Overview

The Metabones Canon EF to X-mount T Cine (Black Matt) - With Tripod Foot (MB_EF-X-BT2) from Metabones allows a Canon EF or EF-S mount lens to be mounted onto a FUJIFILM X-Mount camera. It features precision-machined, chromium-plated mounting surfaces, and the adapter is designed to support electronic communication between the camera and lens. Aperture is set by the controls on the camera body, and optical image stabilisation is also supported. Phase-detection autofocus (PDAF) is supported and the adapter supports PDAF by translating pertinent metadata about the optics between the lens interfaces. In this way, broad support of the widest range of lenses is made possible. Additionally, 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.

SKU: GC47-MB-196

Metabones Canon EF to X-mount T Cine (Black Matt) - With Tripod Foot (MB_EF-X-BT2)

The Metabones Canon EF to X-mount T Cine (Black Matt) - With Tripod Foot (MB_EF-X-BT2) from Metabones allows a Canon EF or EF-S mount lens to be mounted onto a FUJIFILM X-Mount camera. It features precision-machined, chromium-plated mounting surfaces, and the adapter is designed to support electronic communication between the camera and lens. Aperture is set by the controls on the camera body, and optical image stabilisation is also supported. Phase-detection autofocus (PDAF) is supported and the adapter supports PDAF by translating pertinent metadata about the optics between the lens interfaces. In this way, broad support of the widest range of lenses is made possible. Additionally, 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 Metabones Canon EF to X-mount T Cine (Black Matt) - With Tripod Foot (MB_EF-X-BT2) features a positive-lock EF mount, providing a sturdy, wiggle-free, solid attachment of the lens to your camera, and internal flocking reduces the chance of internal reflections, which can degrade your image. A rubber gasket protects the X-mount connection from dust and moisture. For mounting, a detachable tripod foot is included, which is compatible with Arca-type ball heads, and the foot can also be connected to a quick release plate by a 1/4"-20 screw. The adapter uses the camera to power the lens and does not require an additional power source.

Features

  • Allows a Canon EF or EF-S mount lens to be mounted onto a FUJIFILM X-Mount camera

  • Aluminium alloy and brass construction with chromium plating

  • Supports electronic communication between the camera and lens

  • Lens aperture is set by the controls on the camera body

  • Supports phase-detection autofocus and optical image stabilisation

  • Supports parallax correction on the X-Pro series rangefinders

  • Transmits EXIF metadata from lens to camera

  • Positive-lock EF mount provides sturdy and solid attachment of lens to camera

  • Internal flocking reduces internal reflections

  • Rubber gasket to protect the X-mount connection from dust and moisture

  • Detachable tripod foot compatible with Arca-type ball heads

  • 1/4"-20 tripod connection

  • Uses camera to power the lens and does not require an additional power source

Key Features

  • Canon EF/EF-S Lens to FUJIFILM X-Mount

  • For Canon and Third Party EF/EF-S Lenses

  • Supports Phase-Detection Autofocus

  • Enables Lens Aperture and Stabilisation

  • Chromium-Plated Mounting Surfaces

  • Adapter Interior Minimises Reflections

  • Transmits EXIF Data

  • Power Supplied by Camera Body

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The Metabones Canon EF to X-mount T Cine (Black Matt) - With Tripod Foot (MB_EF-X-BT2) from Metabones allows a Canon EF or EF-S mount lens to be mounted onto a FUJIFILM X-Mount camera. It features precision-machined, chromium-plated mounting surfaces, and the adapter is designed to support electronic communication between the camera and lens. Aperture is set by the controls on the camera body, and optical image stabilisation is also supported. Phase-detection autofocus (PDAF) is supported and the adapter supports PDAF by translating pertinent metadata about the optics between the lens interfaces. In this way, broad support of the widest range of lenses is made possible. Additionally, 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.

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