Made this PL system for a friend- would there be any general interest?

Thank you Shane, I'm glad you like it. I think the ProLock may be overkill for this camera.
BTW I'm taking orders and getting parts made- shipping soon!!!
The PL has a very rigid Solid Support and can take any PL lens. Naturally lenses that have support feet(zooms) will need to use the lens support bridge as well.

Jacek,
I wouldn't be so sure regarding the Nikon prolock. I think that we'll start seeing a lot of complaints regarding image shift when using a follow focus with nikons and cheap m4/3 to nikon adapters. Your locking nikon mount was the only one that solved this problem on the red. Maybe you could make a simpler version?
 
Jacek,
I wouldn't be so sure regarding the Nikon prolock. I think that we'll start seeing a lot of complaints regarding image shift when using a follow focus with nikons and cheap m4/3 to nikon adapters. Your locking nikon mount was the only one that solved this problem on the red. Maybe you could make a simpler version?
I'll see what I can do- there is sooooo much misinformation about lens mounting issues.. I'm thinking to make a video that explains these properly...
 
Back focus is changed within the lens, and to adjust it, you'd need to repair the lens... however some lenses, such as the older video zooms, have rings on the lens to adjust back-focus.

What you guys are talking about is flange depth or flange focal distance, rather the distance between the flanges of the lens mount and the sensor.

There is a difference. :)

Here is an example of a lens with adjustable backfocus:
lens-parts.jpg
 
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