Questions about Commlite Canon EF Lenses for Canon M

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Max P. Ower

5 years ago

This is NOT a wide angle converter (speed booster), but a normal adapter EF/EF-S to new EF-M.

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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Does this mean that I still have to take the 1.6 cropfactor into account?

cedricneuhaus

5 years ago

hello everyone, does the product work as well as the original adapter from canon? best thanks in advance and greetings

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rolansiruh

5 years ago

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It works perfectly for me, I use it with EFS 10-18mm and Tokina Macro 100mm.

cuore_del_sud

5 years ago

so does the device fit on the M50? and can you mount all canon lenses?

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bobse

5 years ago

Yes, it fits the M50 and you can use all EF lenses, the autofocus and everything else works great. Just note that they have a Kropp factor of 1.6, so a 15mm lens is a 23mm lens.

Anonymous

5 years ago

Hello, I have a basic question. As some have asked before, there is the EF/EF-S adapter under the category lens adapter from Canon, with which lenses with EF mount can be connected to the EF-M cameras. But this wide-angle converter is now in the lens converter category. Shouldn't it also influence the crop factor? In the reviews, however, someone writes that there is no lens built in, which is not possible if it is really just an adapter, so it is in the wrong category here. Does the image stabiliser also work with this converter/adapter? Thanks and greetings

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Max P. Ower

4 years ago

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Yes, this is an adapter without glass. It does not change the crop factor when you attach an EF (full frame) lens. Therefore you can perfectly use older EF-S (crop) lenses on your M50/M6. Or of course EF with crop. This is a cheap adapter with glass that adapts the crop factor. Viltrox EF-EOS M2 . Good and usually with tolerable sacrifices. Otherwise the Metabones ($$)