I have a Canon EOS Rebel XTi and want to mount my Nikon 55-300. Suggestions on this converter or any others?
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I use my Nikkor lenses on my Canon 5D MarkII with this mount. It's really good. Nice and snug. don't go for a cheaper mount
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I recommend you look elsewhere. This adapter is a bad design and became stuck on my Canon 6D with a lens attached. I had to damage my camera to remove it. See my review.
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We have had good results with the Redrockmicro adapters.http://store.redrockmicro.com/Catalog/Still-Photo-Accessories/Nikon-to-Canon-EF-Lens-Mount-Adapter.html
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You could attach it to the camera but it would be useless without an electronic connection. This adapter has what you would need. Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter with Dandelion AF Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon (includes G-type) Lens to Canon EOS Camera, for Canon EOS 1D, 1DS, Mark II, III, IV, 1DX, 1DC, 5D, 5D Mark II, III 7D, 50D, 60D, 60D, Digital Rebel T3i, T4i, T5i, SL1, and C300, C500 Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter w/Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon G Lens to Canon EOS EF, EF-S Camera i.e. EOS 7D, 1D & 60D
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You could attach it to the camera but it would be useless without an electronic connection. This adapter has what you would need. Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter with Dandelion AF Focus Confirmation Chip, Nikon (includes G-type) Lens to Canon EOS Camera, for Canon EOS 1D, 1DS, Mark II, III, IV, 1DX, 1DC, 5D, 5D Mark II, III 7D, 50D, 60D, 60D, Digital Rebel T3i, T4i, T5i, SL1, and C300, C500 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Y4F0MC/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_5Hzdvb0SNFGBJ
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I can definitely recommend the Lensmate converter. Like the previous poster mentioned, if you have 58mm filters, go with 58mm. Otherwise, the 52mm converter fits like it was part of the camera in the first place. There really isn't a difference between 52mm and 58mm when it comes to filters available.
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I just bought one for my Rebel T1i and there is no way to mount it on the camera. It does not have the right connecter!!!
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mine is mounted for canon. I think they make one for Nikon full frame (DX?????) mine works for full frame only so I would say yes...
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I'm using the 2x converter with that exact same lens on my Canon Rebel T3. It works fine, but I have a hard time getting it to auto focus. It keeps going in-and-out of focus and runs the battery down in about 5 minutes of trying. I think this is more due to my shaky hands and the extra weight of the converter than anything. Tripod might solve the problem-----haven't tried that yet.
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It works fine on my Canon Rebel T3i (600D). If the Rebel XTi takes standard Canon EF or EF-S lenses, then this T-Ring should fit it. You might check your lens to see if it has either the EF or EF-S designation printed on its barrel. If you buy the T-Ring from Amazon and discover that it doesn't fit your camera, Amazon has an excellent reputation for returns and refunds (refer to their policies on their website). Hope this helps.
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I have not used or examined either that camera or that lens, but if the mount is type alpha then should the lens not fit the camera with no adaptor. I have covered the subject of convertors pretty thoroughly an past responses, and the general conclusion is that only an adaptor made or supported by either the lens or camera manufacturer is likely to work properly for most users.
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If the lenses mount is EOS then yeah just get the adaptor or for whatever mount it is designed for. You may have come flange distance issues with that lens but it should work.
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Not sure I sent it back. and got this one instead Fotodiox Pro Lens Mount Adapter w/Aperture Iris, EOS EF Lens to Micro Four Thirds (MFT) Camera e.g. Panasonic Lumix & BMPCC
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It depends on what, exactly, you mean by "work". The converter will mount on your Rebel T5. Any EF lenses you have will mount on the converter. Any EF-S lenses you have will not mount on the converter. Keep in mind that any 2x converter costs two stops of light. Your f/2.8 lenses become f/5.6 lenses. Your f/4 lenses become f/8 lenses. The auto focus will have trouble with any converter/lens combination slower than f/5.6. It *may* focus very slowly at f/8 in very bright light. Anything slower than that will require you to manually focus. Your viewfinder will also be considerably darker so you will probably want to use Live View to manually focus. It depends on what, exactly, you mean by "work". The converter will mount on your Rebel T5. Any EF lenses you have will mount on the converter. Any EF-S lenses you have will not mount on the converter. Keep in mind that any 2x converter costs two stops of light. Your f/2.8 lenses become f/5.6 lenses. Your f/4 lenses become f/8 lenses. The auto focus will have trouble with any converter/lens combination slower than f/5.6. It *may* focus very slowly at f/8 in very bright light. Anything slower than that will require you to manually focus. Your viewfinder will also be considerably... » Read More It depends on what, exactly, you mean by "work". The converter will mount on your Rebel T5. Any EF lenses you have will mount on the converter. Any EF-S lenses you have will not mount on the converter. Keep in mind that any 2x converter costs two stops of light. Your f/2.8 lenses become f/5.6 lenses. Your f/4 lenses become f/8 lenses. The auto focus will have trouble with any converter/lens combination slower than f/5.6. It *may* focus very slowly at f/8 in very bright light. Anything slower than that will require you to manually focus. Your viewfinder will also be considerably darker so you will probably want to use Live View to manually focus. « Show Less
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I won a Canon Rebel XTi and I was able to reverse mount my kit lens with no issues. The images I captured look great.
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The teleconverter I purchased was for Canon product and would only work on certain lens types. You'll need to review the Nikon compatible teleconverter specifications and check with Nikon to determine what lenses it will work with.
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Funny you should mention that! I got the converter for my (Canon Mount) Sigma DG 70-300 mm lens. The converter fits the camera nicely but t didn't fit the Sigma lens! Waiting for an answer from Sigma. I can tell you this: if the lens element closest to the camera mount is flush or protrudes from the lens it WILL NOT fit the 2x converter.
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I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses.Hope this might help.H I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF... » Read More I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses.Hope this might help.H « Show Less
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Hi, I purchased this specific adapter to mount my very old Minolta lenses to my new Canon EOS Rebel digital camera. The company makes a full line of adapters most of which you can purchase here on Amazon. Look for your specific combination at http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/lens-mount-adapters.html then return here with the part number and get your best deal by ordering from Amazon. Look at http://fotodioxpro.com/index.php/catalogsearch/result/?q=EOS+Rebel+ Remember these adapters are for mounting specific lens types to a different brand or series camera. In order to make the focal length work, there is most always additional glass (lens) in the adapter. This insures that the lens will focus correctly at infinity. ALSO!!! In many if not most cases you will lose some auto functionality like auto-focus, auto exposure adjustments etc, since the old lens never supported these functions. In my case, I am now using four old lenses from my old (1969) Minolta SRT-101 35mm SLR camera on my new EOS digital. But focus and exposure I must do my self. Just be sure that the one you order is specific for 1. your camera and 2. the lens series mount for your other lenses.
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I have used this item with my Rebel XSI. It works great with it. You have to put extra work with some of the adapters.
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Fotodiox adapters are very good - I use Minolta and Leica M-mount (purists may cringe at putting a Leica M lens on the Nex but they work just great!