Yeah, you'll need our Nikon G to Nikon Z adapter. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-nkz-p Unfortunately we don't offer a Nikon G to Nikon Z TLT ROKR at this time.
I am wondering about getting the EF Mount version of the Laowa 20mm shift lens, then adapting it to Sony FE via this adapter. That should work, right? Then I’d get tilt as well and maybe also shift in four directions?
@@FotodioxInc thanks for the reply! I am also curious about it this would introduce more points for the lens to flop around. I assume the knobs on the adapter lockdown tight?
@@maxnagel6252 Okay, well you could do that with a Nikon F or a Canon EF mount tilt shift lens and our Nikon F or a Canon EF to Sony E TLT ROKR adapters. We haven't tested this ourselves, so I can't say for sure how well it would work. Both of those adapters are out of stock, but we should be getting some more in soon.
We do make a Nikon F to Nikon Z TLT ROKR adapter, but you can't use it with the ftz adapter, so you'd have to adjust the lens's aperture and focus manually. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-nkz-tr
I'm assuming the lens is also a Nikon F mount? Unfortunately you can't put this adapter between a native mount lens and a native mount camera, it only works for adapting non-native lenses that have longer focal flange distances than the camera mount you're adapting it to. This is why we currently only support medium format lenses with our Nikon F mount TLT ROKR adapters.
@@bogdanpopescu8406 Depends on the lens. Some full frame lenses have a big enough image circle that you can do some tilt and shift work without vignette. But yes, for full tilt shift on a full fame lens, you will need a medium format lens.
I only got the shift, im still confused with the tilt. the tilt is only to increase or change focal range? (change area that is in focus like mainly for product photography?) and all I mainly need is the shift feature for buildings?
Yes, the tilt actually tilts the focal plane of the lens. This is helpful for selective focusing or for getting a building entirely in focus that is rising away from the camera out of focus. You can use it for very subtle focus corrections or go crazy with it and get that modern tilt-shift selective focus look.
Hi Jamie, light leaks may indicate that the adapter has a warranty issue. Please contact our tech support team here: fotodioxpro.com/pages/contact-us Make sure to include some images showing the light leak issue. They should be able to help you solve the problem or get you a replacement adapter.
Is it possible to make a tilt shift adapter with electrical connections for EF lenses to work with E mount? AF would be nice but a bigger deal would be for controlling the aperture of most EF lenses.
No. Because you need electronic communication pins to remain connected between the lens and camera, and how could you keep them connected with 360 degree rotation, shifting and tilting? Even Canon EF tilt-shift lenses don't have auto focus for this reason.
@@FotodioxInc It would be possible if you limit the rotation to less than 360 degrees. That limitation would be acceptable if it allows electronic communication, specially in this digital age where communication between lens and camera is quite common. The problem with Canon and Nikon is that their tech was developed during the years of film when electronic communication wasn't as important to photographers. If you create this niche, where photographers could adapt their EF lenses to tilt-shift on mirrorless cameras while maintaining electronic connection, I think it would sell well.
Unfortunately we can't make a Nikon to Nikon version because when you put extra space between a native lens and a native camera, the native lens loses infinity focus and becomes a macro focus only lens.
For the adapters, I'm thinking of wanting to use medium format lens on my fuji. Are there any real difference between like mamiya 645 or pentax 6x7 lenses?
The big difference would be optical quality depending on each lens and its design and price point, but if they're similarly priced and designed lenses, there'd be no real difference in adapting them to a smaller sensor.
@@FotodioxInc so let me get this straight. Adapting these lenses to full frame 35mm will still be the same focal length. When adapted to crop, the factor is still the same like 1.5 or something. Medium format 23mm or something will still be like 35ish.
Can you recommend a lens for a Canon EOS R100! Want to shoot architecture and some people as well, so one or two lenses that work well with your adapter would be awesome!
Excellent video! But I have a problem: I have a Nikon DSLR camera and F mount lenses for that camera. And I can't get the TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift adapter for that camera / lens combo. It is only available for cameras of a certain mount and lenses with different mounts. I'm right? Thanks.
Yes, because you need extra space between the lens and camera for the tilt shift mechanism, you can only adapt non-native lenses with longer focal flange distances, so a Nikon to Nikon TLT ROKR would never work. We do offer four TLT ROKR adapters for Nikon F mount cameras, they just require medium format lenses. Here's the link to them: fotodioxpro.com/collections/lens-mount-adapters/camera-mount_nikon-f+adapter-type_tilt-shift-adapters
Sfortunatamente al momento non produciamo un adattatore Nikon da F a Nikon Z TLT ROKR. Offriamo solo una versione standard: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-nkz-p
I wonder which adapter would be best choise for Sony a6400? Does this adapter affeckt on apetature or focal lenght of the lens you use with the adapter? I would appreciate good image quality and wide lens around 24mm (so 24mm wont be multiplied with crop sensor)
Hi Gratnak, unfortunately our TLT ROKR tilt-shift adapters only work for non-native lenses, mostly from DSLR and medium format cameras. We don't make a TLT ROKR that goes between a Sony E-mount lens and camera because the minute you put space between a native lens and native camera, the lens loses the ability to focus to infinity and becomes a macro focus only lens.
@@FotodioxInc well, it really doesn't matter are the lenses native or not. Just trying to find a working combo for my a6400. If I buy the adapter and lets say other manufacturer compatible lens, does the lenses focal lenght change due the adapter or is the adapter developed that lenses work "naturally" within their own specs?
@@gratnak8618 Oh no, the focal length will stay the same. The adapter is only creating the extra space needed for the non-native adapted lens to focus to infinity. So if you used a Nikon 24mm lens on our Nikon to Sony TLT ROKR adapter, it would have the same focal length as a Sony E 24mm lens mounted directly to your Sony camera.
Hi! Very interesting explanation. I was wondering if I’ll still get a vignette if I want to adapt a full frame designed lens or any vintage lens on an APS-C sensor such as a Fuji X camera?
I have sony a6600 and a7iv bodies. Would an adapter give better results using a Canon Fd 24mm lens or a Mamiya M45 35mm? I'm thinking in terms of using the full shift range and getting closer to the subject. Any thoughts?
The FD 24mm will vignette on your full frame Sony, so I'd recommend going with the Mamiya so you'll get zero vignetting on both cameras. The Mamiya 645 35mm lens will have the same focal length equivalent on your a7iv as a sony 35mm lens will.
Do you happen to have one for Pentax K to sony EF? I would love to use my pentax lenses and avoid geting into the rabbithole of yet another mount. Gotta keep that LBA in check you know!
We don't offer a PK Sony E TLT ROKR, but you could buy our Canon EF to Sony E TLT ROKR and our Pentax K to Canon EF adapter and double adapt the Pentax K lens to the TLT ROKR. Here are the two links: Canon EF to Sony E TLT ROKR: fotodioxpro.com/products/ef-sne-tr PK to Canon EF: fotodioxpro.com/collections/lens-mount-adapters/products/pk-ef Unfortunately we're currently sold out of the EF to E TLT ROKR, but we should be getting more in soon.
@@FotodioxInc I'm afraid of that EF rabbit hole but i might give it a shot... ~300€ tho well give me half a dozen new lenses so it should still be worth it :)
@@FotodioxInc well I don't like the fact that this thing cost ~300€ here compared to 180$... ( guess they import them one by one xD ) but i would be willing to bite that bullet. One question tho: If i us Pentax FF lenses and do the tilt and the shift will the immage cover the whole sensor area? I would still get one but I do not want false expectations to ruin the fun.
You'll get best results that way, but in this video we're actually using a full frame lens on a full frame body and getting decent results, so it's possible, you just will get slight vignetting if you shift too far.
It's very, very popular unfortunately. We have a hard time keeping up with the demand. You can sign up on this product page to be notified when we get more in: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-sne-tr
With this adapter for the gfx, can you rotate it 180 degrees so you can tilt up? You demo it tilting down, but I need to know if you can rotate it enough to tilt up. You mentioned it will rotate 360, but only show til down, left and right. Also, how many degrees of shift is there to each side? Thank you.
Hey I really liked your product May I know how to use AF lens with tilt shift adaptor? How do I control aperture for Nikon or Sigma art lens like 35mmf1.4 ,50mmf1.2 ,24mmf1.4 ect? I want to know is it works perfectly without manual aperture ring lens(Nikon 50mm)?
This adapter only works with Nikon lenses that have manual focus and at least a manual aperture lever on the back of them. Any Nikon lenses that are focus by wire and/or aperture adjust by wire only will not work on this adapter.
Is there going to be a mamiya 645 to l mount tilt shift adapter? That sounds to be the perfect solution, since those lenses have a much bigger image circle so you can shift it around, but still are relatively small, fast, and inexpensive for a medium format lens system. And since there are already other mount options, it should be doable for l mount right?
We don't currently offer one, but there are more L-mount adapters coming in the future, so we may have one to offer soon. Keep an eye on this channel for new product announcements.
Hi, I was just wondering: the version of the adapter with just shift (no tilt), is it possible to rotate this adapter 90 degrees and shift the lens up and down? I look forward to hearing from you
You just gave me an idea. Tilt Extension tubes. Why not make a Sony E to Sony E tilt adapter. You lose infinity focus, but gain near focus. Basically you would have a tilt extension tube for tilting the focus plane in macro photography getting more of the 🌼 in focus.
Hi Armin, we currently don't offer an L-mount version, but I think we have one in the works. Keep an eye out on our social media pages for future announcements!
@@FotodioxInc cool, I see you have now an adapter for L mount, yet only for Nikon G lenses, which do not have aperture ring. How to manage aperture then?
@@ArminHirmer The Nikon to L-mount TLT ROKR actually has an aperture control ring built into the adapter that manually adjusts and adapted Nikon lens's aperture. It just won't work with Nikon lenses that are focus by wire only.
You can even adapt a Nikon F tilt-shift lens with this tilt-shift adapter and super tilt and super shift the lens. You obviously will have really bad image quality, the more you tilt or shift, but could be fun to try. Maybe.
Unfortunately that wouldn't work because you can't put extra space between a native lens and a native camera without losing infinity focus and only being able to focus macro. This is why we can only make tilt-shift adapters for non-native lenses that have longer focal flange distances so there's space for an adapter.
Yes, we offer a couple. Here's a standard Nikon to Sony E adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-snye Here's the auto focus version: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-snye-fusion-mrkii And here's the tilt-shift version: fotodioxpro.com/products/tltrokr-nikg-snye
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Can you recommend me a set up to use my nikon lenses on my Z7II. I called b&H. They have no clue. Thanx
Yeah, you'll need our Nikon G to Nikon Z adapter. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-nkz-p
Unfortunately we don't offer a Nikon G to Nikon Z TLT ROKR at this time.
I am wondering about getting the EF Mount version of the Laowa 20mm shift lens, then adapting it to Sony FE via this adapter. That should work, right? Then I’d get tilt as well and maybe also shift in four directions?
Yes, that should work! Just know that depending on that lens's image circle, you might get some vignetting when tilting all the way.
@@FotodioxInc thanks for the reply! I am also curious about it this would introduce more points for the lens to flop around. I assume the knobs on the adapter lockdown tight?
@@EvanWisheropp Yes, you can lock everything down
Greetings 🙏
Is there any adaptor (by any chance) for adapting Sony E mount lenses to Fujifilm X mount camera??? I don't need infinity focus...
Unfortunately we don't offer an adapter like that, and I'm unaware of anyone who does.
If I stacked two of these and then added a lens with a large enough image circle would I get all 4 movements as would be in a technical camera?
You could get 4 movements, but the problem would be that the lens wouldn't be able to focus to infinity and the lens would be a macro only lens.
@@FotodioxInc Thank you for the response! What if I added 1 of these to the back of a tilt shift lens?
@@maxnagel6252 Depends on the mount and if we have a coresponding TLT ROKR that can adapt it to the camera. What camera are you wanting to adapt to?
@@FotodioxInc To a Sony A7iii (I am open to any TS Lens 35-70)
@@maxnagel6252 Okay, well you could do that with a Nikon F or a Canon EF mount tilt shift lens and our Nikon F or a Canon EF to Sony E TLT ROKR adapters. We haven't tested this ourselves, so I can't say for sure how well it would work. Both of those adapters are out of stock, but we should be getting some more in soon.
Can I get one to mount Nikon lens to Nikon Z5 with ftz adapter on ?
We do make a Nikon F to Nikon Z TLT ROKR adapter, but you can't use it with the ftz adapter, so you'd have to adjust the lens's aperture and focus manually. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-nkz-tr
Does any model offer independent tilt shift rotation a la newer Canon ts-e’s?
Not currently.
Can my Laowa 15 mm f4 use this TLT ROKR adaptor on my Nikon D4s?
I'm assuming the lens is also a Nikon F mount? Unfortunately you can't put this adapter between a native mount lens and a native mount camera, it only works for adapting non-native lenses that have longer focal flange distances than the camera mount you're adapting it to. This is why we currently only support medium format lenses with our Nikon F mount TLT ROKR adapters.
In this case 20mm + TS adapter what's the effective focal lenght ?
It's still 20mm.
@@FotodioxInc Yes, always 20mm but... you have to use a lens that has a LARGER image circle (like for a medium format)
@@bogdanpopescu8406 Depends on the lens. Some full frame lenses have a big enough image circle that you can do some tilt and shift work without vignette. But yes, for full tilt shift on a full fame lens, you will need a medium format lens.
I just got my adapter. I think I have just one question. The blue ring. It rotates a little with like 6 dots on it. What is that for?
That's to adjust the aperture of your adapted lens.
@@FotodioxInc Oh, you mean if my lens doesn't have an aperture ring?
@@cdreyes81 Yes. If your lens does have an aperture ring, you can use either ring to adjust.
I only got the shift, im still confused with the tilt. the tilt is only to increase or change focal range? (change area that is in focus like mainly for product photography?) and all I mainly need is the shift feature for buildings?
Yes, the tilt actually tilts the focal plane of the lens. This is helpful for selective focusing or for getting a building entirely in focus that is rising away from the camera out of focus. You can use it for very subtle focus corrections or go crazy with it and get that modern tilt-shift selective focus look.
Does this come in a Nikon f/g mount to Fuji x mount? Thanks
Yes, here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-fx-tr
Do you have one for Canon RF mount?
Yes. Here are the TLT ROKR adapters we currently offer for the Canon RF mount: fotodioxpro.com/search?type=product&q=Canon+rf+tlt+rokr
i purchased this adaptor & am having issues with light leaks, any ideas on how to solve this?
Hi Jamie, light leaks may indicate that the adapter has a warranty issue. Please contact our tech support team here: fotodioxpro.com/pages/contact-us
Make sure to include some images showing the light leak issue. They should be able to help you solve the problem or get you a replacement adapter.
Is it possible to make a tilt shift adapter with electrical connections for EF lenses to work with E mount? AF would be nice but a bigger deal would be for controlling the aperture of most EF lenses.
No. Because you need electronic communication pins to remain connected between the lens and camera, and how could you keep them connected with 360 degree rotation, shifting and tilting? Even Canon EF tilt-shift lenses don't have auto focus for this reason.
@@FotodioxInc It would be possible if you limit the rotation to less than 360 degrees. That limitation would be acceptable if it allows electronic communication, specially in this digital age where communication between lens and camera is quite common. The problem with Canon and Nikon is that their tech was developed during the years of film when electronic communication wasn't as important to photographers. If you create this niche, where photographers could adapt their EF lenses to tilt-shift on mirrorless cameras while maintaining electronic connection, I think it would sell well.
Are these adapters only used for off brand lenses? I need Nikon F to F only. I just want tilt shift 😢
Unfortunately we can't make a Nikon to Nikon version because when you put extra space between a native lens and a native camera, the native lens loses infinity focus and becomes a macro focus only lens.
Hey, just wanted to say that you are doing a great job!
PS: please make one for L mount cameras to use with Canon lenses :-)
Thanks! and thanks for the suggestion. We're definitely working on TLT ROKR adapters for L-mount, don't have a release date yet though.
In the product description on Amazon it says: works with Sony E-Mount lenses..
Could you send us the link to the specific adapter? It doesn't work with e-mount lenses, so it might be a typo.
Hi! I'm looking tlt rokh adapter for my Gfx body mounted with Nikon lens!!!
Unfortunately we don't offer an adapter like that at this time, we just offer a standard Nikon to GFX adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-gfx-p
Do you make one Z mount to Nikon F mount? I have 2 Z6s. Just started real estate photography. All of my lenses are F mount.
Unfortunately not at this time, though we want to have one to offer soon.
For the adapters, I'm thinking of wanting to use medium format lens on my fuji. Are there any real difference between like mamiya 645 or pentax 6x7 lenses?
The big difference would be optical quality depending on each lens and its design and price point, but if they're similarly priced and designed lenses, there'd be no real difference in adapting them to a smaller sensor.
@@FotodioxInc so let me get this straight. Adapting these lenses to full frame 35mm will still be the same focal length. When adapted to crop, the factor is still the same like 1.5 or something. Medium format 23mm or something will still be like 35ish.
@@cdreyes81 Yes, that's correct
@@FotodioxInc excellent. Thank you
What focal length do you recommend for the lens?
It depends on what you want, but wider lenses tend to need more perspective distortion control than longer lenses.
@FotodioxInc Thank you.
Can you recommend a lens for a Canon EOS R100! Want to shoot architecture and some people as well, so one or two lenses that work well with your adapter would be awesome!
Excellent video!
But I have a problem:
I have a Nikon DSLR camera and F mount lenses for that camera.
And I can't get the TLT ROKR Tilt-Shift adapter for that camera / lens combo.
It is only available for cameras of a certain mount and lenses with different mounts.
I'm right?
Thanks.
Yes, because you need extra space between the lens and camera for the tilt shift mechanism, you can only adapt non-native lenses with longer focal flange distances, so a Nikon to Nikon TLT ROKR would never work. We do offer four TLT ROKR adapters for Nikon F mount cameras, they just require medium format lenses. Here's the link to them: fotodioxpro.com/collections/lens-mount-adapters/camera-mount_nikon-f+adapter-type_tilt-shift-adapters
@@FotodioxInc Your explanation is very clear. Thank you very very much.
Mi perdoni, esiste un attacco z, per lens f nikkor?
Sfortunatamente al momento non produciamo un adattatore Nikon da F a Nikon Z TLT ROKR. Offriamo solo una versione standard: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-nkz-p
Is it preferable to use wide angle lenses?
Depends on what you want. Wider lenses tend to need more perspective distortion correction, so you will see a more noticeable difference with them.
Thanks, I've ordered the Minolta to Sony Tilt-Shift adapter (hard to get). From what I understand, it will work best on APS-C...
I wonder which adapter would be best choise for Sony a6400? Does this adapter affeckt on apetature or focal lenght of the lens you use with the adapter? I would appreciate good image quality and wide lens around 24mm (so 24mm wont be multiplied with crop sensor)
Hi Gratnak, unfortunately our TLT ROKR tilt-shift adapters only work for non-native lenses, mostly from DSLR and medium format cameras. We don't make a TLT ROKR that goes between a Sony E-mount lens and camera because the minute you put space between a native lens and native camera, the lens loses the ability to focus to infinity and becomes a macro focus only lens.
@@FotodioxInc well, it really doesn't matter are the lenses native or not. Just trying to find a working combo for my a6400. If I buy the adapter and lets say other manufacturer compatible lens, does the lenses focal lenght change due the adapter or is the adapter developed that lenses work "naturally" within their own specs?
@@gratnak8618 Oh no, the focal length will stay the same. The adapter is only creating the extra space needed for the non-native adapted lens to focus to infinity. So if you used a Nikon 24mm lens on our Nikon to Sony TLT ROKR adapter, it would have the same focal length as a Sony E 24mm lens mounted directly to your Sony camera.
Can you use this adaptor as a regular adapter or does it only need to be bought out when you want to do tilt/shift photography
Yes, you can set it to its neutral position and use it like a normal lens adapter too.
Hi! Very interesting explanation. I was wondering if I’ll still get a vignette if I want to adapt a full frame designed lens or any vintage lens on an APS-C sensor such as a Fuji X camera?
With a full frame lens on an aps-c camera, you won't get any vignetting.
@@FotodioxInc great ! Thanks for your response 👍
0:01 what happened to this lens?
It's old and a bit worn out. Still works though :)
Thanks for the explanation about native lens. I should have known that! *duh*
You'd be surprised how few photographers and filmmakers know about it. It's our number one question here at Fotodiox.
I have sony a6600 and a7iv bodies. Would an adapter give better results using a Canon Fd 24mm lens or a Mamiya M45 35mm? I'm thinking in terms of using the full shift range and getting closer to the subject. Any thoughts?
The FD 24mm will vignette on your full frame Sony, so I'd recommend going with the Mamiya so you'll get zero vignetting on both cameras. The Mamiya 645 35mm lens will have the same focal length equivalent on your a7iv as a sony 35mm lens will.
Do you happen to have one for Pentax K to sony EF? I would love to use my pentax lenses and avoid geting into the rabbithole of yet another mount. Gotta keep that LBA in check you know!
We don't offer a PK Sony E TLT ROKR, but you could buy our Canon EF to Sony E TLT ROKR and our Pentax K to Canon EF adapter and double adapt the Pentax K lens to the TLT ROKR. Here are the two links:
Canon EF to Sony E TLT ROKR: fotodioxpro.com/products/ef-sne-tr
PK to Canon EF: fotodioxpro.com/collections/lens-mount-adapters/products/pk-ef
Unfortunately we're currently sold out of the EF to E TLT ROKR, but we should be getting more in soon.
@@FotodioxInc I'm afraid of that EF rabbit hole but i might give it a shot... ~300€ tho well give me half a dozen new lenses so it should still be worth it :)
@@FotodioxInc well I don't like the fact that this thing cost ~300€ here compared to 180$... ( guess they import them one by one xD ) but i would be willing to bite that bullet. One question tho: If i us Pentax FF lenses and do the tilt and the shift will the immage cover the whole sensor area? I would still get one but I do not want false expectations to ruin the fun.
@@FotodioxInc Do you have any shop in europe? coz its 300€ for an 180$ item here lol guess i gotta bite the bullet ^^
Does it have to be a full-frame lens on an aps-c body?
You'll get best results that way, but in this video we're actually using a full frame lens on a full frame body and getting decent results, so it's possible, you just will get slight vignetting if you shift too far.
Greetings from India...
Where in india can I buy this adapter (canon EF lens to Fuji x mount) ???
Hi Kiran, unfortunately we don't currently have any dealers in india, but we do ship worldwide.
@@FotodioxInc so u have any proposal for dealership for India? I wish to apply for the same....
@@rawalkiran1 For dealership information, contact us here: fotodioxpro.com/pages/contact-us
Just select "wholesale" as the inquiry type.
Any plans for L mount adapters? MF glass on a Panasonic S1R would be stunning.
We're looking into it, may have something to announce later this year.
that Nikon to Sony E T/S adapter is never in stock ☹
It's very, very popular unfortunately. We have a hard time keeping up with the demand. You can sign up on this product page to be notified when we get more in: fotodioxpro.com/products/nkg-sne-tr
With this adapter for the gfx, can you rotate it 180 degrees so you can tilt up?
You demo it tilting down, but I need to know if you can rotate it enough to tilt up.
You mentioned it will rotate 360, but only show til down, left and right.
Also, how many degrees of shift is there to each side?
Thank you.
Yes, you can rotate it and tilt it any direction, including up. It has 10 degrees of tilt and 20mm total shift, so 10mm on either side.
Hey
I really liked your product
May I know how to use AF lens with tilt shift adaptor?
How do I control aperture for Nikon or Sigma art lens like 35mmf1.4 ,50mmf1.2 ,24mmf1.4 ect?
I want to know is it works perfectly without manual aperture ring lens(Nikon 50mm)?
This adapter only works with Nikon lenses that have manual focus and at least a manual aperture lever on the back of them. Any Nikon lenses that are focus by wire and/or aperture adjust by wire only will not work on this adapter.
Is there going to be a mamiya 645 to l mount tilt shift adapter? That sounds to be the perfect solution, since those lenses have a much bigger image circle so you can shift it around, but still are relatively small, fast, and inexpensive for a medium format lens system. And since there are already other mount options, it should be doable for l mount right?
We don't currently offer one, but there are more L-mount adapters coming in the future, so we may have one to offer soon. Keep an eye on this channel for new product announcements.
Is this adapter compatible with the Sony a7Riii? I have read the compatibility list and there´s no the a7Riii. Great video!
Yes, it is. We just need to update that list :)
Hi, I was just wondering: the version of the adapter with just shift (no tilt), is it possible to rotate this adapter 90 degrees and shift the lens up and down? I look forward to hearing from you
Yes, our shift-only adapters do also rotate 360 degrees
@@FotodioxInc thanx! So I can also do vertical shift to correct perspective in builidings etc.?
@@jelleverhoeks8326 Yes.
@@FotodioxInc thank you!
You just gave me an idea. Tilt Extension tubes. Why not make a Sony E to Sony E tilt adapter. You lose infinity focus, but gain near focus. Basically you would have a tilt extension tube for tilting the focus plane in macro photography getting more of the 🌼 in focus.
Not a bad idea, but it would be an incredibly niche product and hard to sell more than a couple units. Thanks for the suggestion though.
@@FotodioxInc Imagine tilting the plane of focus in a macro shot so more is in focus. I think this would actually be quite popular.
I would need one for Leica/Pana/Sigma L mount
Hi Armin, we currently don't offer an L-mount version, but I think we have one in the works. Keep an eye out on our social media pages for future announcements!
@@FotodioxInc cool, I see you have now an adapter for L mount, yet only for Nikon G lenses, which do not have aperture ring. How to manage aperture then?
@@ArminHirmer The Nikon to L-mount TLT ROKR actually has an aperture control ring built into the adapter that manually adjusts and adapted Nikon lens's aperture. It just won't work with Nikon lenses that are focus by wire only.
@@FotodioxInc thank you
You can even adapt a Nikon F tilt-shift lens with this tilt-shift adapter and super tilt and super shift the lens.
You obviously will have really bad image quality, the more you tilt or shift, but could be fun to try. Maybe.
It's possible, but you're right, it creates a lot of vignette
Very interesting. Was just thinking of something like this recently. I believe you have Nikon to MFT now in the Tilt Rocker? :)
Yes we do. Here's the link: fotodioxpro.com/products/tltrokr-nikg-mft
Superb
Thanks!
Omg that Nikkor in the intro is so dirty!
It's too bad you don't have an EF-RF version.
It's possibly in the works. We have more RF TLT ROKR adapters in development.
@@FotodioxInc Neat, is there anywhere I can sign up to find out when that specific, and only that product is available?
We don't have a signup for that, but if you keep an eye on our social media pages, you should see when we announce it.
Hi, Is there TLR ROKR adapters just to have tilt and shiftuse for Nikon F lens on Nikon F mount cameras? Thanks
Unfortunately that wouldn't work because you can't put extra space between a native lens and a native camera without losing infinity focus and only being able to focus macro. This is why we can only make tilt-shift adapters for non-native lenses that have longer focal flange distances so there's space for an adapter.
Any adapter to use a hood adapted Nikon 14x24mm 2.8 on an E full frame camera?
Yes, we offer a couple. Here's a standard Nikon to Sony E adapter: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-snye
Here's the auto focus version: fotodioxpro.com/products/nikg-snye-fusion-mrkii
And here's the tilt-shift version: fotodioxpro.com/products/tltrokr-nikg-snye