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Fitting Canon Mount Lenses to Sony Z7
by Steve Correia on Jun 18, 2009 at 11:08:31 am

Hi everyone.

Does anybody know a way to attach Canon or Zeiss lenses for still cameras to a Sony Z7?

I'd also like to use the lenses close to what they were designed for on the Canon 5D MkII for example.

Many thanks
Steve

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Re: Fitting Canon Mount Lenses to Sony Z7
by Micah McDowell on Jun 18, 2009 at 2:39:44 pm

You're gonna need a 35mm lens "depth of field" converter between your lenses and the camera; just search for Dof converter in this forum and you'll find tons of information.

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Re: Fitting Canon Mount Lenses to Sony Z7
by Andrew Evans on Jun 18, 2009 at 9:30:55 pm

yeah and you can find diy ones on ebay for around $100. can't beat the price. you would need some rails because they are pretty long.

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Re: Fitting Canon Mount Lenses to Sony Z7
by Max Baker on Oct 5, 2009 at 5:03:26 pm

Steve, there are two 35mm lens adapters for this camera that I know of, one that Sony sells which will directly connect Sony 35mm lenses to the camera, and then there's a guy in the UK that sells an adapter for Nikon 35mm lenses. I have a Z7U, although I have not tried either of the 35mm lens adapters. The Z7U uses the three-prong bayonet lenses as stock. I am able to directly plug in my Fujinon lens from my JVC GY-HD100 without modification. Definitely gives you a lot of flexibility. Although the adapters are fairly expensive for just a little piece of metal. The Sony adapter runs for upwards of $600 if I remember correctly, and the Nikon adapter comes in around $400 based on the conversion rate of pounds sterling. Not sure if you're looking at Canon 35mm SLR lenses, or Canon video camera lenses. Either way, I hope this sheds more light.

Max

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