Is T/T2 mount the same as M42 thread mount? Fotodiox has another adapter for EOS but use the term M42
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Terminology is confusing. There are two 43mm diameter thread pitches, 0.75mm and 1.0mm. The adapter T/T2 is 0.75mm. This adapts to my Meade T to 1-1/2 adapter perfectly. My suspicion is that M42 is the 1.0mm pitch, but I recommend some research if you have to adapt your camera to 1.0mm.
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Close, but not the same. The T/T2 mount is threaded 42mm diameter X .75mm pitch. M42 is 42mm diameter X 1mm pitch threads. This link may help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-mount There are adapters to use M42 threaded lenses on Canon EOS cameras (google "M42 to EOS adapter"), if that is what you are looking for, but things like focusing will have to be done manually. I bought the Fotodiox T/T2 adapter to mount my EOS camera to an Orion universal camera to telescope adapter, and it works for that use. After receiving your email reply, yes it will work to count 10 threads and measure to determine what pitch you need, 1mm or .75mm. I also have a threaded 1.25" diameter tube that screws into my Fotodiox T/T2 to turn it into a standard telescope "T" mount. Both the T mount tube and the Orion adapter only have about 6 threads, so 10 are not available to make things easy!
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It is not the same. I was going to answer this in much the same way that SoaringBob has. I cannot add anything further than to say it works to adapt my Canon camera to my telescope equipment and agree that it is different from the M42 mount.
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Sure bud. It would definitely work. you need to make sure that you get a M42 to EF adaptor. It should be this simple-looking metal ring. I have a canon eos-M, so I had to get a special M42 to EF-M adaptor that was kinda big and clunky. But you wouldn't have to get a big and clunky adapter.
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This "converts" the M42 screw mount to Canon EF so it won't take a Nikon lens. You will need a Nikon to Canon EF adapter
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I have the T2i and it works perfect,once you screw on the adapter and place the flash on the lense.
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the lens you are trying to adapt must have m42 screw mount to use this adapter.
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No, this adapter is for m42 screw-mount lenses. You need to know what mount your Tamron is and get the correct adapter if the lens is not a Canon mount. Just search for 'tamron af to canon adapter'.
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EF-M lens are not resigned to go on anything other than an EOM. This adapter is only for EF or EF-S lens to fit on the EOS-M.
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You'll need the ~$150 EOS-M mount adapter to use the EF 40mm on the EOS-M. Personally, I haven't found the 40mm f/2.8 to be anywhere near as satisfying as using the native-mount 22mm f/2. The 22mm is excellent as a general purpose lens (it achieves a moderately wide view good for museums, landscapes, people, etc.) and performs better in low-light than the 40mm.
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I bought it for Canon 60D, and it works perfectly. I suppose that the adapter works for all Canon EOS.
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I'm using it on my Canon EOS T3i. When I bought it, it came with a T mount adapter so that it would fit. But because the mount adapter is between the body and the lens, you must operate manually (focus, aperature, shutter speed). So you'll use a tripod and experiment with your settings at first.
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Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't harm the camera you just start over or twist off the adapter from the camera. Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't... » Read More Hi, you will need a lens mount adapter. The lens works for a full frame dslr also (of course). As for the question before from the other person- sorry for the delay I didn't notice your question. You probably long decided on what to buy but the M42 mount is a screw off so that may account for the adapter getting "stuck" on the camera lens mount. When you switch lens one twist can forget this maybe if in a hurry and won't hold both the adapter and the lens and then unscrews only the lens from the adapter while the adapter remains on the camera mount. But in that case it wouldn't harm the camera you just start over or twist off the adapter from the camera. « Show Less
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No it will not. This adapter is for a Nikon F mount. T/T2 is a threaded mount to use old threaded lenses. The J1 uses a four-thirds Nikon 1 mount. If you have T/T2 lenses, try: http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/fotodiox-lens-mount-adapter-t-t2-lens-to-om-4-3-four-thirds-mount-camera-adapter.html But fortunately I found the product you are looking for. A Nikon F mount to Nikon 1 mount: http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/fotodiox-lens-mount-adapter-nikon-nikkor-lens-to-nikon-1-series-camera-adapter-fit-nikon-v1-j1-mirrorless-cameras.html Good Luck!
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If you are using this adapter to connect a camera to a telescope it does fit the Canon EOS T3 camera.
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I use mine on my EOS XTI and my T2I. It works well on both of them. They all have the same mounting style so it should work on yours too.
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I never goy mine it got stolen from the mailbox but if its eos mount it should work I think, I ended up buying a tamron 70-300 for 50 bucks works like a dream
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Your will need the Canon telephoto camera mount 20-0051and the Opteka adapter for the canon EOS to make it work.
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Yes of Course! Just yesterday I purchased the BMPCC-Camera as the prices were brought down by half, and I used all my Fotodiox Adaptors from C-Mounts to M42-Mount all have worked perfectly, which I brought from Amazon! this will work to..