Overview

This T CINE Adapter from Metabones allows a Hasselblad V-mount lens to be used on a FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX camera. When an image is taken with the T CINE Adapter, a matte black internal coating minimizes the potential for reflections within the adapter barrel, which could otherwise result in unwanted glare within the image.

SKU: GC47-MB-176

Metabones Hasselblad V to Fuji G mount T Adapter (GFX) - With Tripod Foot (MB_HV-FG-BT1)

This T CINE Adapter from Metabones allows a Hasselblad V-mount lens to be used on a FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX camera. When an image is taken with the T CINE Adapter, a matte black internal coating minimizes the potential for reflections within the adapter barrel, which could otherwise result in unwanted glare within the image.

The T CINE Adapter is constructed from aluminum alloy for durability while minimizing weight. Its mounting rings are made with brass to further prevent wear-and-tear, and to help reduce stress on the camera mount when placed on a tripod, the adapter includes a removable tripod collar with a detachable Arca-type compatible tripod foot.

This T CINE Adapter does not support electronic communication between an attached camera and lens. While any Hasselblad V-mount lens can be connected to a FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX camera with this adapter, it does not enable the use of leaf shutters. Instead, Hasselblad V-mount lenses that feature leaf shutters can be utilized along with a FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX camera's focal-plane shutter.

  • Allows a Hasselblad V-mount lens to be used on a FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX camera
  • Internal coating minimizes reflections within the adapter barrel
  • Aluminum-alloy components for weight reduction
  • Brass mounting rings further prevent wear-and-tear
  • Removable, rotatable tripod collar with detachable Arca-type tripod foot can be used to reduces stress on a connected camera's mount
  • Locking mechanism for secure attachment of lens

Compatibility

Metabones Hasselblad V to Fuji G mount T Adapter (GFX) - With Tripod Foot (MB_HV-FG-BT1)

Key Features

  • Hasselblad V Lens to G-Mount GFX Body
  • Adapter Interior Minimizes Reflections
  • Locking Mechanism to Secure Lens
  • Brass Mounting Rings
  • Removable, Rotatable Tripod Collar
  • Detachable, Arca-Type Tripod Foot

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This T CINE Adapter from Metabones allows a Hasselblad V-mount lens to be used on a FUJIFILM G-Mount GFX camera. When an image is taken with the T CINE Adapter, a matte black internal coating minimizes the potential for reflections within the adapter barrel, which could otherwise result in unwanted glare within the image.

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