Beyond just attaching your Canon EF or EF-S-mount lens to your Sony E-mount mirrorless camera, the Fotodiox Pro TLT ROKR is a sophisticated lens adapter with integrated tilt and shift capabilities. Able to turn your lens into either a perspective control or a creative focusing optic, this adapter has +/- 10mm of shift, for correcting converging lines and adjusting composition, as well as 10° of tilt, for fine-tuning your focus position to either increase depth of field or achieve creative selective focus effects. A 360° rotating mechanism is incorporated into the adapter's design, as well, to permit applying the tilt and shift movements in any orientation required. When zeroed-out, the adapter functions as a simple, manual adapter that maintains infinity focus while requiring manual aperture control, and it features a durable all-metal construction with chrome-plated brass mounts.

Canon EF or EF-S Lens to Sony E Camera    +/- 10mm of Shift, 10° of Tilt    360° Mount Rotation    Chrome-Plated Brass Mounts

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I got this FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon F Lens to Canon EF-Mount Camera. However, my Canon EOS80D camera doesn't work with Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm lens. my camera kept freezing and could focus either. Did i get the wrong adapter? HELP! thank you!

A: If youre trying to use auto focus it is not going to work. The adapter allows the camera to use the lens but it doesnt allow for any automatic control. Hope this helps!

Q: 2. Will this work with a Nikkon Nikkor F Mount D Type Lens? "That adapter aperture-ring can also be used alternatingly with a non-G type, Nikon F-mount lens's own aperture-control ring." can you explain this as well?

A: You are able to control the aperture ring on non-G type, Nikon F-mount lenses that don't have an aperture control ring.

Q: 3. Please do you guys know if this will allow me to change the aperture manually on Black magic 6k. Getting conflicting information that it won't. They say it will only work on Nikon lenses that have aperture ring control on the lens?

A: This particular adapter will require the use of a Nikon F mount lens that has a built in aperture ring.

Q: 4. Will this work properly with infinity focus with the mirrorless Eos R?

A: Yes.

Q: 5. I was in your store where the clerk told me this adapter should work (Sigma A Type to EOS M50ii /Mark 2) Directed to Used dept. the clerk attached my lens to a Sony Camera. Yet he checked through the adapters and told me he didnt beleive the lens could be adapted for my Camera ?! Before i even think of ordering this id like to be assured it works ! 2 persons had told me this lens could be adapted and 1 wasnt from B&H ! THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY !!!

A: FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Sony A Lens to Canon EF-Mount Camera is for DSLR cameras like the Canon 90D. It won't fit the Canon M50ii as that camera is mirrorless, unless you are also adding a second adapter. You may want to get this Novoflex that is for Sony A lens to Canon M camera. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/914383-REG/novoflex_eosm_min_af_adapter_for_sony_a_minolta.html

Q: 6. Is the focus fixed only at infinity or at infinity as well?

A: The FotodioX Pro Lens Mount Adapter for Nikon F-Mount Lens to Canon EF-M Mount Camera will allow the lens full focus range, including infinity.

Q: 7. So, does this change the focal length or not?What does 1.4x focus correction mean?

A: There would be a focal length multiplier of 1.6x if the adapter is used with a Canon DSLR with an APS-C sensor. The 1.4x correction lens allows the FD lens to focus to infinity, which would not be possible with the use of the correction lens.

Q: 8. Will this allow me to easily connect a Helios 44-2 lens to my Canon 5DIV? I fully understand that focus etc. will be manual. Thanks.

A: yes, it will work.

Q: 9. I have a Sony A mount lense and I want it to fit into my Canon Rebel T7 EOS. Will this work?

A: Yes this will work to mount a Sony A mount lens on A Canon EOS Rebel T7.

Q: 10. Will this adapter work on the Z6 with the Canon 17mm Tilt+Shift lens?

A: It would work but you would not be able to change the aperture on the lens.