📸 Fringer EF-FX PROII Auto Focus Mount Adapter: Seamless Lens Compatibility for Canon, Tamron, and Sigma Lenses to Fujifilm FX Mirrorless Cameras X-T3, X-H1, X-E3, XT20, X-Pro2, X-T2, X-T4, X-A, X-E1, X-M1, XT1, X-T30 Review

I was a little hesitant when I first looked at this fringer adapter (never heard of it before buying). I don't like bayonet adapters in general because most don't focus properly. However, most tend to seek focus for several days; this fringer is an exception. Nothing to regret! I love this product, it works very well, I mainly work with video and there are no focus problems. I use it with 18-35mm Sigma Art on Fujifilm XT-3

Update adapters now and download updated instructions from their website! The adapter has unexpected features that you need to work around. For example, if you turn on the Image Stabilizer on a Canon lens and turn the camera off before the Image Stabilizer motor stops, the Image Stabilizer elements will not park in the lens barrel and rattle. You can prevent this by either turning off image stabilization on the lens before turning off the camera, or by waiting for the image stabilization motor…

I am using this on a Sigma 100-400mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM Canon EF lens. The image quality of the lens is excellent. I had two Fuji 100-400mm lenses and both were pretty good and the Sigma's image quality suits them. The Fringe car adapter just works. I don't notice any particular focus lag. Maybe a bit slower than Fuji's native lens, but not to the point where it bothers my birds in flight or when shooting from long distances. The fringer is well built, snaps in as it should, not too stiff, does…

Amazing product for Fujifilm converter I have been shooting with the Canon EOS system for over 30 years and over 20 years professionally. The lack of innovation and technological advancement at Canon forced me to make a change. Since I bought my second Fujifilm X-series body, I've been shooting about 95% of my work with this system. The problem is all this Canon EF glass that I already have. Fringer has largely solved this problem! When using Single AF I get extremely consistent results even at

Although this adapter is expensive, it does the job well. There aren't really many alternatives with autofocus and aperture control (which is important for Fuji cameras since most lenses have aperture control). I have this adapter specifically for use with my Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Contemporary and my Fuji X-Pro 2. It's hard to tell if the OS is working properly, I've heard it activated ( btw, its make sure you disable the OS on your lens before turning off the camera, i'm not sure if the lens

I bought this when I was considering switching from Canon to Fuji. All of my lenses are on the lens flare compatible list, so I really hoped they would all perform close to the original. Some of my lenses didn't work at all or worked very poorly. When I updated to firmware 1.90 it helped a lot but still not 100%. Lenses tested: Canon EF-S 10-18mm - works great Canon 35mm f2 IS USM - works great Canon 70-200mm f4L USM - works great Canon 85mm f1. 8 USM - worked great For lenses that also didn't…

At the time of writing, there are several smart adapters for EF>FX. I pulled the trigger on the Fringe Pro and I'm glad I did. Most of my lenses work well with this adapter: 16-35mm f4L, Tamron 35mm f1.8, 50mm f1.4, 85mm f1.8, 135mm f2L. I can say that autofocus works as it should on most of my lenses and VR works as it should on those that have it. The fit is tight, does not rattle on the lens or on the body. Attaching a lens or adapter to the camera body gives a very strong and reliable…