Sure. Grab a metal bracket that fits the camera mount, cut it to the same width as the lens mount, and screw it onto the camera with two Allen screws. Add a small spacer block on the other side of the bracket so the lens sits flush. Use a small spirit level to check that the lens axis is horizontal. Tighten all screws until the camera sits square and the lens stays centered. That’s it – no fancy optics, just straight alignment.

Angle check: mount screws torque 10 Nm, lens axis 0.1° off from true vertical. Level reads straight, everything is in spec. Ready to record.