical metal adapter, no glass or anything, just a spring release switch. If your lens can iris/focus/zoom manually via rings on the lens then you won't have any problems. And the mount actually worked smoother than my metabones speed booster, so good job Vello on that...

Q: 5. does this support auto focus?

A: No it does not

Q: 6. Will this fit a Olympus OMD5 Mark II camera?

A: Yes, this will fit on your Olympus OM-D 5mk II camera.

Q: 7. will I be able to use my canon lenses with this adapter on a panasonic gh4?

A: The Vello FD Mount Lens to Micro Four Thirds Camera Adapter would allow you to use your Canon FD mount lenses on the GH4, yes.

Q: 8. - Does this produce any VIGNETTING (like the Vello adapter version with "Aperture control" ring) when using Full Frame Canon Lenses on Panasonic M4/3 camera? - Does it increase the Full Frame to M4/3 CROP Factor (which is calculated as 2x)? Thank you!

A: But I can't recommend it because you won't have any aperture control.

Q: 9. Can this product be used with the Panasonic GX7?

A: Yes, you may purchase the FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Canon FD Mount Lens to Micro Four Thirds Mount Camera to connect Canon manual focus FD-mount lenses on the Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX7 Mirrorless Digital Camera.

Q: 10. Does this adapter connect to this Celestron SLR Camera Adapter to insert into a 1.25 ?https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/202135-REG/Celestron_93625_SLR_35mm_OR_Digital.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/202135-REG/Celestron_93625_SLR_35mm_OR_Digital.html/a

A: B&H # CETA1.25 MFR # 93625 fit into the telescope eyepiece perfectly. I had a little trouble holding it securely in place with the thumbscrew on the eyepiece holder, but it was doable. On the other end, I purchased a canon mount that would connect the camera to this adapter you asked about. All in all pretty slick little adapters. I have an unresolved problem getting my camera to focus through the telescope. I think it is due to my ignorance.