K&F Concept MD Minolta MD MC Rokkor Lens to Fujifilm FX Mount Camera Adapter,MD to FX Lens Adapter for Fuji X-Pro1 X-Pro2 X-E1 X-E2 X-M1 X-A1 X-A2 X-A3 X-A10

This worked to connect my old Nikon lenses to my Fujifilm x-t30. The aperture ring on this is locked in with the lens with no problem. Feels like a good metal construction. I'm sure there's a reason to get a more expensive one - but I don't see it.

Finally the right adapter for my camera. I bought a Voitglander 58mm lens to use with my Fujifilm XT-2 with the need of a adapter for the fully manual Nikon F mount of the lens itself. I looked at various adapters and their prices and the K&F adapter seem to have good reviews so this is the product I chose to purchase. The first K&F adapter I got happen to also have a aperture ring built into the adapter which was not only a redundancy bye it prevented me from using one or the other so this turned out to be a bust. But finally I found this one, the one I should of bought in the first place. It works perfectly and fits great. And I couldn’t be happier with the quality of the materials that were used for this adapter. For a mere $27 you can’t beat it. I was wondering if with this adapter if I could use it like a extension ring for macro shots. But it seems that the minimum distance is about 2 feet so that’s OK. At this initial rating of this review I really don’t see any downsides of this purchase other than a minor looseness between the camera and the amount, however this is my first manual lens and adapter so I can’t really to weather this might be normal. Overall I am very happy with this product and I highly recommend it.Pros: build quality, price, ease to mount.Cons: though this adapter fits very tightly on both camera and lens there seems to be a slight flex to everything put together.

I'm migrating from Canon to Fuji, but I want to use two favorite lenses on my Fuji (85mm 1.8 and 135mm L). Before paying a lot of money for a Fringer Pro adapter, I wanted to check the bokeh and image quality. I bought this inexpensive adapter to use for the test.The adapter arrived quickly. It was wrapped in foam and came in a plastic box. Unlike another reviewer's experience, mine was clean as a whistle and didn't need cleaning before use. The adapter is well made and functions perfectly. The camera side flange is nice and smooth. The lens side flange is a little snug, but I checked the back of the lens and there were no scratches or other marks from using the adapter. The lens release tab is robust and it was easy to remove the lens.If your needs are modest, this is an excellent choice. You have to focus your Canon lens manually and you'll be shooting wide open. I plan to use the 85mm and 135mm for portraits and I usually shoot them wide open anyway. I'll probably end up buying the Fringer down the road.Of course, it is best to use Fuji lenses, which are excellent. In the meantime, this allows you to enjoy your Canon lenses on your Fuji-X body.

Nicely made metal adapter, good looking and practical…now I can use my old Pentax 50mm with any Fuji camera. Gave it a non rating for AF as this just a manual lens and adapter

Item arrived pretty fast and is of better build quality than i imagined. Works well will my Fujifilm XT20 and have tried two Canon EFS lenses. Fits tight and snug. During first use found the threading was little too tight and had to do it slowly for fear of damaging the camera mount. But once there was play it was ok. Fairly straightforward so no manuals required. I am overall very happy with purchase but reduce one star due to lack precision milling of the mount that caused initial tightness that you wont find in OEM camera or lenses

I purchased the K&F Concept IV Pro EF to FX lens mount adapter to use on the Laowa 25mm 2.5-5X Ultra Macro lens. The lens is not available with a native Fuji X mount. Since I also have a Canon EF mount camera, with an EF to X mount adapter, the Laowa could do double duty. The Laowa is completely manual. It has an aperture ring. Focusing is done by moving the lens back and forth.As one reviewer pointed out, the description of this lens is really mess up. This adapter provides no aperture control. Most Canon brand EF lenses use electrical coupling with the camera body to control the aperture. This adapter does not provide the needed coupling. A much more expensive active adapter like the Finger EF-X adapter is required.For my purposes, attaching the Laowa 25mm to my Fuji XT-5, this adapter is what I was looking for. K&F appears to offer three "grades" (or versions) of EF-X adapters. This Concept IV Pro appears to be the top of the line. As of this writing, the difference between version I, the Concept, and Concept IV Pro is $12. The difference between version II, the Concept Pro, and the in Concept IV Pro is $8. I fell the Concept IV Pro features are worth the relatively small difference.I found K&F Concept IV Pro very well made. It is a little lighter than earlier versions and the low reflection mat finish in the interior is much better than many adapters I've seen. It fits very snugly on the lens. No movement at all. One the camera side, I could see the very very slightest rotation, so small I was hesitant to mention it. The IV Pro design blends so well with Loawa, it looks like it was made for the lens.I'm very happy with the K&F Concept IV Pro. It's a nice piece of kit. For an application similar to mine, I can highly recommend it.

This K&F adapter is solidly built but too tight a fit on several Minolta MD lenses.