Will it actually work with your camera? Look it up before it ships.
Camera reviews tell you whether a body is good. They rarely tell you whether the lens you already own — or the one you’re about to buy — will autofocus properly on it, whether a firmware update actually fixes anything, or whether a third-party adapter is worth the money. That’s the gap this library fills.
Every entry here comes from gear we bought and shoot with ourselves: Nikon Z-mount, Panasonic L-mount and Micro Four Thirds, and Fujifilm X-mount. We don’t cover Sony — see why — and we don’t repeat manufacturer spec sheets as compatibility claims. If we say a lens works, we’ve mounted it.
Built from gear we own, not press releases
Bought outright
We buy the bodies, lenses, and adapters we test. No loaner units, no early-access firmware seeded by a PR team.
Retested on firmware
Compatibility notes get re-verified against new firmware — not written once and left to rot.
Plain-language verdicts
very firmware changelog gets reduced to one question: worth updating for, or not?
Reviewed every 1–2 months
Cameras change under you. So does this library.
Compatibility follows the mount, not the brand
A Panasonic L-mount lens doesn’t care about a Micro Four Thirds body, and a Z-mount lens won’t touch an F-mount adapter without help. Find your camera’s actual lens family below — each group links to full compatibility entries as they go live.
Nikon Z-mount (APS-C & full-frame)
Same lens mount across crop and full-frame bodies.
Panasonic Lumix L-mount (full-frame)
L-mount alliance lenses + other not officially in the alliance.
Panasonic Lumix Micro Four Thirds
Micro 4/3 lenses from Panasonic, Olympus + 3rd party lenses
Fujifilm X-mount
X-H2S, X-S20, X-M5 – X-mount, X-M5 shares the X-S20’s sensor, processor, and AF system
Canon RF-mount
RF and RF-S lenses, very few third party (mostly RF-S)
DJI (fixed-lens / accessory compatibility)
No interchangeable lenses — this entry covers mic adapters, ND filter kits, and mount accessories instead.
FAQ
Compiled and tested by Gregor. Library last reviewed: 8.2026. Reviewed every 1–2 months, sooner if firmware ships.
