This FotodioX Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Lens Mount Adapter allows a Pentax 6x7 mount lens to be used with a Hasselblad X-Mount Camera. Tilt, shift, and rotational capability is provided to help ensure correct convergence of lines within your frame, or to achieve selective focus effects, making this adapter useful for architecture, product, and macro photography. This adapter also complements panoramic stitching with or without a panoramic tripod head, allowing for more precise capture of individual composite images so that can be more easily and accurately stitched.

The shift function provided by this Pro TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift Lens Mount Adapter enables movement of a lens's optical axis by +/-10mm from its center, while the tilt function allows the plane of focus to be adjusted by 10mm in one direction. Clockwise or counterclockwise 360° rotation is also enabled to control the direction of tilt and so that the shift function can be performed at any rotational angle parallel to the camera it is installed on. Tilt, shift, and rotational movements can be carried out simultaneously or independently of each other, and in either case with a smooth, click-less action.

Pentax 6x7 Lens to Hasselblad X Body    Tilt-Shift for Pentax 6x7 Lens    Maximum Tilt: 10mm    Maximum Shift: +/-10mm    Mount Rotation: 360º Left and Right    Smooth Movements    Supports Focusing to Infinity    Push-Button Lens Release    Brass and Aluminum Alloy Construction

• Allows Pentax 6x7 mount lens to be used with a Hasselblad X-Mount Camera
• Enables tilt, shift, and rotational capability
• Allows attached lens to tilt up to 10mm and shift +/-10mm from its center
• Attached lens can be rotated 360°
• Smooth shift and rotational movements
• Attached lens can focus to infinity
• Locking mechanism for secure attachment of lens with push-button release
• Aluminum alloy construction with brass mounting rings for durability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I adjust the aperture ring on my Pentax lens when mounted to my Nikon D850?

A: Yes.

Q: 2. Can I use it with the hasselblad 907x 50c?

A: FotodioX Pro Hasselblad V Large Format 4x5 Adapter doesn't work with the 907x camera but it works with the CFV II 50C Digital Back that comes with the 907x camera.

Q: 3. is this compatible with a TX mount lens?

A: I'm sorry, no. We do not carry any TX adapters. I don't think they are made.

Q: 4. Will this adapter LOCK on to the camera? I bought a cheaper one, and it does NOT lock!

A: Yes it does lock

Q: 5. If The CFV II 50C digital back fits a film Hasselblad, will This adapter hold the digital Hassel back on to a 4x5 large format camera?

A: Yes, the FotodioX Pro Hasselblad V Large Format 4x5 Adapter is compatible with the Hasselblad CFV II 50C back.

Q: 6. Do we loose one aperture, like with a 1.4x tele-extender?

A: There is a loss of one (1) stop. It with electronic meters is is less an issue as it would be with an all manual camera. Bump up your camera's ISO 2x from what it is now to use this adapter.

Q: 7. dose it fit to the vista 45?

A: FotodioX Pro Hasselblad V Large Format 4x5 Adapter BH #FOP45SPAHV is compatible with the following 4x5 cameras: Cambo, Linhof, Calumet, Horseman, Omega, Toyo, and Kodak with Graflok back.

Q: 8. If you are filming video with a Vmount Hasselblad lens using this adapter on a Canon camera how do you manage the shutter speed on the lens? Does it wear out the shutter if it's firing? Or are you able to just keep the shutter open when you're filming?

A: The FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Hasselblad V Lens to Canon EF-Mount Camera would keep the shutter open on a Hasselblad V-system lens.

Q: 9. Does this work with a Pentax K-R? I imagine so but just checking.

A: The T Mount Lens to Pentax K Camera Adapter would be compatible with the Pentax K-R, yes.

Q: 10. I have a pentax k1000 SLR and my dad gave me his old Canon FD 50mm 1:1.8 S.C. lens. I would love to use this. Will this fit my Pentax?

A: Yeah. As long as it is an fd to a pentax k bayonet it should work. I have a similar canon fd manual lens 50mm 1:1.4 and it works fine. it is a bit confusing at first but mount the adaptor to the lens and make sure the canon lens is NOT locked in its auto setting on it's aperture ring. If you don't, the adaptor won't go on. Since its a manual lens you also have to do stopped down photography. It takes some adjusting but you get used to it.