Dave Blackham
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Its been said already. The Rear section of the A mount screws on to the flange so its tight, then theres some micro grub screws to lock it prevent it rotating off again. They are easy to remove when you want and very difficult to shift when you dont. Fitting the lens and A mount adaptor in to the A mount on camera feels just like your putting on a PL mount lens. I guess you can argue a weak point is the lens mount it self but the A mount certainly improves the whole mount arrangement for day to day use. Its very solid.
For our use we are regularly swapping between Leica, Nikkor zooms and PL. All our ex still's lenses are fitted with an A mount adaptor. You cant do this with out having the A mount or similar system.
For our use we are regularly swapping between Leica, Nikkor zooms and PL. All our ex still's lenses are fitted with an A mount adaptor. You cant do this with out having the A mount or similar system.