📷 EF - EOS R Canon Mount Adapter, Compatible with EOS RP, EOS R, EOS R6, EOS R5 Review

With its pros: An excellent adapter, it works in such a way that you don’t notice that it is there, after the experience with Sony with relatives and non-relatives, it’ no loosening, lightweight. Has cons: From the beginning, I was a little confused by the plasticity to the touch, but you notice it 1 time at the beginning and that's it.

I bought it in early March at the CSN (in Kuchino) for 8700r, I was very lucky to buy at a price below the recommended one. Has some pros: Moisture protection Design EF lenses on R6 work like native mount Cons: The price - it is, in principle, high for this accessory, so even because of the shortage it is simply unrealistic.

This is a great product and does what it says on the tin. However, if you already own an EF-EOS adapter, you might want to think twice before buying one. Don't get me wrong, I love the new control ring and use it all the time, but it's up to you to decide if the investment in this adapter is worth what you need to shoot. As a handheld shooter, I constantly adjust my settings for the slightest change in lighting. However, if you mostly stay in Auto, Program, or AV/TV mode, you're probably better

I bought this EF-EOS R Control mount ring to be able to use my EF lenses on my new EOS R body , since there is no glass in it is the mount. The control ring adds an extra feature to a cheaper mount, so you can use it to change the ISO or some other feature you might use a lot. As a long-time amateur photographer, I would probably have gotten a cheaper version. Although I'm sure as I use the control ring I'll get used to it and wonder how I managed without it. It's always nice to have that extra

An ingenious device. Although I got a standard EF/RF adapter (no control ring) free with my EOS RP, after I borrowed an RF lens and tried out the control ring functions on my native lens for about 10 minutes, it ended up costing me $200 or something that still didn't work. not help. even prevents me from buying it. This will make you like and love your RP. During aperture priority, I programmed it to control exposure compensation, which is what makes bracketing so beautiful. In manual mode I…

When I bought the EOS R I knew I needed an EF adapter to take full advantage of my Canon lenses. I got the standard adapter first (the control ring adapter was missing) and it worked perfectly. Autofocus and all lens functions work just as well on the EOS R as they do on my DSLRs. In fact, the autofocus is more accurate, so my lenses work even better with this adapter than with a DSLR. No slowdown or anything, and being essentially a pad with electrical contacts, there's no glass to spoil image

Based on my use of my Canon glass adapter on the Sunny Body I can honestly say I have peace of mind going back to Canon now. The lenses paired with my r6 body give me the same functionality as the DSLR except for the fact that the mirrorless AF is better than the DSLR in its current state as it focuses more efficiently and accurately at its widest aperture than a DSLR Camera It's almost impossible for DSLR AF to focus on anything brighter than f/2.8. The only downside is that you won't be able…

I bought this to adapt my old EF lenses to my EOS R6 and R5 cameras. And while it works, I found I didn't need to use the control ring since both cameras have three dials instead of the usual 2. I was planning on using the ISO control ring, but I can just use the selector on the back of one of the cameras to do this. Instead I set it to use Exposure Compensation and I don't like that I have to meter to adjust it ie I have to hold the shutter button or BBF or it won't do anything. I know some…