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Pentax K Lenses to Fuji GFX Lens Mount Adapter K&F Concept M17211 Lens Adapter
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- * Compatible with Pentax K series lenses
- * Compatible with Fuji GFX mount camera
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A great way to use old lenses on the GFX system
Need to shoot in 35mm mode otherwise there is a strong vignetting and, even so, there is some vignetting left – but I usually add vignetting so is not a big deal.
In 35mm mode you are still getting about 30Mb resolution images (6768*4512 pixels) that is even more than necessary to print up to A2 size – I don't need a native lens for great bokeh portraiture.
The image was created in 35mm mode with a SMC Pentax-M 1:4/50 at f1.4 – on the GFX this is equivalent as a 40mm f/1.11 lens
Also tried an SMC Pentax-M 2:8/28 – on the GFX this is equivalent as a 22mm f/2.21 lens a pretty wide angle.
Focus is manual only – anyways both lenses are manual only – and there is no electronics so no EXIF info, but I don't see this as a problem as will use the 50 only at f/1.4 and the 28 just to play with wide angles.
Now curious to see the effect with a 50/58mm f/1.2 lens...
In 35mm mode you are still getting about 30Mb resolution images (6768*4512 pixels) that is even more than necessary to print up to A2 size – I don't need a native lens for great bokeh portraiture.
The image was created in 35mm mode with a SMC Pentax-M 1:4/50 at f1.4 – on the GFX this is equivalent as a 40mm f/1.11 lens
Also tried an SMC Pentax-M 2:8/28 – on the GFX this is equivalent as a 22mm f/2.21 lens a pretty wide angle.
Focus is manual only – anyways both lenses are manual only – and there is no electronics so no EXIF info, but I don't see this as a problem as will use the 50 only at f/1.4 and the 28 just to play with wide angles.
Now curious to see the effect with a 50/58mm f/1.2 lens...
09/06/2023
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Specification
| Adapter | |
|---|---|
| Camera | GFX |
| Lens | PK |
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