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EF Lenses on MFT BMCC?

PostPosted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 12:21 pm
by Star Trak
Are there any adapters EF to MFT that lets you control aperture besides the RRM LiveLens and MTF Services one?

Re: EF Lenses on MFT BMCC?

PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 3:55 am
by rick.lang
Star Trak wrote:Are there any adapters EF to MFT that lets you control aperture besides the RRM LiveLens and MTF Services one?


Although we don't know when, Metabones Speed Booster for EF/MFT is expected shortly. It will provide an active mount. Of course, it will be more than just an adapter as you know.

Rick Lang
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Re: EF Lenses on MFT BMCC?

PostPosted: Wed Aug 28, 2013 6:29 am
by Star Trak
Hi Rick, how will an electronic adapter work with a BMCC's dumb m4/3 mount? I thought on electronic adapters like EF > NEX the adapter still has to talk too the body via the adapter? Unless the adapter is similar to something like the cumbersome RRM LiveLens or the MTF Services adapter (which both have big battery/controller attachments) I am not sure how the adapter will control the lens?

More likely than not the EF > M4/3 adapter will have electronic control for use on cameras like the GH3 and BMPCC but BMCC users still won't have aperture control.

Re: EF Lenses on MFT BMCC?

PostPosted: Thu Aug 29, 2013 12:55 am
by rick.lang
Star Trak wrote:Hi Rick, how will an electronic adapter work with a BMCC's dumb m4/3 mount? I thought on electronic adapters like EF > NEX the adapter still has to talk too the body via the adapter? Unless the adapter is similar to something like the cumbersome RRM LiveLens or the MTF Services adapter (which both have big battery/controller attachments) I am not sure how the adapter will control the lens?

More likely than not the EF > M4/3 adapter will have electronic control for use on cameras like the GH3 and BMPCC but BMCC users still won't have aperture control.


I can't believe I wrote that post! You are correct, my brain keeps thinking of the BMPCC with the active mount when the topic was BMCC MFT with the passive mount.

Or maybe I'm just a man ahead of the times and next year there will be an active mount BMCC MFT.

Rick Lang
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