Opteka Canon FD (Manual Focus) Lens to Canon EOS EF (Auto Focus) Body Mount Adapter with Optical Elements Will this work on my cannon xsi
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This should work for your camera just keep in mind that you will not be able to use auto focus with the adapter on.
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It works on EOS cameras for connecting the lens, but the lens needs to be focused manually.
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I was told that all Canon lens are compatible with each other so it sholud work.. I have the rebel t3 eos and I use all kinds of Canon lens.
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It should work with any om-mount lens and any current EOS ef-mount camera that is capable of aperture-preferred, manual, or ttl autoflash. Turn evaluative metering off, because evaluative metering needs an ef lens to work correctly. I recommend the Pro-series adapter. It's a much better fit.
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I own a Canon EOS xsi and it works perfectly with mine. I even tried it on my 35mm camera and it works on that as well. You shouldn't have any issues using it on yours.
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It should, it is a EOS system and they all use the EF mount. This item: Opteka 500mm f/8 High Definition Preset Telephoto Lens for Canon EOS 1D, 5D, 6D, 7D, 10D, 20D, 30D, ... $89.95 should work fine because it provides the correct EF adapter.See this article...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS
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The Rebel xti lenses are "EF-S" lenses and will work with the Canon EOS 70D, which can use both EF and EF-S lenses.
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Yes. The EOS Digital Rebel XTi is compatible with all Canon lenses in the EF lineup, ranging from ultra-wide-angle to super-telephoto lenses, and including Canon's EF-S series lenses, manufactured specifically for Canon's APS-C sized digital sensor.
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Yes. As the description of the item states, it will work with any eos body. The important thing you have to pay attention to is the filter thread size of your lens.
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This will work with any camera as long as you have the proper "T" adapter for the camera. The Opteka Canon adapter on Amazon.com is $13.95: Opteka T-Mount Adapter for Canon EOS 60D, 50D, 40D, 30D, 20D, 7D, 5D, 1D, Rebel T3i, T3, T2i, T1i, XS, XSi, XTi and XT Digital SLR Cameras
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I purchased mine for my EOS Rebel XSi so I imagine it would work no problem. You can search online for a list of lenses that your camera body will accept. Good luck!
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The Canon lenses will work fine with the adapter but it's only manual focus. This does not have the the connection to autofocus. For the price, it's okay and it works. But hats about it. Hope this helps.
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If the camera accepts both EF and EF-S lenses then yes. I believe it will work for most Canon cameras tho.
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I use successfully threaded lenses + fotodiox adapter M42 to canon EOS with Rebel XTi. (Manual focus only!)
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If the camera takes EF or EF-S series lenses, no problem. Check your owner's manual, the 'Net, or the Canon site for that information. Like the above posts said, make SURE you get an adapter for the ***T2 Rebel***.
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My understanding is that an EF-S lens is designed for cropped frame sensors but still has the same EF mount. So it should work with this adapter.
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I tried the FD-EF adapters with lens elements like the Albinar model and gave up on them. Just too much image degradation. The FL and FD lenses have new life with the mirrorless cameras - Sony e mount, etc. If you really want to use the older Canon lenses on EF mount cameras, try to see if there is an Ed Mika adapter made for your lens. I was able to convert a FL 55 1.2 to EF use using an Ed Mika adapter. As I recall, it was fairly painless and took 1/2 hour to change the mount using the Ed Mika conversion kit.
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Hi! you can use any FD to EOS adaptors. Of course you have to set the F/stop and focus yourself. Some of these adaptors work better than others. The adaptors from Fotodiox are much better made. They cost a little more but you will get no play with the lens on the adaptor. Hint, Mount the adaptor to the lens then the whole unit to the body. Make sure you have the index marks lined correctly or they lens or the adaptor will get stuck.. A little practice any they will be as sharp as the autofocus lenses...