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Wooden Camera MFT to PL Mount Pro (1/4-20 Support Foot)

The MFT to PL Mount Pro from Wooden Camera is a swimmable Micro Four Thirds lens mount adapter that enables you to mount cine-style PL mount lenses onto MFT cameras. The seven shims in the included set can be stacked to achieve the necessary thickness. The flange focus is a factory set; the shims are only required if you discover your camera is out of calibration.

SKU: GC49-54.233500

Wooden Camera MFT to PL Mount Pro (1/4-20 Support Foot)

Wooden Camera MFT to PL Mount Pro (1/4-20 Support Foot)

The MFT to PL Mount Pro from Wooden Camera is a swimmable Micro Four Thirds lens mount adapter that enables you to mount cine-style PL mount lenses onto MFT cameras. The seven shims in the included set can be stacked to achieve the necessary thickness. The flange focus is a factory set; the shims are only required if you discover your camera is out of calibration.

The adapter can be shimmed by loosening the six socket cap screws around the collar area, separating the two sections, and adding colour-coded shims of various thicknesses. The back focus can be checked using a collimator or a wide lens focused on infinity. The mount features a removable foot for direct attachment to a tripod or other support, eliminating strain on the camera. A PL port cap is also included to prevent dust from entering the camera's sensor area when a lens is not attached.

Features:

Removable 1/4"-20–threaded foot for attaching to a tripod plate or other support

Set of seven stackable shims included for adjusting the back focus

The flange focus is factory set; the shims are only needed if your camera is out of calibration

A PL mount port cap is included; it can be used to prevent dust from entering the camera when there isn't a lens mounted

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Wooden Camera MFT to PL Mount Pro (1/4-20 Support Foot)

The MFT to PL Mount Pro from Wooden Camera is a swimmable Micro Four Thirds lens mount adapter that enables you to mount cine-style PL mount lenses onto MFT cameras. The seven shims in the included set can be stacked to achieve the necessary thickness. The flange focus is a factory set; the shims are only required if you discover your camera is out of calibration.

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