Adapt Mamiya 645 Lenses to Your Canon EOS R with Tilt-Shift Tech - Mamiya 645 to Canon RF Adapter

[@allthereis6839]

Tilt/shift! Yes, that sounds better than just tilt!

[@hasselbladexpert]

This is a great creativity tool to across lenses platforms, thank you for doing in sharing this Fotodiox ❤❤

[@FotodioxInc]

Glad you like it!

[@garrygeorge2811]

I have this adaptor and many other of your adapters. Two things I would say are that the shift functionality is very stiff and the tripod foot very flexible. On the subject of the tripod foot, unlike what you said, I would say you need the tripod foot for doing shift panos, ie you want the lens to not move. Overall, for the price, a great product, but, as I say, the shift function is very stiff, at least on my copy.

[@FotodioxInc]

That's true, for pano shots the tripod foot is useful. What model TLT ROKR do you have?

[@Kori]

Cool products! Is there any of your adapters that would accept RF lenses? As all my lens are RF and would be nice to be able to add tilt-shift capability to those, but I couldn't really find adapter as such. Maybe I was just looking wrongly or possibly you guys got something coming up in future?

[@FotodioxInc]

No, because when you put extra space between a native lens and native camera you lose infinity focus and the lens becomes a macro focus only lens. This is why we can't make Canon RF to Canon RF TLT ROKRs. We can only make TLT ROKR adapters that adapt non-native lenses with longer focal flange distances than the cameras we're adapting them to. Hope that makes sense, let me know if you have any other questions.

[@Kori]

@@FotodioxInc aah, thank you very much for explaining, that does make much sense now. So for similar reason the RF->EF are really challenging too as they need to be kept very thin right and technically only way would be adding extra glass element into the adapter itself, which I'm sure is very problematic method for tilt-shift kind of adapters..

[@FotodioxInc]

@@Kori Yeah, that's right. We can't really make a TLT ROKR adapter for a lens that also requires an optic to lengthen it's focal flange distance.