Other adapters accept EF-S lenses but there will be vignetting unless you zoom in. Can EF-S lens physically fit on this adapter too?
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Hi - Yes, this adapter accepted my EF-S lens just fine. Be aware that the mount is really tight on the lens mount. You have to pull the circular knob towards the lens to release it. It took me a few tries to get used to it.
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You don't need an adapter for this lens if you use any of the Canon EOS EF or EFS lenses on your camera(s). I bought it and put it right on to my Canon EOS T3i. :)
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Yes. This will let you reverse-mount any lens with a 52mm filter thread to your EF/EF-S body camera.
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I contacted Adorama Camera and asked this specific question. The following is their reply:Should work, however please contact mfr @800 421-1141 to be certain I called the number and left a message, but unfortunately I haven't received a return call yet. My photography teacher has a set of these that he has let me borrow to experiment with, and his box, unlike the picture on Amazon, specifically states that they can be used with EF and EF-S lenses. I will let you know if/when I hear back from the manufacturer.
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This adapter is EF/EF-S on one side, EF-M on the other. The EOS-M requires an adapter because the sensor plane is in the wrong location for a normal EF or EF-S lens. This has no glass - it's only an extension tube to put the sensor plane of the camera in the correct location for use of a full size lens. The back of this adapter is an EF-M mount and has completely different dimensions from both EF and EF-S. I don't know of an adapter that will allow older Canon cameras to accept the newer EF-S lenses.
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None of the EF-S lenses will work with the 1.4X or 2X extenders. Not Bower or Canon. They will not fit the extender, the lens glass hits the extender glass.
102012
Sorry, there are no teleconverters for EF-S lenses available in the US that I'm aware of. I've heard rumors of EF-S compatible (Kenko?) teleconverters from Hong Kong but I still haven't been able to verify. Either way, its likely that a teleconverter with the 55-250 wouldn't be much, if any, better than simply cropping the image (might as well put the T1i's extra megapixels to good use). Plus a 1.4X teleconverter would add a stop and a 2X would add 2 stops putting your lens' aperture above f5.6, the minimum needed for auto-focus to function.
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Yes. The Canon EOS 70D will accept both EF and EF-S mount lenses. The Canon version of this lens is an EF mount. It will work in both automatic focus and manual focus modes.
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The mount is not an ef-s mount, it's an ef mount. It's simply designed for APS-C sensors so using it on a full frame dslr will produce serious vignetting as a solid black circular area around the photo.
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It fits all EF lenses, but it doesn't work for me. If it does work for anyone, could you please share with others how you accomplished that??
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Absolutely. The only time you need to worry about lens compatibility is with a "full" frame sensor camera like 1DX, 5D Mark III (actually any 5D), and the 6D on which you can't use "EF-S" lenses. Hope this helps. Good luck
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Yes, the SL1 is compatible with EF-S lens. So it will cover all EF and EF-S lenses.
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Short answer yes but you will may be disappointed. I think these adapters work best with micro 4/3 dSLR cameras because the sensor sees more of the "sweet spot" (image degrades away from the center due to misalignment regardless of the cost of the adapter) and the EVF compensates for the darkening of the image as the lens is stopped down so focusing is easier.
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The lenses for the M camera are a Canon EF-M mount, which is physically different from the EF or EF-S lenses for Canon DSLRs. While there is an adapter that will allow EF or EF-S lenses to be used with the M, I don't believe there is an adapter that is vice versa.
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Look up the specs on your camera. It must say "eg-s". If it only says "EF" then no. That was my issue and I had to return the lens.
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My understanding is that an EF-S lens is designed for cropped frame sensors but still has the same EF mount. So it should work with this adapter.
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Product description: Allows Canon EF and EF-S lenses to be mounted on the Canon EOS M digital camera. Fully compatible with all lens functions including image stabilization and autofocus. "Detachable tripod adapter provides support for longer Canon lenses."The answer is, yes! There's a screw you loosen and it comes right off.