I would want to use this adapter with a Canon 5D MKII and an eye-fi card. Do you have to set anything up or just format the card and go?
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To be honest, you will just have to test. I was able to get a few photo's to transfer before it hung. However, as a simple memory card adapter, it does work. You will need to configure the eye-fi as per instructions.
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I use it with a regular sd card and just plug and play. I did not have to format it.
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There is now an officially supported CF adapter by Eyefi that works with all cameras, and has been tested by Eyefi. Eye-Fi Certified Compact Flash Type II Adapter for Eyefi Mobi Cards (SDCCFA-C15)
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If you can use 2" eye pieces, then yes, this adapter will also fit. What you do need to be careful about, however, is that this adapter doesn't use any lenses. This means that your focusing mechanism must be able to travel far enough to focus the image directly onto your camera's ccd. I bought this same adapter for my 5D, and only then discovered that my focusing mechanism doesn't have enough travel to focus the image onto my camera. If you aren't sure about your setup, it may be better to find an adapter that accepts an eye piece before the camera so that you can guarantee it will focus properly. I hope this helps. If you can use 2" eye pieces, then yes, this adapter will also fit. What you do need to be careful about, however, is that this adapter doesn't use any lenses. This means that your focusing mechanism must be able to travel far enough to focus the image directly onto your camera's ccd. I bought this same adapter for my 5D, and only then discovered that my focusing mechanism doesn't have enough travel to focus the image onto my camera. If you aren't sure about your setup, it may be better to find an adapter that accepts an eye piece before the camera so that you can guarantee... » Read More If you can use 2" eye pieces, then yes, this adapter will also fit. What you do need to be careful about, however, is that this adapter doesn't use any lenses. This means that your focusing mechanism must be able to travel far enough to focus the image directly onto your camera's ccd. I bought this same adapter for my 5D, and only then discovered that my focusing mechanism doesn't have enough travel to focus the image onto my camera. If you aren't sure about your setup, it may be better to find an adapter that accepts an eye piece before the camera so that you can guarantee it will focus properly. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Don't know about the Canon 7D and Eye-Fi... Works great with the Nikon D70s and Eye-fi. The Nikon is an older camera that would only take up to 4 GB Compact Flash cards that are hard to find now.. also had to be Lexar, Sandisk, Panasonic or Toshiba but those brands of SD cards and the Eye-Fi all work great in the Nikon now. I will say that having worked for Nikon, they (and probably Canon will not admit to this adapter working with the camera because it is not an "approved" fix. They will not stand behind it. However, rarely will a card damage the camera so it will either work or not.. and not break the camera. Hope this helps. David C Don't know about the Canon 7D and Eye-Fi... Works great with the Nikon D70s and Eye-fi. The Nikon is an older camera that would only take up to 4 GB Compact Flash cards that are hard to find now.. also had to be Lexar, Sandisk, Panasonic or Toshiba but those brands of SD cards and the Eye-Fi all work great in the Nikon now. I will say that having worked for Nikon, they (and probably Canon will not admit to this adapter working with the camera because it is not an "approved" fix. They will not stand behind it. However, rarely will a card damage the camera so it will either work or... » Read More Don't know about the Canon 7D and Eye-Fi... Works great with the Nikon D70s and Eye-fi. The Nikon is an older camera that would only take up to 4 GB Compact Flash cards that are hard to find now.. also had to be Lexar, Sandisk, Panasonic or Toshiba but those brands of SD cards and the Eye-Fi all work great in the Nikon now. I will say that having worked for Nikon, they (and probably Canon will not admit to this adapter working with the camera because it is not an "approved" fix. They will not stand behind it. However, rarely will a card damage the camera so it will either work or not.. and not break the camera. Hope this helps. David C « Show Less
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The adapter doesn't change anything. The camera does, if you're going to an MFT format.
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Yonnattan,Simply stated you can use the adapter in manual mode if the lens has an aperture ring as well as aperture priority if the lens has an aperture ring. I hope this answers your question. Regards Dennis Dellis
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Mine came with a large assortment of adapters. Canon 5D is one of them. I have an XTi so I cannot say for certain.
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Hi! you can use any FD to EOS adaptors. Of course you have to set the F/stop and focus yourself. Some of these adaptors work better than others. The adaptors from Fotodiox are much better made. They cost a little more but you will get no play with the lens on the adaptor. Hint, Mount the adaptor to the lens then the whole unit to the body. Make sure you have the index marks lined correctly or they lens or the adaptor will get stuck.. A little practice any they will be as sharp as the autofocus lenses...
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Daniel, which adapter specifically?Also, does the EyeFi completely fit inside the adapter or does some of it stick out? If it sticks out, how much and was that a problem closing the door that houses the CF card?
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I do not Know the answer to this specific question, but with any lens adapter, you should be aware that the focus may not be able to be adjusted to inifinity due to to the different thickness of the cameras, and that the lens motors and sensors may not have a mechanical or electrical connection to the camera, requiring aperture, focus, and zoom settings to be manually set. Also some cameras have a lens attached sensor that may not recognize the adaptor and will not permit a picture to ne taken.
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I have Canon 5D MkII and Nissin Di866 MK2 and it's compatible with this receiver. I just bought this receiver. Here is how I got it to work. Follow the setup instruction that it came with the receiver. Next, hookup the flash to the camera. Go to the camera menu and look for flash control setting. Set the wireless to enable, select the channel (I picked channel 1) and change other settings if you wish (master/slave). Once done, put the receiver onto the flash. Go to wireless setting and make sure it matches the channel you set on camera. Then go to manual mode. It only works in manual mode. Make sure you have good battery for the receiver. Hope this help.
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I can't recommend the EzFoto AF-Confirm adapter for a 5D3. It doesn't work on my 5D3, although it works perfectly on my 7D.
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I have the T2i and it works perfect,once you screw on the adapter and place the flash on the lense.
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Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -&gt; CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the card and compare it to what has been transferred. This sort of defeats the purpose of a wireless card...
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The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
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Yes. It connects my Canon EF lenses. I haven't done a side-by-side comparison with a Canon adapter, but it seems to do the job-I'm happy with it. :)My only issue (a minor issue) is that it sometimes gives me a lens error message... But I'm not entirely sure if it is the lens or the adapter's fault.
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You can format the card into fat32 but you need to download a free program at http://www.fat-32-formatter.com/ called miniAide Fat 32 Formatter. I had to do that for my Canon 7D.
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It won't work well, you need a full manual lens with aperture ring to use it in this adapter (in any adapter I think) otherwhise you won't be able to control the aperture and it will stay at F/22.You need something like this: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0000BVDZC