I have Canon Rebel T5i EOS 700D EF-S mount if I remove the macro it does not attach to my 058 lense
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Correct.. the threads aren't the same. Anyway there's no point in doing that as the front (wide-angle) section is a negative diopter lens and will not allow focusing properly. If only the rear (macro) section is attached you will have a magnifying lens in front of your prime lens.
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No, this only allows Canon EF and EF-S lenses to be mounted on a EOS-M camera.
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No, it attaches to another lens, not the t-ring for the camera. I have tried. . . .
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Hello, to be honest I don't know, but I think YES, depends of the Lens you will add (for example mine its Macro which DO NOT retains de autofocus -see manual there are new one it does- ) the adaptor does not affect. I hope this info can help.
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Yes, it will work with your Canon. It comes with a variety of lens adaptors. Keep in mind this is a very weak light suitable for macro only. It works pretty well for this.
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My canon T3i, with my 18/55 lens works perfectly with this attachment. The attachment can be used as either the Macro, or the Fisheye portion. Either way, to use it, screw off the protective back cover of the lens, and take off the cover of whatever lens you have on the camera. The attachment should screw perfectly on to the lens portion of your camera. If the pitch in the screw-on is damaged, or not the correct type, then it wont fit, and should be sent back to Amazon. These attachments fit on the existing LENSES...not the body of the camera (bayonet lock mechanism) itself. It will fit (screw on) whatever lens you have on the camera. I hope this helps! I'm enjoying mine, periodically, whenever I can get the time away from working:-)
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This collar won't fit either macro lens you mention. It's only for the longer, heavier telephoto zoom lenses.
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The answer turned out to be rather lengthy so I posted the full text here: http://www.ediblefrog.com/topics/froguser/the_incredible_canon_mp-e_65mm_macro_lens
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Yes, Tony, I have the 60mm Oly macro lens on my OMD-EM5. It mounts just fine..also on my OMD-EM10
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I used this with a Canon dslr, k-mount to eos adapter, and pentax m 50mm 1.7. This macro extension tubes doesn't have electronic connections so I hope your dfa macro lens has manual aperture control on the lens. Since I don't own a pentax dlsr I am not sure, but if your lens does not have the manual aperture control on the lens you may have to do a work around like I would do with my regular canon lenses when I do freelensing. (while the camera is on, set aperture and while pushing depth of field button dismount the lens thereby locking in the aperture needed - it works for Canon dslr, but not as convenient as manual aperture control) I used this with a Canon dslr, k-mount to eos adapter, and pentax m 50mm 1.7. This macro extension tubes doesn't have electronic connections so I hope your dfa macro lens has manual aperture control on the lens. Since I don't own a pentax dlsr I am not sure, but if your lens does not have the manual aperture control on the lens you may have to do a work around like I would do with my regular canon lenses when I do freelensing. (while the camera is on, set aperture and while pushing depth of field button dismount the lens thereby locking in the aperture needed - it works for Canon dslr, but... » Read More I used this with a Canon dslr, k-mount to eos adapter, and pentax m 50mm 1.7. This macro extension tubes doesn't have electronic connections so I hope your dfa macro lens has manual aperture control on the lens. Since I don't own a pentax dlsr I am not sure, but if your lens does not have the manual aperture control on the lens you may have to do a work around like I would do with my regular canon lenses when I do freelensing. (while the camera is on, set aperture and while pushing depth of field button dismount the lens thereby locking in the aperture needed - it works for Canon dslr, but not as convenient as manual aperture control) « Show Less
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I only know that it works with EF-S and EF lenses. I don't know if the others work with it too or not.Sorry.
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This lens will fit the EOS Rebel T5i. The Rebel has an Canon EF mount and will accept EF and EFS Lenses.
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The lens comes with a lens mount attachment that is separate to the lens. Please make sure with the seller beforehand that you require an EF-S mount.
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This 58 Macro fits on to a 52MM lens. I just did it with my Canon Rebel 300D, an older first model of the Rebel series; which is what I am collecting at this time. Thank you for your kindness. DISCLAIMER: I am simply a person who has a passion for photography and I am not certified as a professional photographer or consultant, just a loyal customer and Seller Merchant "Best Camera and Electronic Packages" of AMAZON!
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Flash has a clip that attaches on the top of the lens. It can be used with Canon 100mm (filter must be removed) or 60mm Macro (filter can be attached) without adaptor but if you want to use it with Canon 180mm Macro (or any other lens) you will need adaptor.
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The little black ring fell out of the wide angle lens. I put it back in and now I cannot get the macro to attach. Any ideas?
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The problem I have is that the Fotodiox lens Adapter is locked onto my Canon lens and i can't remove it. I would appreciate some instruction on how to resolve this problem. I can't used my lens on my canon camera.