Fotodiox TLT ROKR Tilt/Shift Lens Mount Adapter for Bronica SQ Mount Lenses to Nikon F Mount SLR Camera Body

Experience the unparalleled versatility and precision of the TLT ROKR Tilt/Shift Lens Mount Adapter, designed for Bronica SQ Mount Lenses to Nikon F Mount SLR Camera Bodies. This innovative adapter offers a total shift of 20mm and a tilt of 10 degrees, enabling you to control distortion and experiment with unique creative effects.

The TLT ROKR adapter's shift functionality allows for a 10mm shift to the left and right, providing you with the ability to correct perspective and manage parallax issues. The 10-degree tilt feature enhances your compositional control, allowing you to separate objects within the same plane. This feature is ideal for highlighting key elements in your composition without the need to rearrange or rethink your setup.

In addition to tilt and shift, the TLT ROKR adapter boasts a built-in 360-degree rotating mechanism. This feature enables you to adjust tilt and shift in landscape orientation and rotate 90 degrees for portrait correction without any further adjustments.

Breathe new life into your vintage Bronica SQ Mount Lenses by mounting them onto Nikon F Mount SLR Camera Bodies using the TLT ROKR adapter. This adapter not only provides a secure fit but also adds the ability to tilt and shift, giving you even more control over your images.

Fotodiox, known for its vast selection of lens adapters, offers hundreds of ways to mount lenses onto your DSLR or SLR camera. Our TLT ROKR adapters are designed with precision tolerance, ensuring a solid, gap-free connection with no play or wiggle. The all-metal construction with chrome-plated brass mounts guarantees a secure and solid fit.

Please note that this is a manual adapter. Lens functions that rely on electronic communication with the camera body, such as autofocus, AE metering, and image stabilization, will be disrupted. Set your exposure manually or meter using your camera's Aperture Priority (stop-down) mode. If your lens does not have a manual aperture control ring, it will stop down to its smallest f/stop by default.