Fujifilm · Medium-format mirrorless mount
Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) — flange distance, protocol, and adapter compatibility
Fujifilm's medium-format (44 × 33 mm sensor) mirrorless mount. 65 mm throat covers the larger image circle; 26.7 mm flange leaves room for adapting medium-format SLR lenses (Pentax 645, Hasselblad V, Mamiya 645). Smart adapters add EF compatibility but image circle limits use to the central crop on most full-frame lenses.
Mount specifications
- Flange focal distance
- 26.7 mm
- Throat diameter
- 65 mm
- Electronic protocol
- Fujifilm G
- Supported formats
- medium-format
- Manufacturer
- Fujifilm
- Introduced
- 2017
- Status
- Active production
Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) on the flange-distance axis
Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) sits at 26.7 mm — highlighted in orange below. The flange-distance gap between the mirrorless and SLR clusters is the room a mechanical adapter occupies; that gap is why almost every SLR lens adapts onto every mirrorless body, and why the reverse is mechanically impossible.
Adapting Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) lenses onto other bodies
You own Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) glass and want to mount it on a body with a different lens mount. Rows are sorted by feasibility.
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Body mount Canon RF | Mechanical |
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Body mount Canon EF-M | Mechanical |
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Body mount Nikon Z | Mechanical |
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Body mount Sony E (incl. FE) | Mechanical |
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Body mount Fujifilm X | Mechanical |
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Body mount Micro Four Thirds | Mechanical |
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Body mount L-Mount | Mechanical |
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Body mount Canon RF (cine) | Mechanical |
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Body mount C-mount | Mechanical |
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Body mount Leica M | Speed booster |
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| Speed Booster equivalence calculator Plug in any Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) lens and pick the focal-reducer family. The calc returns the effective focal length and aperture on a Leica M (APS-C), plus the full-frame equivalent angle of view after the body's crop stacks on top.
50.0 mm × 0.71 on the reducer. 0.99 stops brighter than f/1.80. 35.5 mm × 1.5× (APS-C sensor crop). A focal reducer concentrates the lens's image circle, so both focal length and f-number scale by the same ratio (stops gained = | |||
Adapting other lenses onto a Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) body
You own a Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) body and want to mount glass from other systems. Mirrorless-lens-onto-DSLR-body combinations are omitted (rear element collides with the mirror box).
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Lens mount Canon EF | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Canon EF-S | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Canon FD | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Nikon F | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Sony A / Minolta A | Mechanical |
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Lens mount M42 (Pentax / Praktica screw mount) | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Pentax K | Mechanical |
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Lens mount PL (Positive Lock) | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Canon EF (cine) | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Exakta | Mechanical |
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Lens mount T-mount (T2) | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Praktica B | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Konica AR | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Minolta SR / MC / MD | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Olympus OM | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Contax/Yashica (C/Y) | Mechanical |
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Lens mount Canon RF | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Canon EF-M | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Nikon Z | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Sony E (incl. FE) | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Fujifilm X | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Micro Four Thirds | Speed booster |
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Lens mount L-Mount | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Leica M | Speed booster |
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Lens mount Canon RF (cine) | Speed booster |
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Lens mount C-mount | Speed booster |
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Adapter SKU teardown
Curated adapter SKUs that involve the Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) mount on either side, with the operational specifics — body-side electronic contact count, firmware-update path, weather sealing, and whether optical glass is in the path.
Fringer EF-GFX Pro
released 2019Canon EF lens → Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) body
- 9 body-side contacts
- firmware updatable
- not weather sealed
- no glass — pass-through
- Brings EF lenses onto Fuji GFX medium-format bodies with AF on a curated list. Image circle of EF lenses may vignette on the 44×33 mm sensor — users often crop to 35 mm capture mode.
- Firmware-updatable via USB to track new EF lens releases.
Firmware history
- v1.00
- Initial release — Sigma Art + Canon EF L on GFX 50S / 50R with phase-detect AF
- v1.20
- GFX 100 / 100S subject tracking refinements
- Additional Canon EF lens compatibility entries
- v1.50
- GFX 100 II compatibility and Eye-AF stability improvements
- Tamron G2 lens entries
Approximate milestones — verify against the Fringer firmware page for the authoritative changelog.
Kipon T/S Nikon F-GFX
released 2018Nikon F lens → Fujifilm GFX (G-mount) body
- no firmware updates
- not weather sealed
- no glass — pass-through
- Mechanical tilt-shift adapter: ±10° tilt and ±15 mm shift between a Nikon F-mount lens and a Fujifilm GFX 44×33 mm sensor body. Useful for architectural correction or selective-focus work without buying a dedicated PC-Nikkor lens.
- Mechanical-only — no AF, no aperture pass-through. F-mount lens aperture handled by the lens ring (AI / AI-S / AF-D) or the adapter's built-in stop-down ring (G-type Nikkors).
- Lens-side image circle must cover the 44×33 mm GFX sensor when shifted — most Nikon F primes (AI 50 / 35 / 24, AF-D 85, Sigma Art F-mount) cover with limited shift; PC-Nikkor lenses cover with full shift.
References
Common questions
- Will Canon EF full-frame lenses cover the GFX 44×33 mm sensor?
- Most don't — the GFX sensor's 55 mm image-circle diagonal exceeds most full-frame lenses' 43.3 mm coverage. The Fringer EF-GFX adapter mounts EF glass with AF, but most lenses vignette heavily outside the central crop. Tilt-shift EF lenses (Canon TS-E 17 mm f/4L, TS-E 24 mm f/3.5L II) and the Sigma 50 mm f/1.4 Art are the notable exceptions that cover most of the GFX frame.
- Can I use Hasselblad V-system lenses on a GFX body?
- Yes — V-to-GFX adapters (Fotodiox Pro, Mirex, Kipon) accept all C / CF / CFi / CFE Zeiss lenses for the Hasselblad 500-series. No electronic communication (Hasselblad V is fully mechanical), so aperture is set on the lens and focus is manual. Image circle covers GFX easily because Hasselblad V was designed for 6×6 cm film, far larger than GFX's 44×33 mm sensor.
- How does GFX's flange depth compare to other medium-format systems?
- At 26.7 mm, GFX has the shallowest flange of any medium-format mount — far shorter than Pentax 645 (~70 mm), Hasselblad V (74.9 mm), or Mamiya 645 (63.3 mm). The short flange is what enables compact GFX bodies (GFX 100 II, GFX 50S II, GFX 100S II) and what makes adapting legacy medium-format SLR glass onto GFX bodies almost universally feasible with a simple mechanical adapter.