I have a GX1, and Canon EF 50mm f/2.5 Compact Macro Lens, will this make the lens compatible?
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It should, yes. As others have noted, there will be no electronic control. This means both focus and aperture.
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It should. I use it on the Blackmagic pocket camera that has a MFT mount along with canon glass. Be aware you won't have electronic control with this adapter.
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Hi Kate yes is compatible and it works very nice and this is the lens I use almost for evrething ....
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Probably. I don't know what a "macro manual lens" is, but you might, at best, have to get some intermediary ring adapter to fit the threads of each device. You can probably get those at any camera shop or from Amazon.
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If the lens is threaded for 52mm, then it'll work. Dunno what that lens is.
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It will work fine with FX G Lenses. There is an aperture adjustment ring. It is not as precise as a manual focus aperture lens, but it does get the job done.
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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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No, this was designed for the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L II IS. I do not have the lens you quote, but from the pictures online, I does not look compatible.
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Yes, it will definitely work with with the SL1. It's pretty good for portraits and & flowers. It's just okay at a macro lens. You might want to consider the 50mm. That's a great lens too.
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Yes. Is also compatible w/ some other brands of lens. (Such as Sigma and others)
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Yes its compatible, and its not a macro dedicated version but in the lens the word macro is written, tooks nice macro/bokeh style photos
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The GFC-1 works with the 14mm end of your 14-42GX lens. When you attach the proper adapter (the 37mm for the 14-42) to the GFC-1, you will think that it does not fit and become frustrated. Fear not. It is just a very tight fit and you will have to exert some effort in turning the adapter ring onto the GFC-1. The adapter you will not be using is the 46mm. I use that one with my 14 f2.5 lens (a very nice lens to have, if you do not have one already). So, the short answer is that the unit works only with the 14mm end of your lens and not with the zoomed focal lengths between 14 and 42.
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I have a Canon 50mm 1.8 and it fits as a glove, so I think you shouldnt have much trouble to use it. A good way to make sure is to check the diameter of the ring and then checking the one your lens has. If it matches, then it fits.
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None of the EF-S lenses will work with the 1.4X or 2X extenders. Not Bower or Canon. They will not fit the extender, the lens glass hits the extender glass.
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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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According to the documentation that came with the kit, it "works best on lenses with a filter size up to 62mm, and with apertures is 2.8 or wider." It also says to divide the focal length of the lens with the f-stop. If the number received is around 2.6, it should work. I find it works best with my 50mm macro lens. Hope this helps.
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If your camera takes an EF lens it will work. This is an excellent lens. I use it as my "carry around" lens. Wonderful macro feature. Buy it.
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Not sure about ef-s because that lens is made for crop. However, 100f2 should be no problem. Have yet to have a compatibility issue with an EF lens. However... sometimes my 100 macro won't go to f2.8, sticks at 4. My 85 and 50 Let won't go down to f1.2, but it reads f1.3.