Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G User Manual

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Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G Adapter Specification

The Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G is a precision-engineered accessory designed to bridge the compatibility between Fujifilm's GFX Series medium format digital cameras and Hasselblad H mount lenses. Constructed to maintain the integrity of the imaging quality, this adapter supports electronic communication between the camera and lens, enabling accurate aperture control and metadata recording. The build features high-grade materials to ensure durability and precision alignment, preserving the optical performance expected from both Fujifilm and Hasselblad lenses.

The adapter incorporates a built-in shutter unit with a shutter speed range from 1/8,000 to 1 second, accommodating lenses without a shutter mechanism. It is optimized for lenses with a focal length of 100mm or longer to minimize vignetting and maintain sharpness across the image plane. With a maximum aperture supported up to f/4, the adapter ensures consistent exposure and depth of field control.

While autofocus is not supported, the adapter facilitates manual focusing with focus peaking and magnification features available in the GFX camera's menu, enhancing precision in critical focus applications. The adapter is also weather-sealed, aligning with the robust weather-resistant design of the GFX camera bodies, making it suitable for challenging shooting environments.

Overall, the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G expands the creative possibilities for photographers by providing seamless integration between two iconic systems, allowing for the utilization of a vast array of professional-grade lenses in Fujifilm’s medium format ecosystem.

Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G Adapter F.A.Q.

How do I attach the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G to my camera body?

To attach the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G, align the red dots on the adapter and the camera mount, then gently rotate the adapter clockwise until it clicks into place.

Can I use autofocus with the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G?

Autofocus is not supported when using the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G. You will need to focus manually using the focus ring on the lens.

How do I ensure proper lens compatibility with the adapter?

The Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G is compatible with Hasselblad HC lenses. Ensure that you are using lenses from this series for proper compatibility.

What should I do if the adapter does not fit properly?

If the adapter does not fit, ensure that both the adapter and camera mount are clean and free of debris. Recheck alignment and retry. If issues persist, consult with Fujifilm support.

How can I update the firmware for the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G?

Firmware updates for the adapter are not user-upgradable. If an update is required, contact Fujifilm service centers for assistance.

Is there a way to adjust aperture settings when using the adapter?

Yes, aperture settings can be controlled from the camera body when using the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G. Ensure the lens is set to the "A" position for automatic aperture control.

What precautions should I take when detaching the adapter?

To detach the adapter, press the lens release button on the camera, then rotate the adapter counterclockwise. Handle with care to avoid damaging the contacts.

How do I clean the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G?

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the adapter. Avoid using solvents or wet cleaners, as they can damage the adapter's electronic contacts.

Can I use third-party lenses with the Fujifilm H MOUNT ADAPTER G?

The adapter is specifically designed for Hasselblad HC lenses. Using third-party lenses may result in improper fitting or functionality.

What should I do if there is a communication error between the lens and the camera?

Ensure that the adapter is firmly attached and that the contacts are clean. If the error persists, try resetting the camera or consult the user manual for troubleshooting steps.