The Canon EF to Sony FZ T CINE Smart Adapter from Metabones allows a Canon EF or EF-S mount lens to be mounted onto a Sony FZ-mount camera, including the F5, and F55. It features precision-machined, chromium-plated brass mounting surfaces on both the lens and camera sides. The adapter is designed to support electronic communication between the camera and lens, allowing image stabilization as well as camera-controlled aperture functions. It also features an assignable function button. If an attached lens is also capable of generating EXIF metadata, the adapter passes that information for the camera to record in its metadata stream.
The adapter features a locking EF mount, providing a sturdy, wiggle-free, solid attachment of the lens to your camera. Just forward of the locking ring is a large cine-style geared iris control ring, which allows you to control the iris of your lens manually if you wish. In addition to the communication to allow your lens to work with an FZ mount camera, the adapter also allows the lens information to be displayed in the camera's viewfinder. The adapter uses the camera to power the lens, and does not require an additional power source. Internal flocking reduces the chance of internal reflections, which can degrade your image.
- Canon EF or EF-S Lens to Sony FZ Body
- Chromium-Plated Brass Mounting Surfaces
- For Canon and Third Party EF/EF-S Lenses
- Enables Lens Aperture and Stabilization
Metabones MB_EF-FZ-BT1 Overview
Metabones MB_EF-FZ-BT1 Specs
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Metabones MB_EF-FZ-BT1 Reviews
Mostly good
This adapter works great for most EF lenses, however, the Canon 18-80mm servo zoom doesn't fit properly. After you lock the lens in, the lens still moves which means it will detach from the adapter if you rotate it enough. This can be remedied by using a screw in lens support adapter but if the lens moves just a little (which it will) the electronics from the lens with loose contact with the adapter. It's very frustrating. However, it has worked flawlessly with my Canon EF still lenses. Lastly, it's not the easiest adapter to line up the red dot on the adapter and the red dot on the EF lenses so you may have to fiddle with it a little for the contacts to line up. Overall, a useful adapter unless you're using the Canon 18-80mm T4.4 lens.
Works well, a little heavy.
Works great. I used the Optitek FZ - EF mount before this. This model is heavier and extends from camera body a little more than Optitek. Love the iris wheel. Pins on lens and adapter have to match up to power lens which doesn't always happen. Works well with Canon L series 16-35, 24-70, 70-200 and 50mm lenses.
