SHOTEN releases a complete series of Canon RF Lens mount adaptors

[SecureGSM]

You do not need the adapter LM-> RF, you need adapters FD/FL/M42/R--> FE

And why is so?

 

[muar]

And why is so?

the original EF -> RF adapter and manual lens adapters are more reliable design.
Believe me (;

 

[Architect1776]

You do not need the adapter LM-> RF, you need adapters FD/FL/M42/R--> FE

I know. The FD-RF adapter.

 

[SecureGSM]

the original EF -> RF adapter and manual lens adapters are more reliable design.
Believe me (;

correct. but you said : " You do not need the adapter LM-> RF, you need adapters FD/FL/M42/R--> FE "

LM, not EF. and why to FE? FE is SONY.. Did you mean LTM (Leica M39) instead of LM?

 

[muar]

LM, not EF. and why to FE? FE is SONY.. Did you mean LTM (Leica M39) instead of LM?

Ok
EF - Canon
LM - Leica M

 

[SecureGSM]

Ok
EF - Canon
LM - Leica M

I wonder if you had a chance to test some vintage M42 and Contax mount Russian glass on R? i.e.: Helios 44-2, 40-2, 103, Jupiter, 8, 12? LTM mount lenses unfortunately are not amazing in extreme corners on FF mirrorless. I have a massive collection of vintage film cameras and lenses, hence my question

 

[tmroper]

Speaking of manual lenses, I haven't been able to find any reviews of the EOS R's "Focus Assist" technology. Anyone have any experience yet with that on the R (I realize the Cinema cameras have some version of it already)?

 

[Dim]

RF to EF to put new great lenses on my beloved 1DC.