will this adaptor allow me to use my Kiron F2 MC Kino Precision lens with Canon EOS mount (5D, 6, D 60D, Etc)?
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Is the mount for that lens a Contax/Yashica mount? If yes, then it should have no issues mounting onto that ring adapter and then onto any of those Canon bodies you listed. I did a quick search and a 28mm lens came up for it. You might want to read the reviews first. I recall someone else posting about a wide angle lens having issues.
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I have one on a Canon EOS 40D. It will not be a perfect match. You'll have to learn to use the camera with the adapter. Lenses will fit, you'll be shooting using manual settings and the adapter lens in front of the camera sensor will reduce image quality slightly.
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Yes it will so long as you have a M42 or "screw mount" lens. My advice is to keep it clean. I often leave the adapter on my lens & use the EOS rear lens cap but once a month i take the adapter off and clean it cause it gathers gunk. That said, great buy if you can handle more old school style manual aperture & focus with no confirmation of focus on your camera. Hope that long winded answer helps.
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No, it will not. This adapter in particular will only work with Minolta MD MC Mount Lenses.
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The fittings will mount the fd to your cannon eos camera... however I urge you to go with a different brand. This adapter had the element too far from the sensor, resulting in a macro extension tube opposed to a lens adapter. Go with fotodiox or kodak and your lens will be ready to go. I recommend buying a different adapter for each lens if you're shooting on the go.
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It should work fine. The lens is spec'ed with a T-mount thread. (T2 is the same thing with set screws to lock the lens position in the adapter, but this is a T adapter) I use this adapter on both my E-510 and E-5 with no problems. Reflex lenses can be VERY touchy on the focus, so be patient with it, and use a good tripod. I have the Opteka 500 mm f/6.3 with a T mount.
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can't help you with that. it did not work with my canon eos digital and sigma zoom lenses.
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No. It's just a manual adapter. I haven't found any good adapters for using FD lenses on EOS cameras. It's too bad as there are some great lenses out there. There is someone on youtube that makes special adapters but only for certain FD lenses.
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No. This adapter is for the older MD mount lenses. As far as I know this is the one you want: http://www.amazon.ca/Fotodiox-Adapter--Mount-Minolta-E-Mount/dp/B003Y2YE5S/
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If you will look at the bottom of the description for this lens, you will see a section titled "Will this work with my camera?" In that section select Canon, then EOS, then 7D Mark II, then click in the appropriate place to get your answer. I did that with your camera model and it says it will work. Amazon has that section on all lenses that are not camera brand specific like Tamron, Sigma, Tokina, etc.
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We can confirm it is compatible. As stated in the description: This T-mount adapter is specifically designed to fit T-mount (screw-mount) lenses to a Canon EOS mount SLR/DSLR camera.
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I am not sure. But make sure that it is compatible with both the camera and your lens. Some of these teleconverters do not fit the EOS kit lense. Bower should tell you. I have purchased some good equipment from the Bower brand with great success on my Rebels (T3i and T4i
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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.
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The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
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If it is an EOS mount Tamron, then this adapter will work with the lens in manual focus mode.
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Check out the following website - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minolta_SR-mount. You will note that the adaptor in question is specifically for the MC and MD lenses
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It's to adapt pentax K type to Canon EOS. Although it works, it doesn't hold the pentak lens snugly. There is some play in it so unless you are shooting on a tripod you risk the lens moving enough to blur your images