Lens Adapter Novoflex FUG/LEM

The Novoflex FUG/LEM lens adapter enables mounting Leica M lenses on cameras with a Leica M mount, providing photographers with expanded lens compatibility while preserving mechanical precision. Constructed from metal with a black finish, the adapter is fully manual: no electronic communication between lens and camera is transmitted and focusing and aperture control are performed directly on the lens. Focus to infinity is supported; some lenses may produce vignetting on larger sensors which can be used creatively or corrected in post-production.

Advantages

The all-metal construction ensures long-term durability and a secure mechanical connection between lens and camera. Manual operation guarantees direct control over focus and aperture without electronic dependencies. The adapter maintains infinity focus and supports a wide variety of Leica M lenses, expanding focal length and lens-type options available to the user.

Suitable for

• Photographers who want to use Leica M lenses on Leica M–mount cameras
• Manual-focus photography and vintage lens adaptation
• Portrait, street, and artistic photography where manual control is acceptable

Key specifications

• Model: Novoflex FUG/LEM (MPN FUG/LEM)
• Compatibility: Leica M lenses to Leica M mount cameras
• Construction: all-metal, black finish
• Communication: fully manual, no electronic contacts
• Features: supports infinity focus; possible vignetting with some 35mm lenses on larger sensors
• EAN: 4030432741239

How to use

Attach the adapter to your camera’s Leica M mount following alignment marks, then mount the Leica M lens onto the adapter. Set the lens aperture and focus manually on the lens barrel. Use the camera’s exposure metering—aperture priority mode is suggested—to obtain proper exposure. Verify infinity focus and adjust composition as needed. If vignetting occurs with certain lenses, decide whether to keep it as a creative choice or to remove it in post-production.

Usage recommendations

Use the adapter when you require mechanical reliability and manual control. For exposure, use aperture priority or manual exposure modes and confirm focus visually or with focus peaking if your camera provides it. Consider post-processing corrections for vignetting when necessary.