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FotodioX Pentax K Pro Lens Adapter for Leica M-Mount Cameras

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FotodioX Pentax K Pro Lens Adapter for Leica M-Mount Cameras
Key Features
  • Brass with Stainless-Steel Finish
  • Focuses to Infinity
  • Leaf Spring System
The FotodioX Pentax K Pro Lens Adapter for Leica M-Mount Cameras is a high quality adapter that allows you to mount a Pentax K mount lens to a Leica M-mount camera body. It features an aluminum-alloy construction with a hard anodized finish as well as the ability to focus to infinity.
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Does the focus mechanism work with the leica rangefinder with this adapter?Thanks
Asked by: Jeff M.
All lens mechanisms will be manual when using this adapter.
Answered by: Heather S.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Description mentions iris control on the adapter, but there is no such lever or control from the photos. Can you confirm if it is possible?
Asked by: Thaison D.
I can confirm, this adapter has no iris or aperture control i.e. will work OK with lenses that have aperture ring (K/M/A/F/FA series) but not with others (FA J, DA, DA L). The information listed in B&H Photo Video is incorrect (I also confirmed with the manufacturer). Having said that, the adapter is still good value and solid (I'm keeping mine, even though I can't use it with my DA lenses)
Answered by: Fernando
Date published: 2019-02-14

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Can this adapter fit Film Rangefinder camera of VM mount
Asked by: VIDYADHARAN K.
This adapter works well with Leica M 240 camera because the digital display can be used to frame and focus the image. Although film type M cameras have the same flange focal distance as the M 240 and will work just as well with this adpter, but you will have to guess the object distance and the framing. The distance is easy enough to guess (using a small aperture helps) but for framing you may want to imrovise a flash shoe viewfinder. Good luck.
Answered by: MIKE T.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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