PK-L

Manual lens adapter ring PK-L

【Manual Focus】 No electronic contacts. Don't support auto focus or aperture control. With the manual adapter, aperture of your lens will be defaulted the maximum.
【Lens Mount】 Compatible with Pentax K screw mount lens.
【Camera Mount】 Designed for L mount cameras, include Leica SL SL2 T TL TL2 CL cameras; Panasonic Lumix S1 S1R S1H cameras; Sigma FP cameras, etc.
【First Use】 Enable the setting of your camera as "release shutter without lens" when first use with a manual adapter, otherwise the camera will not recognize your lens and cannot take pictures.
【Pre-purchase Verification】 Please ensure your lens mount and camera mount before purchase in case of unnecessary returning. We are here for help if you have any question about adapters.

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L mount is developed jointly by Leica, Panasonic and Sigma, for full-frame mirrorless cameras.
L mount cameras including: Leica SL SL2 T TL TL2 CL cameras; Panasonic Lumix S1 S1R S1H cameras; Sigma FP cameras, etc.
L mount is not simply equivalent to Leica camera (Leica M, Leica R, Leica L are different mounts), please confirm your camera mount before purchase, or ask us for help.


Function: Manual adapter without electronic contacts, no auto-focus or aperture control. Connect Pentax K lens to L mount mirrorless camera. Support focus to infinity manually.	Aperture: Aperture cannot be adjusted with manual adapter, and will be defaulted to the largest. Aperture can only be adjusted when your lens has a manual aperture control ring itself. Use a zoom lens with manual adapter, set the aperture to what you want before connecting to the adapter and camera.	"Doesn't work" Problem: If you find the camera cannot shoot with the adapter, set your camera as "release shutter without lens" to enable when using the adapter for the first time, otherwise the camera will fail to recognize the lens and the shutter may not be released.	Note: L mount cameras are full-frame mirrorless cameras. Adapting APS-frame lens to full-frame camera may generate vignetting, which is not the problem of the adapter. Some cameras could correct it by adjusting to APSC.