Canon FD Bayonet Adapter [Lens] - Sony E-mount [body] K&F Concept II

The K&F Concept II brass and copper bayonet adapter allows Canon FD mount lenses to be used with Sony E-mount cameras (NEX-3, NEX-5, NEX-6, NEX-7, A7, A9, A3000, A5100, A6300, A6500, A7 II, A7S II and others).

A properly selected bayonet adapter will allow you to use lenses with a different type of mount than the one found in the camera. K&F Concept pays special attention to the quality and precision of its products. The brand II series of bayonet adapters offered by the brand is made of brass and copper - durable materials, resistant to mechanical damage and abrasion, as well as safe for delicate contacts both in the camera body and in the lens mount. The precision of workmanship translates into no backlash and leaks - the ring fits snugly and does not cause unwanted light flashes. An additional lock protects against accidental twisting or unplugging from the socket.

The FD mount was used in analog Canon cameras. Like the M42 series lenses, lenses with this bayonet require manual operation. In some systems, depending on the equipment used, it is also possible to use the Aperture Priority (A/Av) mode. The adapter allows you to focus to the full extent, even indefinitely.

Features

• Canon FD Bayonet Adapter – Sony NEX
• Compatible lenses - Canon FD mount
• Compatible cameras – Sony E-mount
• Safe and durable brass and copper construction
• Exact fit
• Infinity Sharpening

Use

Analogue lenses of the older generation are often characterized by almost inimitable optics and plasticity of the image. Even in the era of widespread digitization of equipment, many professionals still use lenses created during the triumph of 35 mm film cameras. This type of equipment also includes Canon lenses with an FD bayonet, used until 1987. From now on, Sony E-mount users can also use their capabilities. A precisely and solidly made adapter made of copper and brass will ensure not only safe, but also comfortable work. See for yourself what Canon had to offer before the era of digital "EOS"!