Thanks! Here's the link if you're interested: fotodioxpro.com/products/gr-em10-mkiii-dlx

What mount does the camera have?

@@FotodioxInc I'll buy whatever mount that would make this work, any recommendations?

@@Thesyndicate11111 What mount does your Blackmagic Studio Camera have?

Yeah, agreed, that would be a good adapter. We don't make one at this time unfortunately, we just make a fully manual one: fotodioxpro.com/products/sna-mft

No, we don't offer anything like that. The only ENG products we sell are the B4 adapters and the battery and power cables.

Enjoy!

Yes. Here's the auto version: fotodioxpro.com/products/eos-mft-fusion?_pos=6&_sid=58031cfb4&_ss=r Note, this adapter does not work on Blackmagic cameras at this time due to software issues.

Thanks!

You just factor in the Micro 4/3 crop factor. So if the B4 lens starts at 9mm and ends at 150mm, you just multiply both by the Micro 4/3 2x crop. So on a Micro 4/3 camera a 9-150mm lens will be an 18mm to 300mm full frame equivalent.

Hi Angel, here's a list of compatible lenses: fotodiox.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/17000082823-ef-mft-fusion-compatibility-chart The Sigma 18-35 isn't listed but that doesn't necessarily mean it won't work, just that it may not have been tested.

@@FotodioxInc Will the EOS to MFT Throttle ND Adapter work on both the Blackmagic OG Pocket Cinema Camera and the 4K versions with MFT mounts? I understand some focal reducers have issues with these cameras, but I haven't had any issues using standard non glass adapters with these cameras for EOS mount glass. Thanks in advance for any clarifications offered; I've searched everywhere but no one has mentioned this yet.

@@FotodioxInc That link bumps to a login page on the support portal. I can't find the list.

@@KenKthulhu Here's the new link: www.fotodiox.info/blog/dt_articles/ef-mft-fusion-compatibility-chart/

Do you mean a Micro 4/3 lens to Fujifilm X-mount camera adapter? We don't currently offer one but it would be possible since the Micro 4/3 system has a deeper focal flange distance.

@@FotodioxInc so whats this? www.adorama.com/fdfujicamftp.html

That's to mount a retro Fujica X Lens on a Micro Four Thirds camera. Though it sounds awfully similar, Fujica X was a different lens mount system from the 70's and mid 80's: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fujica_X-mount

This adapter will also work with that lens: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-mft

You'd need a Canon EF to Micro 4/3 auto adapter. Unfortunately at this time our Canon EF to Micro 4/3 auto adapter is not compatible with Blackmagic cameras, so I'd recommend looking at some of the other brands to see if one is.

Unfortunately not, because Sony E-mount has a shorter focal flange distance than Micro 4/3, so you wouldn't be able to focus to infinity.

Any new update for info for a possible adapter for a Sony e mount? even if its none electronic?

It depends on what camera mount the Vivitar lens has. Vivitar made lenses for various camera mounts.

You'll need this adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-mft

At this time we only offer Nikon to Sony E and Nikon to Nikon Z FUSION adapters, but we may have more in the future. We just don't have anything to announce at this time.

Hi Ann, do you want to use your Micro 4/3 lens, you'll need our Micro 4/3 Macro Tube here: fotodioxpro.com/products/macro-tube-auto-mft It looks like we're sold out, but you can sign up to be notified when we get more in stock.

You have to set the camera to shoot without lens, also I believe you have to turn off auto focus.

We do offer a Micro 4/3 to Sony E-mount adapter that would allow you to do that, but it only really works with Micro 4/3 lenses that can focus manually, since it has no electronic contacts or communication. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/mft-snye

if you mean Sony E-mount lenses, unfortunately that wouldn't be possible. This is because Sony E-mount has an 18.00 mm focal flange distance, while Micro 4/3 has a longer 19.25 mm focal flange distance. So even if we did make an adapter, the adapted E-mount lenses would not be able to focus to infinity and would only work as close-up focus lenses.

Unfortunately that wouldn't work, because if you put extra space between a native lens and a native camera without a corrective optic, the lens loses the ability to focus to infinity and becomes a macro focus only lens. This is why we can only make ND Throttle adapters for non-native lenses that have a longer focal flange distance than the camera we're adapting them to. The extra space we get with the extra focal flange distance gives us the space to put an adapter. I suppose we could make a Canon EF to Canon EF speedbooster/ND Throttle combo, but putting the VND filter directly next to the speedboosting optic could create some reflection issues.

Here's a video we made taking a look at all of our Sony E-mount adapters: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ebhkad2kl5uqm4U.html

Hi Rolf, unfortunately we don't currently offer an auto adapter for Nikon to Micro 4/3, but we do offer one for Sony E-mount so we may offer one down the road.

So, if I'm getting this right, I believe Mzuiko lenses are Micro 4/3 mount, right? If so, we don't make an adapter to go between a Micro 4/3 lens and a Micro 4/3 camera because you can't put extra space between a native lens and native camera and still focus to infinity. You'd be better off just getting screw-in filters to go on the front of those lenses.

Unfortunately that won't work because Sony E-mount lenses have a shorter focal flange distance than Micro 4/3 camera mounts have.

Unfortunately that's not possible because the Micro Four Thirds mount has a slightly longer focal flange distance that Sony E mount does, so even if we made an adapter it wouldn't be able to focus a Sony lens to infinity on an MFT camera.

@FotodioxInc thank you so finally. I can stop searching lol.

No, our adapters are not weather sealed.

We don't offer an adapter to mount a Micro 4/3 lens on a Canon DSLR. The problem is that Micro 4/3 has a much shorter focal flange distance than a Canon DSLR, so even if we did make an adapter, it wouldn't be able to focus to infinity and it would just be a macro lens.

That's a four thirds system, so you'll need our four thirds to micro four thirds lens adapter. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/collections/lens-mount-adapters/products/o43-mft Just a warning: this is a non-electronic adapter, so you won't be able to control the adapted four thirds lens apertures.

@@FotodioxInc So, it has limited functionality. Someone suggested the Olympus MMF-3 adapter which will give me all functions. Thank you for your reply, very much appreciate it. It is expensive but worth it compared to buying more lenses.

Here's the adapter you'll need: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-mft?_pos=1&_sid=1a22df63b&_ss=r

Yes! We actually do offer a lens adapter for mounting Sony A-mount lenses on Canon EOS camera! Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/collections/lens-mount-adapters/products/snya-eos-pro

Unfortunately you can't adapt Sony E-mount lenses to a Micro 4/3 mount camera because Sony E has a slightly shorter focal flange distance than Micro 4/3 does.

Yes, you'll need this adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/om-mft-p?_pos=1&_sid=23c09f6aa&_ss=r

Yes, we have a manual adapter. It's not electronic, so you'll have to adjust the aperture and focus of your Nikon lenses manually. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-mft?_pos=3&_sid=ecf3fa325&_ss=r

Yes, you should be able to mount that on your GX8 with our EF to MFT adapter. We offer a manual and auto versions. The auto versions should be able to control the aperture of this lens, but we haven't tested it. Manual: fotodioxpro.com/products/eos-mft?_pos=1&_sid=cf2c5f587&_ss=r Auto: fotodioxpro.com/products/eos-mft-fusion?_pos=6&_sid=cf2c5f587&_ss=r Auto with focal reducer: fotodioxpro.com/products/eos-mft-fusion-redux?_pos=21&_sid=cf2c5f587&_ss=r

Those are generic brand lenses that came in multiple mount versions, so I can't tell you for sure. You may want to reach out to our tech support team and send them some pictures of the backs of the lenses. They should be able to tell what they are and then tell you what adapter(s) you may need. Here's where to contact them: fotodiox.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new

The FUSION adapters, specifically the two Canon EF to MFT FUSION adapters. Those are our only MFT adapters that have autofocus.

Yes, we do have adapters for both cameras. Here's the adapter you'll need for your GH4: fotodioxpro.com/products/pkaf-mft?_pos=2&_sid=81123da08&_ss=r And here's the adapter you'll need for your Canon 50D: fotodioxpro.com/products/pk-eos?_pos=5&_sid=9bb9ec085&_ss=r Unfortunately, the PK to EOS adapter is out of stock currently.

We unfortunately don't offer a Micro 4/3 to E-mount adapter.

Unfortunately Sony E-mount lenses have a shorter focal flange distance than Micro 4/3 cameras, so it's not possible to adapt these two.

Unfortunately we don't offer an adapter like that currently.

Yes, all MFT mount cameras use the same mount and can use MFT lenses and lens adapters interchangeably.

We've currently only ever offered a Nikon to Sony E FUSION. It's possible that we'll offer a Nikon to Micro 4/3 FUSION adapter in the future, but I can't say for certain at this time.

Hi Andrew, L-mount lenses have a focal flange distance of 20.00 mm, while the Micro Four Thirds system has a focal flange distance of 19.25 mm. So if we did make an adapter, it would have to be less than a millimeter thick to focus the L-mount lenses to infinity. This is why we don't offer and L to Micro 4/3 adapter at this time. The engineering of it is just too tricky.

@@FotodioxInc Hi, thanks for the in depth explanation, I see the issue now! l visited your website last night and an now on a mission use other system lenses which I have collected over the including vintage few film vintage lenses that I forgot that had. You’re video has inspired me, thanks. 😊

@@Stone1108 You're welcome! Let us know if you have any other questions about adapting any of those lenses!

@@FotodioxInc will do, thank you.

We do offer manual Nikon to Micro 4/3 lens adapters, but we don't offer anything electronic at this time. Here's the link to the manual adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-mft?_pos=1&_sid=9639a303e&_ss=r

Did you find a solution?Having the exact same issue but with a Blackmagick 4k m4/3.

Yes, you'll need this adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/md-om43?_pos=1&_sid=36bd79cb7&_ss=r

Unfortunately not, since Sony FE lenses have a shorter focal flange distance than Micro 4/3 does.

Yes, we ship worldwide.

If I'm reading your question right, you're looking to adapt 4/3 mount Sigma lenses to a Micro 4/3 camera? I so, we do have an adapter for that. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/om43-mft

Unfortunately we don't offer a Canon XL to Canon EF adapter, because Canon XL mounting system was for a much smaller sensor and the focal flange distance was much shorter than Canon EF's focal flange distance.

We don't currently offer an adapter like that, because Micro 4/3 actually has a longer focal flange distance than Sony E, so if we made one it would not be able to focus any E-mount lens to infinity.

No, we just love supporting old lenses, and Minolta lenses are excellent.

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Hi Dave, unfortunately not, because you still have to factor in the Micro 4/3 camera's 2x crop. Without the .71 redux optic, a 50mm lens is a 100mm lens on a Micro 4/3 sensor's 2x crop, because the equation is simply 50 x 2, but with the Redux .71 optic the equation is 50 x .71 x 2, which is 71mm. So the Redux makes an adapted 50mm lens a 71mm full frame equivalent on a Micro 4/3 sensor camera.

@@FotodioxInc I see, I was thinking of a full frame & forgetting the 2x for the 4/3 sensor, i did not realise there were so many adaptors available & seeing this video has made me very curious

Unfortunately we can’t do that. We make an adapter to mount a manual MFT lens on a Sony E mount camera, but not the other way around.

@@FotodioxInc and what’s the name of link to purchase

@@jaybrolin fotodioxpro.com/products/mft-sne

Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/ef-mft-fsn-rdx