My stepfather gave me a Nikkor f1.2 50mm! To adapt it to my Canon 70D I had to get a ring... it's really nickel, I don't regret the purchase! No games and no snagging — it's easy to put on and take off! I recommend buying this item with your eyes closed.

After finding two lenses from my dad's old Yashica at home, I decided to buy this product because I was curious to try them on my digital machine. Packaging: The product comes in regular Amazon packaging and in the small box you see in the picture. There is also a small note with all the company's contacts. Product: The adapter looks good, has good strength and looks well made. Very easy installation. I only had one small problem: after attaching it to the Yashica 50mm f1.9, I could later unscrew it to try it with the second lens, a 50mm wide-angle lens. Mounted on the latter, I could no longer disconnect it (forcing me to buy another adapter). Not bad, in the end it is much more practical to have an adapter for each lens, but maybe move on to other cheaper and equally valid products. Overall I felt good, the adapter still fits perfectly with the lens on my camera (Canon 1000D) and I've never experienced any strange movement or noise. The device does not recognize the opening of the frame and you have to focus manually. Finally I had a good time with this product, good price and excellent quality. Recommend to anyone looking for something that works without spending a fortune: at the end 20€ for a practically new lens they are more than good!

Used to adapt some vintage lenses including Carl Zeiss lenses to Canon EOS DSLRs. The model I chose includes only a mechanical adjustment and no electronic one, it works well and I have used it with satisfaction. After 7 years it still works perfectly, made with solid materials and the right tolerances.

This is a great adapter. I recently purchased a Canon FD 50mm 3.5 S.S.C lens that I wanted to use on my Canon 6D as a macro lens.In the picture you can see that the adapter is attached directly to the Canon 6D body and the other side attaches to the 25MM Extension Tube on my FD 50mm lens.The adapter does have a glass element in it, which is supposed to help the full frame camera be able to focus correctly as the lens was originally designed for a different body (FD Body Cameras).Just to make sure people understand, this adapter is so you can use your FD/FL mounted lenses on a Canon EOS body camera that takes EF mounted lenses.

YouTube video gave me the idea that I might still be able to use my good old (and "analogue") Contax Yashica lenses here and there. And with this adapter it actually works.

This adapter comes with its own storage sleeve and feels very premium. Turned it on to my Pentacon 2.8/29 and plugged it into my Canon. The lens is recognized and the camera's exposure sensor works perfectly. Turning off the lens also worked without any problems.

have to say that this product is great value for money. I also looked around at high-priced suppliers and don't think that they can offer much more quality for their products, which sometimes cost 5 to 10 times as much. It fits, doesn't wobble and I have no problem focusing which of course is only possible manually... but AF was never my thing. I can now use my Nikon AF lens with Canon Eos EF Mount. I would recommend it.

Perfect product. I use my canon FD 50mm 1.8 in my canon DSLR.

The adapter fits smoothly into the EOS bayonet without wobbling (in my case: 6D and Film-EOS 33v). The F bayonet on the lens side is also very nicely made - with many similarly inexpensive adapters, the retaining aluminum lamellae of the F bayonet are only used a slit is cut and then the slats are slightly bent up. The more stable and also more precise solution are of course 3 small leaf springs that press the lens evenly against the bearing surface of the bayonet - as is the case with this adapter.

I was able to use my old lens (Prakticar f 70-210) from my old analogue camera with the adapter. It doesn't have autofocus, but manual is fine too.