Can I make this work with my camera?

Pick the lens mount and the camera mount. We'll tell you whether they fit natively, with an adapter, with catches, or not at all, and show adapters for sale at Canadian dealers.

How this works

Every mount puts the lens a set distance from the film or sensor (the flange distance). An adapter is a spacer that makes up the difference, so it only works when the lens mount's distance is longer than the camera's. That's why most older SLR lenses adapt to mirrorless cameras, but mirrorless lenses can't go on SLRs. Autofocus and electronic aperture control need an adapter with electronics.

Mount numbers we use (32 mounts)
MountFlangeThroatType
Bronica GS85 mm—slr
Bronica SQ85 mm—slr
Canon EF44 mm54 mmslr
Canon EF-M18 mm47 mmmirrorless
Canon FD42 mm—slr
Canon RF20 mm54 mmmirrorless
Contax N48 mm—slr
Contax/Yashica45.5 mm—slr
Four Thirds38.67 mm—slr
Fujifilm G26.7 mm65 mmmirrorless
Fujifilm X17.7 mm44 mmmirrorless
Hasselblad H61.63 mm—slr
Hasselblad V74.9 mm—slr
Hasselblad XCD18.14 mm—mirrorless
Hasselblad XPan34.27 mm—rangefinder
Konica AR40.5 mm—slr
L-Mount20 mm51.6 mmmirrorless
Leica M27.8 mm—rangefinder
Leica R47 mm—slr
M4245.46 mm—slr
Mamiya 64563.3 mm—slr
Mamiya 759 mm—rangefinder
Mamiya RB/RZ105 mm—slr
Micro Four Thirds19.25 mm38 mmmirrorless
Minolta MD43.5 mm—slr
Nikon F46.5 mm44 mmslr
Nikon Z16 mm55 mmmirrorless
Olympus OM46 mm—slr
Pentax 64570.87 mm—slr
Pentax K45.46 mm—slr
Sony A44.5 mm—slr
Sony E18 mm46.1 mmmirrorless

Sources: flange focal distance table and each mount's own article for throat diameter. Checked 2026-10-19.

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