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The Canon Adattatore Drop-in Filter Canon EF/Canon RF ND is an adapter that allows to mount Canon EF/EF-S lenses on Canon R mirrorless cameras. All automatic controls works even with the adapter, included fast autofocus and image stabilization. It allows to use drop-in rear filters on any lens; it is supplied with a variable ND filter. It is in production since 2019; the current price is 332 €.
1 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
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Pros:Ability to use it on all EF lenses, lack of color dominants, variable, dust-protected filter. Solid and easily handy compared to other filter systems.
Cons:Cost. Not usable on RF targets
Opinion:I tried it in particular on a Sigma 14-24 art, and I was very pleased, for the extreme practicality of use and for the rendering of photographs. The filter is a variable ND, and the different intensity of the filter is achieved simply by rotating a wheel that remains in a very comfortable position near the machine. Totally devoid of any chromatic dominance (at the maximum of closure it definitely turns to blue, but it is enough to stop slightly earlier to avoid it). Even the cost that is disproportionate to the object that it is, however, is almost convenient compared to certain holder systems and filters, which still need to buy different adapters for different lenses, instead this can be mounted behind each lens with EF attack. At the minimum intensity you lose at most 1 or 2 stops, so if the brightness is good and you do not want to disassemble it, you can also leave it mounted without too many problems of light loss. The only real flaw I've found is that you can't use it on RF targets, so for those you need to have other types of filters.
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