I owned Canon EF-M Lens Adapter for EF/EF-S, but it is not compatible with some old Sigma AF lens and YONGNUO YN50mm 1.8. How about this adapter?
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I don't have any of those lenses, but this is a good one simply because of auto features. Good luck.
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Hi, Sharon! It sure will. Canon is great about cross comparability. This is a great product, but check the Canon website as this is recommended for certain lenses only. You cannot use it with EF-S lenses if I remember right but be sure your lenses work before you buy it!!! Have fun hope you can use it.
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If you mean can this lens be used on an EOS body - then the answer is no. It only works on the EOS M. If you're wondering if the available adapter lets you employ your current collection of Canon lenses on the EOS-M, the answer is yes.
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Hi, I purchased this specific adapter to mount my very old Minolta lenses to my new Canon EOS Rebel digital camera. The company makes a full line of adapters most of which you can purchase here on Amazon. Look for your specific combination at http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/lens-mount-adapters.html then return here with the part number and get your best deal by ordering from Amazon. Look at http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/catalogsearch/result/?q=EOS+Rebel+ Remember these adapters are for mounting specific lens types to a different brand or series camera. In order to make the focal length work, there is most always additional glass (lens) in the adapter. This insures that the lens will focus correctly at infinity. ALSO!!! In many if not most cases you will lose some auto functionality like auto-focus, auto exposure adjustments etc, since the old lens never supported these functions. In my case, I am now using four old lenses from my old (1969) Minolta SRT-101 35mm SLR camera on my new EOS digital. But focus and exposure I must do my self. Just be sure that the one you order is specific for 1. your camera and 2. the lens series mount for your other lenses.
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The Canon Rebel T1i can use any Canon EF or EF-S mount lens ever made although some old third-party film era lenses may suffer from incompatibilities. What other Canon lenses are you interested in using? There are FD-to-EF/EOS mount adapters for old manual Canon FD mount lenses but there are too many drawbacks to using FD lenses with modern EF mount cameras that its probably not worth the trouble. FD lenses were designed to sit closer to the film plane than is possible with EOS cameras so an adapter needs to include a corrective optical element in order to achieve infinity focus which tends to degrade image quality to an unacceptable degree. The Canon Rebel T1i can use any Canon EF or EF-S mount lens ever made although some old third-party film era lenses may suffer from incompatibilities. What other Canon lenses are you interested in using? There are FD-to-EF/EOS mount adapters for old manual Canon FD mount lenses but there are too many drawbacks to using FD lenses with modern EF mount cameras that its probably not worth the trouble. FD lenses were designed to sit closer to the film plane than is possible with EOS cameras so an adapter needs to include a corrective optical element in order to achieve infinity focus which tends... » Read More The Canon Rebel T1i can use any Canon EF or EF-S mount lens ever made although some old third-party film era lenses may suffer from incompatibilities. What other Canon lenses are you interested in using? There are FD-to-EF/EOS mount adapters for old manual Canon FD mount lenses but there are too many drawbacks to using FD lenses with modern EF mount cameras that its probably not worth the trouble. FD lenses were designed to sit closer to the film plane than is possible with EOS cameras so an adapter needs to include a corrective optical element in order to achieve infinity focus which tends to degrade image quality to an unacceptable degree. « Show Less
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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 don't have the same camera ; you must read the camera instruction manual to see if lenses EF and EF-S are compatible with your model (in the Canon website you can read "... the camera is compatible with Canon STM lenses for smooth, quiet AF performance..." and the following website you can find every lenses for canon cameras : http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/standard_display/Lens_Advantage_Select Sophie
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These lens are compatible with EF-S and not with EF. It won't work on FF cameras like 1D as the size is small.
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I use this adapter with lenses that already have aperture rings and it works just fine. You just need to keep the aperture on the adapter open all of the way. It might be beneficial to just go ahead and buy this adapter instead of a passive adapter in case you want to invest in newer canon glass.
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I don't own that lense but can tel you that from my experience with another canon EF lense 70 - 200mm f/4l it works including AF.This dubler will not work with any EFS lense from Canon due to protruding internal dust ring which comes past the connector ring in all EFS Lenses. I own Sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 HSM lense which does connect to this doubler but doubler is missing profile for that lense so it can only be used in manual focus mode. Overall it is a very nice doubler especially for the price and size (canon doubler is almost twice the length of this one). Andy
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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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It only goes the one way, I'm sure if an adapter doesn't exist it could down the road but this particular adapter is only to utilize your glass for the larger EF or EF-S mount lenses to your Eos-M camera.
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Anyone know if this will work with a Sigma EF-500? I can't see why one would need a Nikon-brand flash unit for it to work... anyone?
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No, this is an EF-M which is native to the EOS-M camera. Adapters needed for the EF-S cameras
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is sure that you can NOT mount a Pentax lens in a canon camera without an especific adapter, but I have not experience in adapters. Sorry!
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I tried the FD-EF adapters with lens elements like the Albinar model and gave up on them. Just too much image degradation. The FL and FD lenses have new life with the mirrorless cameras - Sony e mount, etc. If you really want to use the older Canon lenses on EF mount cameras, try to see if there is an Ed Mika adapter made for your lens. I was able to convert a FL 55 1.2 to EF use using an Ed Mika adapter. As I recall, it was fairly painless and took 1/2 hour to change the mount using the Ed Mika conversion kit.
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This adapter is for EF lens to M43 mount only. I'm not sure if M43 lens to EF body exist, sorry.If they do, keep in mind that Canon EOS sensors are much bigger than M43 and you will end up with big vignetting (opposite of cropping).