📸 Enhance Photography with Canon Drop-in Filter Mount Adapter EF-EOS R Featuring Circular Polarizing Filter Review

I've been using it for about two months now, I'm ready to leave a review and say that everything works perfectly, nothing hangs 😌 thank you

Got 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 embarrassed by the plasticity to the touch, but you notice it 1 time at the beginning and that's it.

Got pros: Moisture protection Design EF lenses on R6 work like native mount Has some cons: The price is, in principle, high for this accessory, and because of the shortage, it is simply unrealistic.

This adapter makes the purchase of all new ER series lenses for the new EOS R mirrorless camera eliminates the need for an EFs lens with an adapter, the camera automatically crops the sensor to a crop ratio of f/1.6. This means that almost all lenses from the EF and EFS series can be used with the camera.

Works great with EF lenses but NOT compatible with RF lenses. What to do with it Canon? There doesn't seem to be an RF lens drop-in filter option at this time, and when it's released we hope it will be compatible with the current *expensive* drop-in filters. If you don't want to use the included filter, you'll either have to remove the entire adapter or buy an expensive (>$100) clear filter. Five stars for what it's designed for, one star for the fiasco with no RF compatibility and no…

I love this little adapter! This saves me having to change the polarizer every time I change lenses. I really wish the dial had a bit more resistance and they offered a clear or UV filter in case I didn't want polarization, but those are minor issues and the only things stopping it from getting 5 stars.

Works great with EF lenses, but is NOT compatible with RF lenses. What to do with it Canon? There doesn't seem to be a drop-in filter option for RF lenses at this time, and when it's released we hope it will be compatible with the current *expensive* drop-in filters. If you don't want to use the included filter, you'll either have to remove the entire adapter or buy an expensive (>$100) clear filter. Five stars for what it's designed for, one star for the fiasco with no RF compatibility and…