K&F Concept Adapter for Leica M39 Mount Lens to Sony NEX E Mount Camera

• Precise Engineering: Machined precisely from anodized aluminum, K&F adapters ensure a secure and precise fit between your lens and camera, preventing any play, gap, or wiggle.
• Durable Construction: Made of high-grade aluminum alloy, K&F adapters are durable and built to last, withstanding the rigors of professional photography.
• Wide Compatibility: This adapter allows you to mount Leica M39 mount lenses onto Sony NEX E mount cameras, expanding your lens options and unlocking creative possibilities.
• Preserves Infinity Focus: Our adapter preserves infinity focus, ensuring that you can capture sharp images at all distances.
• Maintains Aperture Control: The adapter fully supports aperture control, enabling you to adjust the aperture of your Leica lens directly from your Sony camera.
• Easy Installation: With a simple and intuitive design, the K&F adapter is easy to install and remove, allowing for quick lens changes during a shoot.
  
  Additional Features: Unlike other adapters, K&F adapters are designed with specific camera models in mind, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal performance. Our adapters also feature a smooth, non-reflective matte black finish to minimize reflections and maximize image quality. Benefits:
  • Capture stunning images with Leica lenses on your Sony NEX E mount camera.
  • Expand your creative options by utilizing a wider range of lenses.
  • Enjoy precise and secure lens mounting, ensuring sharp and blur-free images.
  • Benefit from durable construction that withstands the demands of professional photography.
  • Experience easy installation and hassle-free lens changes.
  
  Detailed Specifications:
  • Material: Anodized Aluminum
  • Compatibility: Leica M39 Mount Lenses to Sony NEX E Mount Cameras
  • Dimensions: Please refer to the manufacturer's website for specific dimensions
  • Weight: Please refer to the manufacturer's website for specific weight
  
  External Links for Additional Information:
  • B&H Photo
  • Ken Rockwell's Blog