Adapting Canon Lenses To Fuji
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Can I use it on Fuji XS10?
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Yes, remove the battery and take a look. If it is np-126/np-w126s, it can be used. 
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Does it also fit lenses from old cameras, such as the Canon ftb?
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Answer: Yes, it fits all lenses with a filter thread, eg Ø49mm, Ø55mm, Ø67mm etc. The size of the filter thread is indicated on the front label with this symbol Ø. 
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Will this filter work for Fuji X line lenses? Thanks.
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this will work on any dslr or mirrorless lens, as long as it is not ultra wide, and as long as it is thru the lens metering. 
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Does the K&F M26111 Contax G Lenses to Fuji X Lens Mount Adapter fit the Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 13.5 / 4 lens?
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I have a canon powershot sx530hs. will these lenses work on my camera??
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One more thing to check - if the end of the lens barrel on the powershot physically rotates when zooming or focusing, then the gradient filters won’t work as they will also rotate...just a thought! 
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