Very good quality. Robust and precise. Nikon 50mm on Black Magic Ursa with EF mount.

Perfect Yashica lens adapter for my Canon 1200D! I would recommend it to anyone who wants to use the old analog camera lenses on their SLR.

Gathering information on various websites, I see an article about the HasselBlad EOS adapter, which is not infinitely popular. I was worried until I bought it, but Infinity came out with no particular problems. However, there is no focus on the part of the lens marked "infinity mark" and infinity becomes visible around the first tick before the end of focus. I've tried about 4 of these and since they're all like this, that seems to be the spec of this product. *On the Hasselblad main unit, if you turn the focus ring to the end, infinity will come out. Despite being cheap, it's well made and seems stiff. I often see Hasselblad → EOS adapters costing over 10,000 yen, but considering the value for money, isn't this a very good buy?

Great product, it fully meets expectations. It feels solid and doesn't give the impression of a crappy object. Generally a good feeling. It adapts perfectly to both the machine body and the lens to be adapted, with a satisfying "click". No empty rooms, no games. Very stable. Recommended!

What went in the trash was a P/K mount lens, so I bought it to use. This can be worn on the lens, not the camera body. It's not a camera that allows you to use a lens; she uses a lens with a camera. I was curious about the other reviews. There are always more lenses I want to use, so I think I'll buy more.

My stepfather gave me a Nikkor f1.2 50mm! To adapt it to my Canon 70D I had to get a ring... it's really nickel, I don't regret the purchase! No games and no snagging — it's easy to put on and take off! I recommend buying this item with your eyes closed.

After finding two lenses from my dad's old Yashica at home, I decided to buy this product because I was curious to try them on my digital machine. Packaging: The product comes in regular Amazon packaging and in the small box you see in the picture. There is also a small note with all the company's contacts. Product: The adapter looks good, has good strength and looks well made. Very easy installation. I only had one small problem: after attaching it to the Yashica 50mm f1.9, I could later unscrew it to try it with the second lens, a 50mm wide-angle lens. Mounted on the latter, I could no longer disconnect it (forcing me to buy another adapter). Not bad, in the end it is much more practical to have an adapter for each lens, but maybe move on to other cheaper and equally valid products. Overall I felt good, the adapter still fits perfectly with the lens on my camera (Canon 1000D) and I've never experienced any strange movement or noise. The device does not recognize the opening of the frame and you have to focus manually. Finally I had a good time with this product, good price and excellent quality. Recommend to anyone looking for something that works without spending a fortune: at the end 20€ for a practically new lens they are more than good!

Used to adapt some vintage lenses including Carl Zeiss lenses to Canon EOS DSLRs. The model I chose includes only a mechanical adjustment and no electronic one, it works well and I have used it with satisfaction. After 7 years it still works perfectly, made with solid materials and the right tolerances.

YouTube video gave me the idea that I might still be able to use my good old (and "analogue") Contax Yashica lenses here and there. And with this adapter it actually works.

This adapter comes with its own storage sleeve and feels very premium. Turned it on to my Pentacon 2.8/29 and plugged it into my Canon. The lens is recognized and the camera's exposure sensor works perfectly. Turning off the lens also worked without any problems.