Overview

If you want to use your existing PL mount lenses on a camera with a Sony E-mount, you need an adapter. The Metabones MB_PL-E-BT1 PL to E-Mount Adapter with Internal Flocking mounts onto your camera's lens port and allows you to use PL mount lenses with your camera. Although this is not a permanent conversion, the adapter features a removable support foot to take the strain off of your camera's mount.

SKU: GC47-MB-117

Metabones PL to E-Mount adapter (Black Matt) - With Tripod Foot (MB_PL-E-BT1)

If you want to use your existing PL mount lenses on a camera with a Sony E-mount, you need an adapter. The Metabones MB_PL-E-BT1 PL to E-Mount Adapter with Internal Flocking mounts onto your camera's lens port and allows you to use PL mount lenses with your camera. Although this is not a permanent conversion, the adapter features a removable support foot to take the strain off of your camera's mount.

The adapter features internal flocking to reduce internal reflections, Chromium-plated brass front and rear contact surfaces for corrosion resistance. The hard front and rear contact surfaces serve to maintain the adapter's tight tolerances over time, ensuring the correct flange focal distance. This is a mechanical adapter that does not pass any electronic lens control or metadata.

  • The support foot is detachable from the mount by removing two Allen key screws. The foot itself is Arca-Swiss compatible, and it incorporates a 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole for optional supports.
  • Maintains correct flange depth between lens and image plane.
  • Infinity remains unchanged, so the lens does not need to be recollimated or shimmed.
  • Brass construction protects lens mount, and a chromium satin finish makes the adapter corrosion and wear resistant.

Compatibility

The adapter has been tested with the following cameras:

a9 II, a9

a7R IV, a7R III, a7R II, a7R

a7S III, a7S II, a7S

a7c

a7 IV, a7 III, a7 II, a7

ILCE-1 Alpha 1

ILME-FX3

PXW-FX9, PXW-FX6

PXW-FS7m2, PXW-FS7

PXW-FS5m2, PXW-FS5

NEX-FS700

NEX-FS100

NEX-EA50

NEX-VG900

NEX-VG30, NEX-VG20, NEX-VG10

NEX-7

NEX-6

NEX-5R, NEX-5N, NEX-5

NEX-C3, NEX-3

NEX-a6600, a6500, a6400, a6300, a6000

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Key Features

  • Adapts E-Mount Camera to PL Mount Lens
  • Internal Flocking
  • Removable Support Foot
  • Chromium-Plated Brass Contact Surfaces
  • Compatible with PL Mounted Prime Lenses
  • Mechanical Adapter for Manual Lenses

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Product Overview

If you want to use your existing PL mount lenses on a camera with a Sony E-mount, you need an adapter. The Metabones MB_PL-E-BT1 PL to E-Mount Adapter with Internal Flocking mounts onto your camera's lens port and allows you to use PL mount lenses with your camera. Although this is not a permanent conversion, the adapter features a removable support foot to take the strain off of your camera's mount.

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