Used Fotodiox Pro 48mm Automatic Macro Extension Tube for Hasselblad XCD Mount Mirrorless Digital Cameras

2025-03-23T10:38:38

Fits perfectly on Canon macro lens. All metal construction. Solid.

CARLOS H.

2023-11-28T04:53:11

Works well for the macro that I do. Using with a 50mm canon rf lens

Matthew M.

2022-10-04T10:07:56

It's well built and works fine. It takes some practice to mount fluidly to body.

ERIC V.

2022-08-16T10:52:16

Excelent build quality. All metal tube and front/back plates. No slop when attached like you find in low end brands. I used this on an R5 with a 100mm Macro lens. As asdvertsied there was 100% conrol of shutter speed and f. No noticible lag in focus speed vs without the tube.

Ivan D.

2022-02-10T14:10:12

The Fotodiox extension tubes are just as good as the more expensive ones.

Michael R.

2021-12-29T09:09:48

Was as described and exspeted.

MICHAEL A.

2021-09-04T06:53:14

It does what it is supposed to do It was well presented and is a quality build It can be a little tricky sliding it off when used for a time with heavier lenses That why it only got four stars It works better with smaller primes and it says that in its advertising A real find as an addition to my Hasselblad kit

DENNIS S.

2021-02-01T07:45:04

Awesome low cost macro solution. Works so well because it adds no additional glass to impact light.

Paul M.

2021-01-08T11:57:16

These work okay as long as you are using them with a completely manual lens (no AF, no electronic data, no aperture coupling). The main downside is that, because the intermediate pieces screw together instead of with lens mounts, the lens on the front won't be upright. In theory this shouldn't be a huge deal since lens glass elements are circular, but some lenses (the Laowa 25mm comes to mind) have a rectangular opening in the back to cut down on reflections. With the lens mounted at a random angle, there will be vignetting in the corners.

Timothy B.

2020-09-24T18:27:27

Haven’t REALLY put them to the test yet, but what I’ve seen from them so far is WAY better than just the plain lenses. Very nice build quality. “Stupid” (not electronically connected), so everything requires Manual settings and focus, but I don’t mind that.

COOK B.

2020-06-12T10:16:43

Metal and comes in several stacks. The release button is a little stiff and the stacks keep unwinding when I twist the Unit, but the pictures were greatly enhanced on my macro shots and I expect the tube set will give me lots of life.

MICHAEL D.

2020-06-08T03:56:47

I would not recommend

JARVELL W.

2020-04-28T12:56:50

I used this with T3i and Canon 1.4 FD and liked the results. Sure you need a tripod and multiple clicks to find the perfect shot but it's worth it.

sujit

2020-03-01T03:57:36

No problems at all with communication with my EOS R. Works great, good, tight fit with no light leaks or problems with fitment. I do wish the marks for lining up were a bit better. The only markings are on the faces of the extension tube; it would be nice if they were on the outside where they would be more visible.

Kenneth R.

2020-02-21T07:58:16

This set of extension tubes works very well, a great option for inexpensive macro photography. It is very lightweight, which I wasn't expecting, and does not click into place as satisfyingly as the other Fotodiox adapters that I have used. The individual rings all fit together in whatever combination you can imagine which gives you many options for the total extension tube length.

Ian P.

2020-01-30T07:22:54

Nicely made. Still playing with it for my Macro shots. Seems fairly solid construction.

Richard M.

2019-12-27T08:18:26

It doesn't fit my camera. I asked if it would fit my camera and was told it would. Not much help.

DAVID P.

2019-11-18T15:08:24

Very well made, easy to use and autofocus works great.

Curtis G.

2019-11-16T18:36:41

The best tube ever for macro photography it is amazing what this can do.

sebastian b.

2019-07-31T09:01:54

Does what it's supposed to but does not have any contacts for lens controls. Best for lenses with manual controls.

PAUL P.