The Metabones Leica M to Sony E-mount T Adapter (Black Matt) enables Leica M-mount lenses to be used on Sony E-mount cameras with full electronic aperture control. Precision-machined brass construction, a felt-lined interior, and Smart Adapter™ technology ensure solid mounting, minimal reflections, and accurate EXIF data tr…
The Metabones Leica M to Sony E-mount T Adapter (Black Matt) enables Leica M-mount lenses to be used on Sony E-mount cameras with full electronic aperture control. Precision-machined brass construction, a felt-lined interior, and Smart Adapter™ technology ensure solid mounting, minimal reflections, and accurate EXIF data transmission.
The Metabones Leica M to Sony E-mount T Adapter (Black Matt) is designed for photographers and videographers who want to use their Leica M lenses on Sony E-mount cameras, including the A7 series, A9, A6500, and other E-mount camcorders. Built with Metabones’ signature precision and quality, this adapter ensures a secure, wobble-free fit and maintains the correct flange distance for accurate infinity focus and optimal optical performance, even for CRC or floating element lenses.
The adapter features an aluminum alloy and brass construction with chromium plating for durability and a professional satin black matte finish. Its interior is lined with felt to reduce internal reflections and maintain image contrast.
Part of the Smart Adapter™ series, it offers true electronic integration of the lens aperture. Photographers can control aperture directly from the camera in Program (P), Shutter Priority (S), Aperture Priority (A), or Manual (M) modes. EXIF data, including lens identification, focal length, and aperture, is transmitted to the camera for seamless workflow integration.
With precision engineering and robust construction, this adapter makes Leica M lenses fully compatible with Sony E-mount cameras, delivering professional performance for both still photography and video production.
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