can it be used together with EF lenses
593942
No. It is a fixed f/8 reflecting telescope with 500mm equivalent fl. You shoot in Manual getting the exposure you want with shutter speed and the filters supplied with the 'lens'. It comes with a 2X converter. I paid around $100 for mine and you can get the kind of shots you would expect from a $100 lens.
593943
No, it's not an add-on or "auxiliary" lens -- it's a full lens in itself. It goes on your DSLR *in place of* any other lens, not added on to an existing lens.
593944
No- This is a lens by itself. I do not recommend it ! You may get some good pictures if you use a tripod- if not forget about it !
34191
EF-M lens are not resigned to go on anything other than an EOM. This adapter is only for EF or EF-S lens to fit on the EOS-M.
1269821
Never tried. I only use Nikon and Leica M39 lenses with it. But I imagine it would work just fine!
34189
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.
789914
Yup, it will work on any EF or EF-S mount. Obviously, you will have to adjust the aperture and focus accordingly. Also, adapting older lenses to digital sensors often results in chromatic aberration, so make sure to look out for that (its generally fairly easy to correct in post however).
1634844
No - this actually modifies the sensor plane relative to the lens to allow an EF or EF-S lens to be used on an M mount body (only the EOS M). There is no glass in this adapter - this is specific to EF-M mounts on the back side.
1014368
I contacted Adorama Camera and asked this specific question. The following is their reply:Should work, however please contact mfr @800 421-1141 to be certain I called the number and left a message, but unfortunately I haven't received a return call yet. My photography teacher has a set of these that he has let me borrow to experiment with, and his box, unlike the picture on Amazon, specifically states that they can be used with EF and EF-S lenses. I will let you know if/when I hear back from the manufacturer.
1899632
Yes, your camera will work with all EF and EF-S lenses. The EF-S lenses will only work on crop sensor cameras like yours and the zoom will be that specified. The EF lenses will work on both full frame cameras and crop sensor cameras with the difference being that on a crop sensor the zoom will be 1.6x that of the lens (ex. EF 100-400mm would be equivalent to a 160-640mm).
1171206
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.
601081
I don't know if it will work with the SL1 side of the adapter, it's specific to M. But it's supposed to work for all EF and EFS lenses. Hope that helps.
887428
The lens adapter is compatible with any EF/EF-S mount lens. Assuming the Vivitar is one of those mounts, it should work. If not, I have no idea if you're able to stack another adapter on top of the M Mount. Should be possible though methinks.
1128848
If you're referring to the AT-1 body, then no because it's an FD mount. This particular adapter attaches to EF bodies only. You would need OM to FD adapter (assuming you want to attach OM lens to your AT-1 body). Hopes this helps
2048373
Yes. I own that camera, and bought this lens to use them together. Works great, and comes with a nice package.
1699444
Yes, it may be used with that lens...effectively turning it into a 140-400 f/8 lens.That effective aperture is important because only a handful of bodies will allow AF with an f/8 lens. (1D series and possibly the 5DIII)
887429
The EOS M allows you to use EF/EFS/L lenses on the EOS M. That's it. If the Vivitar is compatible with those mentioned then it will work. If it isn't ... then it isn't.
923680
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.
632867
Yes, it works with all EF type lenses. I have a variety of EF lenses and have had no problem with any I have attached. Hope this helps