Hi, sorry but this specific mount adapter will not work with a sony e mount lens. You will need an adapter made for your canon m50 with an EF-M mount converting to Sony E mount lenses. Even if such an adapter exists, I would recommend considering to stick with a compatible lens, which is ef-m for your camera. This is due to keep optimal performance and image quality. Even if sony and canon may appear alike in many ways, there will obviously also be many differences, which may cause issues between them paired together.
I'm sorry but Sony E mount lenses cannot be adapted to EF-M lens mount. Sony E mount and EF-M mount sit the lenses at the same distance from the sensor, so the adapter would need to be 0mm thick, which is impossible
@nithunjs561 this has been an amazing find for me. I am using the R50 and I actually sometimes forget that I have the adapter on 😅 because it is very light and compact, and one hardly feel any difference.
I noticed that the adapter was quite snug when you mounted it, would that damage the camera mount itself? The reason I am asking is that, I recently got a new Canon RF lenses and I noticed the same thing, it is more snug and requires more force to mount. Unlike the 24-50 kit that came with my R8, mounting is so smooth. Any advice?
I don`t really have a good answer on that question other than it havent been a problem for me this far. I also notice some difference in how thight different mount components can be, and off course I become a little more careful with those snug ones. I`m not very concerned about damaging the camera mount though, they are quiet robust, but off course within limits :-)
Good question,. It really comes down to how well your lens response to the adapter electronics. I`m currently doing some tests on an adapter from Commlite, and I`m pairing a canon R50 with a older lens - thats canon EF 75-300mm with image stabilization. The reason I`m using the R50 is that this camera has no inbody stabilization, so that I can be sure of the effective force of the lense IS. And my experience is that as soon autofocus locks on, everything calms down, and that is a good sign. It means that the lenses IS is kicking in and works with the adapter. But however, this is just one test really, and I can just speak for this one at the moment.
Hi, well, I`ve been using my adapter for a year now, and I haven`t experienced any trouble mounting it either way. Never got the error message F000 anyways. I`m certainly no expert on all the variations out there, so If you experience a difference for your gear, then I`m glad it works out in the end :-)
Make sure that you use lenses that are hardware adaptable. Even if most EF and EF-S lenses can be used with a mount adapter, it could still be a problem with age. older EF & EF-S lenses lack FULL COMPATIBILTY with the EOS R series.
I`m really not that familiar with the R8, but usually it depends on what kind of videos you are shooting. You can use mostly any brand of lenses with an adapter, the important thing is to have the right mounting that is made for the spesific adapter, wether it`s EF or RF for canon, or a sony E mount and so on.
with this canon adapter you should be able to make ef mount lenses work on your r100, however there are some ef and ef-s lenses that doesn`t respond to autofocus. some older ef and ef-s lenses might not be compatible with the electronics in the lensadapter supporting the more advanced R cameras. But you should be able to manage shooting and aperture changes. If you can`t do that there might be some issues with the adapter itself.
A lens adapter allows you to connect lenses with a different lens mount to your camera. In this video it`s about a canon adapter that you can put lenses with the older EF mount system onto the newer Canon R mount system. So for example, if you have older lenses with EF and EF-S mounts, you can get an adapter like this and make them work with your R10 camera. However, the original mount, in your case, the newer R system is the most optimal solution for your photography. Hope this made any sense :-)
I`m not sure what the question is, but if it is about using a kit lens from the canon 5d mark ii onto a newer R system canon camera using an adapter, it might work with some limitations. There could be some hardware problems with those older EF lenses. I`m not really sure since I have never tried.
Hi, thanks for this video. I have the EOS Mount fitted to my Samsung NX 300. IF I buy this adpter can i then fit the new EF 50 STM Canon lens? Thanks again.
Hi there. well, I really don´t know. I have only been using it on my canon R camera. This specific adapter is meant to convert the R mount into EF mount on that R type camera. it might fit other cameras as well, but I would check that out first. If it can be used on the Nx300, it would be possible to use the EF 50 stm canon lens as well I suppose. Thanks for watching :-)
i have an issue when i put my ef lens on using the same adaptor it doesnt think i have a lens on and the aperature is F00. sorry if this is a mess i dont really know how to word it can you help?
It`s hard to say without info on the gear, but if the aperture shows f00 It`s usually either an electronic connector problem or simply no compatibilty between camera and lens. In other words it could be a problem with the adapter or it could be the lens itself. Maybe you should have it checked out at a photo store or something, to get a more acurate/qualified answer.
He is doing it wrong 😂😂 You suppose to mount the adapter to the lens First. Then mount the 2 units together to the camera. I had the same problem with my adapter and camera. When you do it my way the camera reads the 2 units as one
Since the R50 has a crop sensor (aps-c) it is best fit with RF-S lences. But you can also use a mount adapter if you want to use the former EF lens from canon.
Are you talking about canon r100? I wanna buy it for photography but i am worried about canon lenses i wanna use sony lenses and also the e mount lenses sigma make for sony. Can i use it on canon r100. Coz in future i am gonna switch to Sony
There are no particular cons using an adapter, but it will always be preferable to use original mounting for lenses and camera. especially when it comes to electronics and stability for is. But having an adapter will often give your older lenses new life, and that`s kind of nice:-)
Just tried and It worked 🙏🏾
Good for you:)
What a HUGE discovery!
Will ef and Efs still auto focus with the adapter ??
Yes, they will still auto focus with this adapter. They will connect and transfer electronically like normal mounting.
Hey i have m50 mark ii and i mistakenly bought sony e mount lens if i buy this ef mount will it work??
Hi, sorry but this specific mount adapter will not work with a sony e mount lens. You will need an adapter made for your canon m50 with an EF-M mount converting to Sony E mount lenses. Even if such an adapter exists, I would recommend considering to stick with a compatible lens, which is ef-m for your camera. This is due to keep optimal performance and image quality. Even if sony and canon may appear alike in many ways, there will obviously also be many differences, which may cause issues between them paired together.
I'm sorry but Sony E mount lenses cannot be adapted to EF-M lens mount. Sony E mount and EF-M mount sit the lenses at the same distance from the sensor, so the adapter would need to be 0mm thick, which is impossible
@@FalloutUrMum bro then what should I do with my Sony lens?
Can I use ef lens with additional adaptor in canon eos r50?
Yes, you should be able to use this adapter converting from R mount to EF mount lenses on the R50
@BasicLevelMedia thanx for confirming. I am actually expecting mine to come today, so I am quite excited 😊
@@melvinesmithHow did it go...? As an R50 user I would love to know the results.
@nithunjs561 this has been an amazing find for me. I am using the R50 and I actually sometimes forget that I have the adapter on 😅 because it is very light and compact, and one hardly feel any difference.
...by the way...I only have EF/s lenses, so, this has been just amazing - no need to stress about getting RF lenses etc.
I noticed that the adapter was quite snug when you mounted it, would that damage the camera mount itself? The reason I am asking is that, I recently got a new Canon RF lenses and I noticed the same thing, it is more snug and requires more force to mount. Unlike the 24-50 kit that came with my R8, mounting is so smooth. Any advice?
I don`t really have a good answer on that question other than it havent been a problem for me this far. I also notice some difference in how thight different mount components can be, and off course I become a little more careful with those snug ones. I`m not very concerned about damaging the camera mount though, they are quiet robust, but off course within limits :-)
So many pointless and slow movements throughout this video
Noted :)
So this only works for any lens from Canon you can attach to?
It will only work with Canon EF-S and EF mount to the Canon R cameras
@@E.H.V.Mi have sigma ef lens will it work too?
Is it possible to use IS from lenses? I want a converter for my RP and a lens with IS.
Good question,. It really comes down to how well your lens response to the adapter electronics. I`m currently doing some tests on an adapter from Commlite, and I`m pairing a canon R50 with a older lens - thats canon EF 75-300mm with image stabilization. The reason I`m using the R50 is that this camera has no inbody stabilization, so that I can be sure of the effective force of the lense IS. And my experience is that as soon autofocus locks on, everything calms down, and that is a good sign. It means that the lenses IS is kicking in and works with the adapter. But however, this is just one test really, and I can just speak for this one at the moment.
Sir you suppose to put the adapter to the lens First and then attach the 2 together to the camera otherwise you will get an error massage F000
Hi, well, I`ve been using my adapter for a year now, and I haven`t experienced any trouble mounting it either way. Never got the error message F000 anyways. I`m certainly no expert on all the variations out there, so If you experience a difference for your gear, then I`m glad it works out in the end :-)
Bro when I add the adapter , I can't control anything ...pliz help....no iso ,no f,no Shutter speed
Make sure that you use lenses that are hardware adaptable. Even if most EF and EF-S lenses can be used with a mount adapter, it could still be a problem with age. older EF & EF-S lenses lack FULL COMPATIBILTY with the EOS R series.
Best lens for video for canon r8 ??
Can i use sigma with adaptor
I`m really not that familiar with the R8, but usually it depends on what kind of videos you are shooting.
You can use mostly any brand of lenses with an adapter, the important thing is to have the right mounting that is made for the spesific adapter, wether it`s EF or RF for canon, or a sony E mount and so on.
Does this work for canon r100? I bought a generic adapter and I can't shoot or change the aperture
with this canon adapter you should be able to make ef mount lenses work on your r100, however there are some ef and ef-s lenses that doesn`t respond to autofocus. some older ef and ef-s lenses might not be compatible with the electronics in the lensadapter supporting the more advanced R cameras. But you should be able to manage shooting and aperture changes. If you can`t do that there might be some issues with the adapter itself.
Any clarity issue ? Because of the extended distance from the sensor and lens due to the converter?
it can be, but it all depends how well the electronics recieves the signals from that lens in use.
Great, thank you!!
Thank you for watching:-)
You mean we can attach third party lens for R Series with a canon mount adapter ,Are you serious ?
Absolutely. In this case it`s for Canon`s previous EF and EF-S lenses to fit newer R cameras :)
What exactly does an adapter do ?, I have an brand new r10 and saw an interview mention Grabbin a cheap adapter recently
A lens adapter allows you to connect lenses with a different lens mount to your camera. In this video it`s about a canon adapter that you can put lenses with the older EF mount system onto the newer Canon R mount system. So for example, if you have older lenses with EF and EF-S mounts, you can get an adapter like this and make them work with your R10 camera. However, the original mount, in your case, the newer R system is the most optimal solution for your photography. Hope this made any sense :-)
How to make 5d mark ii canon 18-55 lens?
I`m not sure what the question is, but if it is about using a kit lens from the canon 5d mark ii onto a newer R system canon camera using an adapter, it might work with some limitations. There could be some hardware problems with those older EF lenses. I`m not really sure since I have never tried.
Hi, thanks for this video. I have the EOS Mount fitted to my Samsung NX 300. IF I buy this adpter can i then fit the new EF 50 STM Canon lens? Thanks again.
Hi there. well, I really don´t know. I have only been using it on my canon R camera. This specific adapter is meant to convert the R mount into EF mount on that R type camera. it might fit other cameras as well, but I would check that out first. If it can be used on the Nx300, it would be possible to use the EF 50 stm canon lens as well I suppose. Thanks for watching :-)
@@E.H.V.M I appreciate your thoughts on this matter. Thank you.
i have an issue when i put my ef lens on using the same adaptor it doesnt think i have a lens on and the aperature is F00. sorry if this is a mess i dont really know how to word it can you help?
It`s hard to say without info on the gear, but if the aperture shows f00 It`s usually either an electronic connector problem or simply no compatibilty between camera and lens. In other words it could be a problem with the adapter or it could be the lens itself. Maybe you should have it checked out at a photo store or something, to get a more acurate/qualified answer.
@@E.H.V.M okay thanks for answering
He is doing it wrong 😂😂
You suppose to mount the adapter to the lens First. Then mount the 2 units together to the camera. I had the same problem with my adapter and camera. When you do it my way the camera reads the 2 units as one
@@rapmonkeyxlhave u tried mount the lens and the rf adaptor tp ef first then mount next to ur camera?
Thank you
:-)
How much is it?
around 150 $
Name of the adaptor please
This one is called Canon Mount Adapter EF-EOS R
Sukriya 😊😅
Thank you for watching😊
Best lens for m50 mark 2 ef 85 mm or rf 85mm
Best lens for m50 is an ef-m mount lens, the original mount for eos m50.
@@E.H.V.Mcan we use rf lens in m50 mark 2 any ways 😮
Is this work in canon R50 for EF lens
Yes, this adapter will convert from all R cameras to EF mount lenses, also R50.
@@E.H.V.M tq ❤️
Best lens for R50??
Since the R50 has a crop sensor (aps-c) it is best fit with RF-S lences. But you can also use a mount adapter if you want to use the former EF lens from canon.
How much it cost?
Approx. 150 us dollars, or less for a used one..
Does it support digital Is?
Yes, this adapter will support image stabilization and autofocus functions. Thanks for watching:-)
Thanks for the reply!
Thankyou...you helped me with my R100
So good to hear, thank you for watching🙂
Are you talking about canon r100? I wanna buy it for photography but i am worried about canon lenses i wanna use sony lenses and also the e mount lenses sigma make for sony. Can i use it on canon r100. Coz in future i am gonna switch to Sony
@@suzayajuzono you cant. Just buy a cheap sony camera 😭
Does using this adapter..
Crops the images
Any cons using this adapter?
There are no particular cons using an adapter, but it will always be preferable to use original mounting for lenses and camera. especially when it comes to electronics and stability for is. But having an adapter will often give your older lenses new life, and that`s kind of nice:-)
@@E.H.V.M thank you for your info..