“I have a Canon Mark 6D II, would i need a EF adapter as well?”

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• No. You can use your ef lenses

  Answered by Sledgerock 4 years ago

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• This is an RF lens. There is no need for an EF adapter. The EF adapters are used when putting an EF lens onto an RF body. In your case, I believe you would just need to look for the EF lens. RF lenses are not compatible on the older version EF bodies.

  Answered by GearheadFabworks 4 years ago

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• There is no adapter to use this lens on a EF-mount. The EF adapter(s) is/are for adapting older EF lenses to the newer RF mount cameras, not the other way around. The reason for this is too complicated to explain here, but trust me that it involves a lot of math and physics. The lens you are looking for is the Canon EF 35mm f/2. It’s designed for the EF mount. It is a stop slower but f/2 is still considered fast for this focal length and price point.

  Answered by Revvvy 4 years ago

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• Yes you will need the an EF to RF lens adapter to make this lens compatible with the Canon 6D Mark II.

  Answered by JSchroth 4 years ago

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