The Shure HPAQA1 Threaded ¼" Adapter attaches securely to the 3.5mm stereo mini-plug connector on the cable included with SRH240, SRH440, SRH840, and SRH750DJ Professional Headphones.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this adapter change the effective focal length of the V lenses, ie. is an 80 mm V still a "normal" lens?

A: The Hasselblad XV Lens Adapter does not have any optics in the adapter so it does not affect the focal length of the lens. However, since the sensor in the X series cameras is smaller than 120 film. So an 80mm on a Hasselblad X would be closer to what a 100mm lens on the older 500C film camera sees.

Q: 2. Would this work with a Mirrorless camera? I currently use the Panasonic G85 with a better grip and hot shoe flash

A: You can certainly use this ringflash, Just as long as the hotshoe flash reaches the opening atop the camera, about 6" between top of hotshoe and flash opening.

Q: 3. Is there a crop factor on this adapter?

A: There is no crop factor

Q: 4. Will this work with the pop up flash?

A: After examining the images in B&H's on-line catalog, I can verify that the Ringbox will NOT work with a camera's pop-up flash, an external flash unit is required. The opening for the flash itself is a good 2 inches too high for the pop-up flash to reach it. The only thing I can recommend (if you really want the Ringbox) is an external flash unit with a swivel head that's compatible with your camera (if your camera has an external accessory hot shoe), or you can look into something like a Bolt VM-110 Macro LED Ring Light that also requires standard hot-shoe but brings it 's own light source, so you don't have to buy a separate external flash unit (the Ringbox and the Bolt VM-110 are about the same price). The VM-110 is AA battery powered and LED driven and has adjustable camera/lens mounts that adjusts to many different DSLR and 35 mm SLR cameras. If you have a standard DSLR, this ring-light will probably work on it.

Q: 5. Can this be used with the camera mounted on a tripod?

A: yes, can be used with camera on a tripod

Q: 6. Is it made by Hasselblad?

A: The Hasselblad XV Lens Adapter is manufactured by Hasselblad.

Q: 7. Is there a way to use this adapter with lens on a Nikon D3100? I get “no lens attached” warning and don’t see in the menu how to bypass that.

A: If you can't take a photo in manual mode, you can go in the camera settings and select "shoot without lens" but not all cameras have that option and if neither option works, then your out of luck.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with Vivitar TX lenses?

A: Yes this Vivitar T-Mount to Nikon F-Mount Adapter is compatible with the Vivitar TX Lenses.

Q: 9. Can the Vivitar HF-T2-NIK-Z be used to adapt to a nikon monarch_60x82mm spotting scope? does it attach to the eye piece or objective? How does it differ from the Novograde digiscoping adapter?

A: The Vivitar T-Mount to Nikon Z-Mount Adapter will mount a Z-mount camera to a spotting scope with a T-mount. Unfortuantely the Nikon Monarch 20-60x82 ED Spotting Scope does not have a T-mount. One would first need an adapter like the Novagrade T-Mount Digiscoping Adapter on the spotting scope, BH #NOUA00T101 (https://bhpho.to/3cGBB1w). With both these adapters one can mount the Z-mount camera to the spotting scope.

Q: 10. Why is the height of this adapter so much shorter than the Novoflex adapter and why do the photos show Hasselblad XPan lenses being adapted to the Hasselblad X medium format mirrorless camera? Seems either the description of the product is wrong or the photos of the product are wrong. Please explain.

A: The photos are misleading. Both the Novoflex and the Hasselblad adapter position V mount lenses at the same distance from the X1D sensor. There is a separate adapter for xpan lenses to X1D (different lens flange to sensor distance) See BH #HAXPLAX1D and B&H # FOXPANXCDPRO