EF Mount Adaptable PL lenses

Tried searching to see if anyone has covered this topic, but the search ignores "pl" and i don't feel like looking through over a thousand search results and after not seeing anything in the first 10 pages or so I called it good.

My question: What PL lenses can be adapted to fit the EF mount with just a simple adapter?
Like this:
http://www.adorama.com/CZPLEOS.html
or this:
http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/arri-pl-lens-mount-to-canon-eos-camera-mount-fotodiox-pro-lens-mount-adapter.html

Figured why not start a list.
updated MAy 16th 2013

Angenieux 7-81 mm T 2.4 HR
Angenieux 24-290 mm T 2.8
Angenieux 17-102 mm T 2.9
Angenieux 20-120 mm
Angenieux Optimo 15-40 mm T 2.6
Angenieux Optimo 16-40mm
Angenieux Optimo 17-80 mm T 2.2
Angenieux Optimo 19.5-94mm
Angenieux Optimo 24-290 mm
Angenieux Optimo 28-70 mm
Angenieux Optimo 28-340mm
Angenieux Optimo 45-120mm
Canon 300 mm T 2.8
Canon 400 mm T 2.8
Canon 800 mm T 5.6
Canon Century 200 mm T 2
Canon Century Optics S2000 150-600mm
Cooke 18-100 mm T 3
Duclos 11-16 mm
Nikkor 200 mm T 2
Nikkor 300 mm T 2
Nikkor 800 mm T 5.6
Nikkor Micro 200 mm T 4
Ruby 14-24mm T2.8
Zeiss CP.2 series of lenses

Pics would be great.
Planing on testing a bunch of PL's that my work uses for our Alexa, as soon as I get my camera (should be in a couple weeks)

It all depends on the length the lens protrudes beyond its mount.

Most PL lenses are to long. On the BMCC you don't have to worry about a mirror but you still have the issue of the hole narrowing and so lenses with longer back ends won't work.

Based on what a Polish adaptor maker has published these PL should work (they claim their adaptor has been tested on these):

Angenieux Optimo 19.5-94mm
Angenieux Optimo 28-340mm
Angenieux Optimo 45-120mm
Ruby 14-24mm T2.8
Duclos 11-16 mm
Angenieux Optimo 15-40 mm T 2.6
Angenieux Optimo 17-80 mm T 2.2
Angenieux Optimo 28-70 mm
Angenieux Optimo 24-290 mm
Angenieux 24-290 mm T 2.8
Angenieux 17-102 mm T 2.9
Angenieux 7-81 mm T 2.4 HR
Angenieux 20-120 mm
Canon 300 mm T 2.8
Canon 400 mm T 2.8
Canon 800 mm T 5.6
Canon Century 200 mm T 2
Cooke 18-100 mm T 3
Nikkor 200 mm T 2
Nikkor 300 mm T 2
Nikkor 800 mm T 5.6
Nikkor Micro 200 mm T 4
Canon Century Optics S2000 150-600mm

Thank you Adam, list has been updated

Is that list for both of those adapters?

It all depends on the length the lens protrudes beyond its mount.

Most PL lenses are to long. On the BMCC you don't have to worry about a mirror but you still have the issue of the hole narrowing and so lenses with longer back ends won't work.

Based on what a Polish adaptor maker has published these PL should work (they claim their adaptor has been tested on these):

Angenieux Optimo 19.5-94mm
Angenieux Optimo 28-340mm
Angenieux Optimo 45-120mm
Ruby 14-24mm T2.8
Duclos 11-16 mm
Angenieux Optimo 15-40 mm T 2.6
Angenieux Optimo 17-80 mm T 2.2
Angenieux Optimo 28-70 mm
Angenieux Optimo 24-290 mm
Angenieux 24-290 mm T 2.8
Angenieux 17-102 mm T 2.9
Angenieux 7-81 mm T 2.4 HR
Angenieux 20-120 mm
Canon 300 mm T 2.8
Canon 400 mm T 2.8
Canon 800 mm T 5.6
Canon Century 200 mm T 2
Cooke 18-100 mm T 3
Nikkor 200 mm T 2
Nikkor 300 mm T 2
Nikkor 800 mm T 5.6
Nikkor Micro 200 mm T 4
Canon Century Optics S2000 150-600mm

what about arri ultra primes and master primes?

btw what about cooke s4 lenses too?

I have one of these and it does work. It has to be a short flange PL mount.

Zeiss CP.2 family has an interchangeable back so you can have any mount adapter you like, including EF.

Optimo 16-40 on a Panavision adapter, I got from Rodney Charters (one of the few they didn't melt).

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Thanks for the insight Frank, and to the OP. With the MFT delay, I figure I'd just hop on the original EF mount since they're off the shelf in some places in the US now, but given some of these issues, I guess I should wait for the MFT version again.