Will this work on M42 to canon 70D ?
1196037
Yes it will. The focus confirmation is 'okay' for photos. I ended up using live view to focus on still subjects with some of my older pentax lenses.
1196038
It works on my Canon 60D and there is every reason to assume it would on a 70D as well.
2023356
No, the e420 is a 4/3 camera, and this lens is for MFT Micro-4/3 cameras which have a much shorter lens to sensor distance than your camera.
206681
If your camera will interchange lens, then it will work. Because of the camera body sensor it may have a 1.4-1.6 X magification of your lens . take 70X1.6=112mm lens setting. The lens stailization is with the lens. It works Great I have this lens on my Canon 7D. good alround walkaround lens,although a bit heavy. Clarity is excellent.speed of focus is within most shooting parameters.
885283
Yes, this lens will work on EOS 70D 60D 50D 40D 30D 20D 10D T4i T3i and possibly more.
1344314
NO NO NO! this is a M42 (thread Screw) to EF adapter. You need the FD to EF adapter. Good luck!
886577
I use mine on a 7d and a 5d Mark III, it works perfect on both. I would assume it would work on the 70d too, seeing it is a crop sensor like the 7d.
545827
Presuming it's an m42 mount lens then yes. The adapter has the infinity glass insert and is only 11 bucks, go for it.
1272391
Yes it definitely should if you have an audio input jack. It works with my Canon 70D and plugs right in to audio. It works great for the price
81664
I don't see why it would not work on the Canon 70D. It works on my Canon 60D.
1988590
The release should work for all Canon cameras as they have the hot shoe on the top and the plugin on the side. If anything you would just need an adapter. I've used the remote successfully on a 40D as well as Mark II and III.
1894038
Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't harm the camera you just start over or twist off the adapter from the camera. Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't... » Read More Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't harm the camera you just start over or twist off the adapter from the camera. « Show Less
1821342
Yes - this adapter is designed specifically for the M42 screw type. It works just fine on an old Tokina lens that was mounted on my father-in-law's 1960's Pentax. Make sure, however, that you get the Version 2 adapter upgrade from FotoDiox. The Version 1 adapter from M42 to Canon EOS did not make provision to disengage the aperture shaft in some M42-type lens. FotoDiox was very responsive, and I had great customer support from them. Again, make sure they send you the Version 2 M42 to EOS adapter.
1260248
Yes, as long as you pay attention to the connector. The one pictured works with my 70D.
1894036
Hello Jenny J - yes you need a Pentax screw M42 to Cannon adaptor and you will have to use the lens with manual aperture settings - this vintage lens is from the late 60,s and provides excellent image quality - Cannon also made a 50mm F 1.4 at that period and it is also a very good lens to have
1769420
Yes. Although I do not have a 70D, I have used it just fine with a 50D, 6D, and 1DX. It will work with any of the recent Canon DSLRs. The primary reasons to purchase one of these instead of Canon's are 1) Lower price 2) if you wish to have a more robust remote flash system by using more than one Mitros, or using the Phottix remote receiver connected to practically any another flash (my secondary flash is an old Canon 580 EX, and I am able to remotely control the power level on the 580 from the Phottix by using a Phottix Odin receiver).
2019590
I dont think it will work on 70d,, but I can assure that for the price, the quality of this product is really good...just search around until u find the correct one for your camera :)
1507489
Sorry, not sure if it will. I have a canon eos 40d and works great with that.