The Pro TLT ROKR Tilt/Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Mamiya 645 Lens to Canon RF Mount Camera Body from FotodioX is a lens adapter with integrated tilt and shift capabilities that can act as either a perspective control optic for correcting converging lines and adjusting composition, or for fine-tuning focus position to either increase depth of field or achieve creative selective focus effects.

This manual adapter requires focus and exposure be set manually, and does not transfer any exposure or EXIF data to the camera.

Mamiya 645 Lens to Canon RF    Chrome-Plated Brass Mounts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. If the lens that I am attaching this to does not have an aperture ring, will my camera still communicate with the lens? Bmppc 6k

A: As the FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon F Lens to Canon EF-Mount Camera is a fully manual adapter, there is no electronic communication between the Nikon F-mount lens when mounted to the Canon EF lens mount. If your lens does not have an aperture ring, then neither you nor the camera will be able to adjust the aperture setting on your lens. If that is the case, I would instead recommend for you to purchase the FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter with Generation v10 Focus Confirmation Chip for Nikon F-Mount, G-Type Lens to Canon EF or EF-S Mount Camera, B&H # FONIKGEPFC10, which adapter has a built-in aperture ring to allow you to manually adjust the aperture using the dial on the adapter ring. https://bhpho.to/3XelM5E

Q: 2. Okay, with the infinity focus, does that mean I could not achieve a shallow depth of field or what exactly does that mean? And is the focus confirmation a necessity for if you primarily use manual focus?Thanks in advance!

A: Hi,Some adapters wouldnt let you focus far away (infinity) - only shorter distances. Putting it simply, this one lets you focus any distance.Depth of field isnt affected - you set that manually on your lens.The adapter works fine - havent had trouble with it. Mine has no chip, so I do everything manually. Good luck!

Q: 3. I want to use AI series lenses, but I don't know how well they'll work in conjuction with my rebel T5. Anyone have any experience?

A: I use this with my T3 and have no issues.

Q: 4. Will this fit my Nikon AF Nikkor 35-135mm f/3.5-4.5 FX Lens to my Canon 7D?

A: Yes, it will. You will lose autofocus though.

Q: 5. Will the aperture diaphragm open when mounted and close to the desired aperture when the shutter is depressed? or will the aperture always close to whatever is selected on the aperture ring?

A: The adapter allows you to control both aperture and focus manually with older lenses. With some older lenses you still need to close the aperture ring down to the desired aperture setting manually. One can use 'focus pecking' on Sony a6000 cameras to assist with manual focusing which is a great help with manual focusing. The adapter is very well made and fits well

Q: 6. Will this adapter work with Mamiya 6 lenses?

A: Unfortunately FotodioX Pro Fusion Smart Adapter for Mamiya 7 Rangefinder Lens to FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX Camera does not accept Mamiya 6 lenses.

Q: 7. Would this adapter be compatible for putting a Leitz M 0.8 lens onto a Canon C300 mk 3 EF mount?

A: Yes, FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Visoflex M Lens to Canon EF-Mount Camera will be compatible for putting a Leitz M 0.8 lens onto a Canon EOS C300 Mark III Digital Cinema Camera Body (EF Lens Mount).

Q: 8. Can this be used with an extension tube?

A: This product has not been tested along with extension tubes to our knowledge. Your results may vary.

Q: 9. Will this adaptor allow me to use my fd lenses on by Mark iv d5 camera?

A: Yes, the FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Canon FD Lens to Canon EF-Mount Camera would adapt any FD lens to Canon EOS 5D Mark IV DSLR Camera.

Q: 10. When used with a lens without manual aperture control, do you need to set the aperture beforehand and then attach it to this adapter?

A: Yes you will need to have a Canon camera nearby set the aperture on the camera with the lens on and then remove the lens from the camera before turning the camera off.