Beyond just attaching your Mamiya M645-mount lens to your Sony E-mount mirrorless camera, the Fotodiox Pro TLT ROKR is a sophisticated lens adapter with integrated tilt and shift capabilities. Able to turn your lens into either a perspective control or a creative focusing optic, this adapter has +/- 10mm of shift, for correcting converging lines and adjusting composition, as well as 10° of tilt, for fine-tuning your focus position to either increase depth of field or achieve creative selective focus effects. A 360° rotating mechanism is incorporated into the adapter's design, as well, to permit applying the tilt and shift movements in any orientation required. When zeroed-out, the adapter functions as a simple, manual adapter that maintains infinity focus while requiring manual aperture control, and it features a durable all-metal construction with chrome-plated brass mounts.
- Mamiya M645 Lens to Sony E Camera
- +/- 10mm of Shift, 10° of Tilt
- 360° Mount Rotation
- Chrome-Plated Brass Mounts
FotodioX TLTROKR-M645-SNYE Overview
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FotodioX TLTROKR-M645-SNYE Reviews
Nice Product
The adapter looks stylish, sturdy and high quality and fits perfectly on both my Sony A7II camera and the my Mamiya Sekor C 55mm f2.8 N lens. But the tilt button is problematic: it's too tiny and worse, it can't fix the adjusted angle of the lens, it bends down due to gravity and therefore it can't be used shift function on correct focus position. To eliminate this problem, I have to use the adapter by rotating 180 degrees (in this case, of course, the aperture indicators of the lens are out of my sight). I think the manufacturer can apply the design of the adapter's lens connector rotated 180 degrees to fix this problem. And as a better solution a kind of gear mechanism can be used instead of the fixing button for tilt function.
Night the tight fit advertised
I sent the first copy of this adapter back because the Mamiya 645 side of the adapter gave a loose fit. The second copy was better in this regard, but still had about 1 mm of play. I kept the second copy because this is the only tilt/shift adapter that Im aware of for mounting Mamiya 645 lenses to my A7RII camera.