Is there an adaptor for using EFS lenses on this camera?
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No, Due to sensor size you do not want to use an EF-S size lens. There would be a vignette about half of the sensor size even if there was an adapter to use. There would be a big black circle around your whole image.
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Sorry I do not know the answer to your question, there are non on the Cano web site.
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It is an e-mount frame. So any lenses that are e-mount will be just fine. A-mount lenses will work too with an adapter.
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No, this one is for Canon FD lenses (old ones 70's I think). You need one for EF lenses.
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We have had good results with the Redrockmicro adapters.http://store.redrockmicro.com/Catalog/Still-Photo-Accessories/Nikon-to-Canon-EF-Lens-Mount-Adapter.html
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You can run about any lens on it with an adapter. I have a Canon EF series adapter from Adaptimax that I bought from B&H.; You can then run about any canon lens with it from any camera shop anywhere. Similar ones are available for Nikon lenses although that is not my path. You can use a good micro 4/3 lens from any vendor.
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Yes, you can use any EF mount lens on this camera. I have three lenses that I use with mine.
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This adapter allows you to use EF and EFS lenses on the eos M. I don't think there is an adapter to use you ef-m 22m lens on 60D. I do not like my Fotodiox Pro adapter...not a tight fit!
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It will not work with your kit lens. There are no teleconverters which will fit EF-S lenses.
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Sony A6000 has E-mount lenses, so you need to look for E-mount to camera and EF- mount to lens side adapter.
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Canon EOS Rebel Line of SLR cameras use Canon EF lenses (including EF-S lenses)
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Tim, while you are right about the old lenses i.e. pre-EOS, also remember that any full frame canon DSLR such as the 5D or the 1D mark 3 will only use the EF lenses and will not work with the cheap EF-S lenses since the mount is different
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Hi - Yes, this adapter accepted my EF-S lens just fine. Be aware that the mount is really tight on the lens mount. You have to pull the circular knob towards the lens to release it. It took me a few tries to get used to it.
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My understanding is that an EF-S lens is designed for cropped frame sensors but still has the same EF mount. So it should work with this adapter.
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The Canon AT-1 uses an FD mount (not an EF mount), so I don't think this is the correct adapter, though I have not tried it personally. You might have a look at this thread: http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?106948-Olympus-OM-on-Canon-FD-Body
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No. The t3 uses the eos mount system, and will accept any canon ef/ef-s lenses. If you'd like to use fd lenses, you may purchase an fd to eos adaptor on eBay for as low as $30. Hope this helps.-Aaron
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Yes you can buy an adapter that fits the old lens (FD) to the new (EOS) lens. You need to shop carefully because some of the adapters have plastic mounts and others will have metal mounts. Some will have a piece of glass to correct for the change in mounting distance. You will have to take manual pictures with the lens mounted to the adapter. That is you will need to set your camera in manual and then set the aperture, shutter speed and focus manually. Prices are in relation to quality of the adapter. Read reviews on the adapters that you think will meet your requirements. Don't shop for price alone. Quality and craftsmanship count more than price for a good picture and photo experience. Yes you can buy an adapter that fits the old lens (FD) to the new (EOS) lens. You need to shop carefully because some of the adapters have plastic mounts and others will have metal mounts. Some will have a piece of glass to correct for the change in mounting distance. You will have to take manual pictures with the lens mounted to the adapter. That is you will need to set your camera in manual and then set the aperture, shutter speed and focus manually. Prices are in relation to quality of the adapter. Read reviews on the adapters that you think will meet your requirements. Don't shop for... » Read More Yes you can buy an adapter that fits the old lens (FD) to the new (EOS) lens. You need to shop carefully because some of the adapters have plastic mounts and others will have metal mounts. Some will have a piece of glass to correct for the change in mounting distance. You will have to take manual pictures with the lens mounted to the adapter. That is you will need to set your camera in manual and then set the aperture, shutter speed and focus manually. Prices are in relation to quality of the adapter. Read reviews on the adapters that you think will meet your requirements. Don't shop for price alone. Quality and craftsmanship count more than price for a good picture and photo experience. « Show Less
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Hi Dave, I can only vouch for EF-S lenses compatibility. Haven't tried it with a EF lens.