Make the most of your existing collection of Canon FD-mount lenses with this Canon FD Lens to FUJIFILM X-Mount Camera Lens Adapter from Vello. This durable adapter will allow you these lenses to be mounted to a FUJIFILM X-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 FUJIFILM X Body    Achieves Infinity Focus    Matte Black Interior    Zinc Alloy Construction

Enables the use of Canon FD-mount lenses on FUJIFILM X 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 adapter work with Canon FL lenses?

A: OK, a little research on the internet yielded this Wikipedia link about the FL mount:{search for Canon FL mount and look at the Wikipedia link - B&H wont allow the posting of links directly}According to that FL lenses can be used on FD mounts, although it is not clear what is different about them.If that is true then the adapter may work.

Q: 2. Will this work on the Sony FS7?

A: This adapter will work, but is manual only and does not have any electrical contacts.

Q: 3. The shutter does not trip with the FD lens and adapter. The R6 MKII is in manual with mechanical shutter selected What is wrong?

A: The R6 MK II will work with this adapter, however you need to go into the camera's settings and enable it first. Otherwise the camera's shutter will not go off. Go into your menu by pressing the menu button. Then scroll over to the Custom menu (The far right orange colored tab ) and go over to page 4. You will see "Release shutter w/o lens". It's disabled by default. Once you enable it, you should be good to go.

Q: 4. Do I need an adapter for each of the old fd lenses ?

A: You would only need one unless you just wanted to outfit each lens with the adapter.

Q: 5. Does it work if I put this adapter on a nikon mount speedbooster?

A: No

Q: 6. Will this adapter successfully work with a Sony A7iii so that I can use my glass from a Canon AE-1 with the old Breach-lock FD lenses? Just curious before I buy this Vello brand. My Altson Canon EF to Sony FE adapter works great on my Sony A7iii. I'm hoping this Vello adapter will do the same for my AE-1 glass. Thank you, in advance

A: Yes, it will work with a FD breach lock or standard bayonet.

Q: 7. what would the magnification of this be when used on a dx sensor?

A: The Vello adapter adds a 1.4x magnification to the lens. And all lenses are about 1.5x longer when used on a DX sensor. So if you use a Nikon 50mm lens on your camera, it would look more like a 75mm. If you adapt a Canon 50mm Fd lens, it would be 75 times 1.4 which equals 105mm.

Q: 8. Will this adapter fit a Canon Rebel T7? I only see up to T5.

A: This would fit a Canon T7 as well.

Q: 9. What does "Focusing to infinity is retained." mean? Can I focus on subjects near me with this adapter?

A: With some adapters from other manufacturers or from other systems, occasionally the physics involved in making the lens suitable for use can prevents lens from focusing at infinity (aka the furthest point possible). With this one, there will be no limitations for focusing at minimum or at infinity. :)

Q: 10. I have a manual Macro lens. Will I be able to focus correctly at both infinity and macro ranges?

A: Yes, it should focus at all ranges.