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The Canon Adattatore Canon EF/EOS M is an adapter that allows to mount Canon EF lenses on Canon EOS M mirrorless cameras. All automatic controls works even with the adapter, included fast autofocus and image stabilization. It is in production since 2012; the current price is 334 €.
1 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
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Cons:Maybe it's the cost, and the lack of evolution
Opinion:I have both this and the Viltrox, which I inadvertently inherited from a sale. By now the Eos M are out of the market and those who get rid of them tend to get rid of the entire kit. The operation is perfect, the aesthetics harmonize the EF lenses and the M body. By comparison, the removable foot is very similar to the Viltrox one, but while the Viltrox one can be mounted on the Canon, the Canon is not fully interlocking with the Viltrox ring. On the Canon there are recesses with rubber inserts that are missing in the recesses, very similar, Viltrox (but maybe in the used in my possession they have jumped off, and therefore it must be tightened all the way). The gold contacts are very plentiful, compared to the Viltrox ones. At the rear they are quadrangular, therefore with more margin, and at the front they are larger, therefore more robust. The gold plating is therefore more abundant and it is to be assumed at this point that it is also thicker, therefore more durable to wear abrasion. The visible screws are also thicker. All of this can contribute to the weight difference of about 5 grams: the Canon weighs ~154 grams (~47+~106) compared to ~149 (~46+~103) for the Viltrox. Viltrox, however, has developed the Speed Boosters starting from its adapter ring and, being the M among the smallest mirrorless cameras around with an APS-C sensor, any consideration must keep this element in mind.
Opinion:A nice compact, lightweight and "thin" adapter ring that I used on the M5 to mount a Canon EF 70-300 is II nano USM. Very convenient also the underlying attachment to hook it to the tripod plates. Nothing to say, the automatisms have always worked perfectly quickly without ever having any kind of problem. Its use allows you to access the entire vast audience of EF / EF-S lenses to be mounted on M bodies. To be had almost obligatorily together with the M bodies.
Pros:Use of EF optics on M bodies while maintaining automatisms
Cons:Price a bit high
Opinion:I purchased a body with M optics for weight reasons, important during long hikes in the mountains. I purchased this adapter to be able to use the EF optical fleet on certain occasions also on the M body, this for having more versatility. I am using this adapter with satisfaction, the files you get with EF optics are higher than with M optics, the yield remains very good. All automatisms are maintained, so ease of use is guaranteed. To consider that using EF targetses on M bodies the outgoing files are 1.6x.
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