I'm looking for an adapter that has no glass. I intend to use it on bellows for macro work only. I can't tell if this adapter has glass or not.
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This adapter does not have glass, so if you're looking for macro work, it'll work like a charm.
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This adapter does not have glass. It won't have an infinity focus, but will suit your macro needs. I bought it for macro use as well.
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The reason they put glass in some of the adapters is because otherwise you cannot focus to infinity. If the focal plane distance in your camera is short enough to accommodate the adapter, they would not put the glass in and the image would be as good as the original lens. I never buy adapter with glass in it. You defeat the purpose of adapting a first rate lens.
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With adapters, one must be sure the camera is set to "Release without lens". This is found in the settings menu. If that does not work, I have no suggestions.
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Yeah, you can and it will work. But for the price of the adapter your results aren't gonna be worth it because of the corrective glass used.
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never tried it on glass. use mostly for tools. it's a diamond tip bit should last a long time. this s a very nice tool. nice light weight easy to use. hope this helped.
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Rather than this, if I want to get closer than my macro ring allows I use some extension rings. They allow closer focus but add no extra glass to go through. I have a different brand I purchased for the same amount, so something like this Movo Photo AF Macro Extension Tube Set for Micro 4/3 Mount Mirrorless Camera System (Compatible with Olympus PEN, Panasonic Lumix, Blackmagic Cinema Camera) with 10mm, 16mm & 21mm Tubes
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Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not sure as I have not yet tried. Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not... » Read More Hi, though the adapter should work fine I would recommend purchasing one of higher quality; I bought this adapter and after about four months of relatively heavy use it started to fall apart. Specifically, the locking mechanism on the lens to adapter side sometimes disengages and the adapter ring has now begun to separate into two parts, the result of which is that the lens can sit at an angle from the camera body if not propped up with a finger. However, if you're looking to save money the latter problem could possibly be remedied by using a tiny screwdriver for eyeglasses, though I'm not sure as I have not yet tried. « Show Less
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I don't know what your old lens is, mine was a screw mount. No, there is no glass, it is just a metal ring.
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It only works for plastic ones. There's a different one for glass. I made the mistake of getting one for glass 1st time around.
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Yes, but please note that this adapter broke after only a few uses. I'd recommend another brand.
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If memory serves me correctly ,I bought a bushing adapter from manfrotto ,which I do not see on amazon any longer but I found a bushing adapter from Rock Steady that is one quarter to three eighth bushing adapter that is stainless steel with a rubber gasket. It is similar to the manfrotto bushing ,that works great with the quick release on my heavy duty ravelelli tripod with a pan head .Hope this helps
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It's not just aluminum, it's very heavy duty aluminum. Harder than the bones in the rib cage, etc. I carry this whenever I go somewhere and I can't carry my pistol or knife (school, airplane, courthouse). It's better than your bare fist. It has no designed glass breaker but I wouldn't be surprised if it would break auto glass. I lost mine last week and will be ordering another one this weekend.
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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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I haven't used an adapter so I'm not sure what kind you are talking about. It does have an on/off switch. It has worked well btw. One day cure.
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I used it on metal and it do a pretty good job for no bigger than it is. I've never used it on glass. You don't need any special tools.
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C'mon, the macro glass you have is already amazing - an electron microscope the Raynox aint. It would only degrade the image of your awesome lens.
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The adapter is made of some type of metal. Not sure about the rest of the question. It fits any standard binoculars. I'm very happy with purchase. I'm glad that I did not go with the plastic cheaper one.