📸 Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Canon EOS-M (EF-M Mount) Mirrorless Camera Lens Adapter Converter Ring with Auto-Focus - Compatible with EOS M1 M2 M3 M5 M6 M10 M50 M100 Review

My Canon 70-300 usm ii fits horribly. The lens was dangling from the adapter and the adapter was dangling from the body. Unacceptable at any cost. Return for Canon adapters. M6 mark ii.

Well built adapter, very reliable for the price, would recommend. As you can see in my video report. I used a Canon 50mm 1.8f Nifty Fifty on my EOS RP. AF was fast and had no problems.

Bought for my EOS R. Didn't want to shell out $2700 for the rf 70-200 L series I decided to try this adapter with EF 70-200 F4L and it works perfectly. For the adapter's half price, Canon was concerned about the quality, but so far no complaints.

I wasn't sure if I should go for this or the Canon model which costs $160 more. I went ahead and tried this option and it fit perfectly. It's just an adapter, so nothing gets in the way of the lens. I installed it on an M50 with a new 50mm 1.8/f lens and it works great. I love it. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely impressed! I'm not a photographer or a professional, I'm just an amateur YouTuber who needed an adapter because my brain didn't understand the difference between this lens and my camera. The thickness of this thing is thicker than the premium shell, it's the best value I've ever received on my camera! I needed this to fit a petite fifties lens on my Canon EOS M50 and it gives it a good weight and overall feel that makes it look like a pro setup! 100% purchase

So far so good. It gets the job done and I've had no issues with multiple Canon and Sigma lenses on my new R5. I'm waiting for a Canon ring adapter so I'll update this review after comparing its performance to Viltrox. and it feels like it's a continuation of the lens when put on. I downgraded my Viltrox review to 3 stars because it is a poor quality product but still works well.

There are two main problems with this adapter. Firstly, unlike Canon's proprietary adapter, the Viltrox adapter does NOT support EF-S lenses. The Canon R series is designed to accept EF-S auto-framing lenses via the EF->R lens adapter. This is not possible with the Viltrox device. Second, a very poor fit of the adapter on the Canon RP body. The adapter will not install properly (the camera will display an error message) unless too much force is applied. Like you're about to break something…

At first I was very happy, but now I understand that it works well, but often there is a flaw that there is no connection between the lens and the camera. Or I get to a place where I can't get the shutter to work and when I check it says aperture at F00. In both cases I have to turn off the camera or remove the lens and/or adapter and everything works. However, this can become a big problem when you're shooting sports, weddings, or anything else with instant moments that need to be captured and