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Q: QuestionIs this mount adapter durable?

• A:Answer Yes, it has a metal mount on both the lens and camera sides to provide rugged flexibility.

Q: QuestionDoes this adapter come with a case?

• A:Answer Yes, a carrying case is included.

Q: QuestionDoes this adapter have a feature that allows for quick access to camera functions?

• A:Answer Yes, the built-in control ring allows quick access to camera functions.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of cameras is this mount adapter compatible with?

• A:Answer This mount adapter is compatible with Canon EOS R5, EOS R6, EOS R or EOS RP cameras.

Q: QuestionWill this lens mount adapter work with a Canon 6D Mark II? If not what lens mount adapter will?

Asked 6 years ago by Sarah.

• A:Answer No, this if for Canon R series only (mirrorless), they sell adapters for DSLR cameras that will allow you to use lenses from other brands but none of the adapters that you will find will allow you to use RF lenses on a DSLR camera.

  Answered 3 years ago by JMCInnovationsVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs it really worth $100 more than the one without the control ring? Especially when the other one is included with the camera rn

Asked 6 years ago by Ruser.

• A:Answer Yeah it definitely is worth it if you shoot manual or a custom setting often. I have one custom setting that uses the ring for ISO and another that uses it for the shutter speed depending on how dim or bright the lighting is. Although you have to own enough EF Canon lenses to justify it, RF lenses have their own control ring built into the lens body out at the end of the lens. Good luck, also I think this might have an ND filter option although I haven't used it, I'm not certain. Ryan

  Answered 6 years ago by RyanVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWill this adapter work for cannon EOS M50

Asked 4 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer no

  Answered 3 years ago by forrestrangerVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionLooking for adapter to fit on my Canon Rebel T7 to mount a rf lens

Asked 3 years ago by JC.

• A:Answer I don't think any adapters go backwards like that. All are for EF lenses to fit on an RF body. Come to think of it I dont think it could be built becase you have to mount an RF lens deeper into the EF body.

  Answered 3 years ago by Matt

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Q: QuestionWill this adapter work with the canon r6 body?

Asked 5 years ago by Jw.

• A:Answer Yes, it works with all EOS R cameras with the RF mount (R, RP R5, & R6)

  Answered 5 years ago by Bradd

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Q: QuestionWill this adapter make lenses used on canon EOS 30D work with the canon r6 mark II?

Asked 2 days ago by adapter.

Q: QuestionDoes this adapter work with canon eos r5c

Asked 8 months ago by K.

Q: QuestionWill this adapter work on the canon eos r8?

Asked 8 months ago by Seantheplumber.

Q: Questionwill this adaptor work with a canon r10?

Asked 11 months ago by bill.

• A:Answer No. For your Canon EOS R10, I'd actually recommend the basic adapter instead. Here's why: Since the control ring doesn't work on the R10 (only on full-frame R cameras), you'd be paying $90 extra for a feature you can't use. Control Ring Adapter ($239): Programmable ring works only on R, RP, R5, R6, R3, R7 Basic Adapter ($149): Identical performance for your R10 - same autofocus, lens compatibility, build quality Based on your recent searches for "canon mount adapter ef-eos r10," the basic adapter would serve you perfectly. Customers consistently report identical performance between both adapters for actual photography - the only difference is the unusable control ring. You'd save $90 while getting exactly the same functionality for your R10. The basic adapter maintains full autofocus, image stabilization, and works with all your EF/EF-S lenses including third-party brands.

  Answered 1 month ago by CherylW

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Q: QuestionWill this adapter work with the Canon R50 camera to adapt to a Canon EFS lens? Do all features of the lens work after adapting?

Asked 11 months ago by Zan.

Q: QuestionWill this work for my EOS R6 Mark II mirrorless camera

Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.

Q: QuestionWill this ring work for a EOS R50?

Asked 1 year ago by EJ.

Q: Questionwill this work for my canon R8 camera? I have a lens from my old Rebel t1i which is a EF and now my mirrorless is an RF can I use this mount for my new camera with my old lens

Asked 1 year ago by VenusM.

• A:Answer Yes if you have EF or even EFS Lens and are connecting to an RF mount...this will work. The one with the control ring I used with the EOS R and the R6 and it was amazing being able to custom map whatever control I want to the ring. You will have to look at the manual, can DL one free online or find some info on it out there to see if the R8 allows the same...it should. But out of all the various EF to RF adapters this (the control ring version)is the best and the one to get imo. But any of the EF to RF adapters (normal, control ring, or nd filter version) will work for any camera that is RF mount and will allow all EF and EFS glass.

  Answered 1 year ago by timsbestbuyVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionI have a 5D Mark III currently and love it, however thinking of moving over the the mirrorless, however I just bought all V2 lenses for that 5D, I take it I can use this lens, but will I loos any functionality? Will I loose quality or any F Stops?

Asked 1 year ago by TxFonzie.

Q: QuestionI'm looking to upgrade from a Canon EOS 6D Mark II to the Canon EOS R6 Mark II. Will this adapt the EF lenses I already have to fit the R6 MII?

Asked 1 year ago by Tanya.

• A:Answer Yes if you have EF or even EFS Lens and are connecting to an RF mount...this will work. The one with the control ring is the best imo and lots of others I know that use it. I used with the EOS R and the R6 and it was amazing being able to custom map whatever control I want to the ring. But any of the EF and EFS glass will work well with the RF to EF adapters (normal, control ring, or nd filter version).

  Answered 1 year ago by timsbestbuyVerified Purchase

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