Sigma Lenses For Canon Mirrorless Camera

I wanted to reduce the weight and bulk I carry on photo outings, to birthday parties, grandkids' softball games, live stage performances, and generally all the time. My requirements were fairly minimal otherwise. Originally, I was looking to mirrorless, but Canon hasn't figured out that even mirrorless cameras need eye level viewfinders, so the EOS-M was out. What a surprise! This camera is fantastic. I have the original digital Rebel, 20D, 40D, 5DMk2 and 7D to compare to, so I have a fair idea what Canon DSLRs can do. This is 90%, and that's more than enough. I've used it on several outings now with a Sigma 18-200, Canon 50mm 1.4, Canon 35mm F2, Canon 85mm 1.8, Canon 100-400, Canon 70-200 F2.8, Canon 300mm F2.8, Canon 500mm F4, and my great surprise lens--the Sigma 8-16mm ultrawide. No disappointments with any of them. The camera has a few less features than the 7D, including no micro-adjust AF. It also is slow in continuous shooting, but I never really did that anyway (you know...those annoying people at bird sanctuaries shooting 50 frames at a time.) One suggestion for anyone who might shoot video with this camera: Get the kit with the STM lens. Even with my external microphone and vibration-isolating holder, I pick up AF noise shooting video.

Can use my old Canon lenses on the new mirrorless EOS R7.

Great for DSLRs and Mirrorless Camera lenses.

I was looking for a small backpack camera case to hold my Canon M50 mirrorless camera and lenses (plus all my peripherals). This case does exactly what I wanted it for. Easy to just grab and go with it and have everything I need.

Just purchased a new Canon EOS RP mirrorless, and I have L-series lenses on it. I also have it converted for infrared, so this camera is my baby. I shoot primarily landscape with this camera, and I don't want a little inclement weather to stop me- but I don't want to damage my camera, either. This is a simple but practical design that fits the camera well.

Great adapter! Works as expected! I am now able to use all my Canon EF lenses on my Canon M3 mirrorless camera. Photos and video are sharp! Recommended!

Bought this adapter for my Canon RP mirrorless camera in order to use old Canon FD lenses. Used it several times without issues. Recommended!

The Canon R5 mirrorless camera sports a new lens mount that is not directly compatible with any of it's old lenses. However, Canon offers several version of the lens adapter that allows some versions of it's legacy lenses to be mounted to the R5. Luckily for me, all of the Canon lenses that I still use on my Canon 80D are compatible with this adapter. The control ring is very handy because it allows you to select which camera function it can modify and see while you are looking through the viewfinder. Some reviewers have commented that they are not happy with the additional length the adapter adds to the camera-lens combination. This is not an issue for me at all.

nice for a beginner bag that goes everywhere! i have two lenses and a canon mirrorless camera, a clamshell for SD cards, two batteries, the battery charger, and other assorted odds and ends in here and i still have some room! it cleans well, soap and water for the front works, and if not try a magic eraser

I am a part time professional photographer and have shot with Canon gear for the last 15+ years. Like many others I got tired of lugging the heavy FF cameras around and have been watching the development of the mirrorless format. I got dizzy trying to navigate all the options and make a decision but finally decided to go with the Sony A7R3. This little converter was the last push I needed to convince me that Sony was a good choice. I take photographs with my cameras. I don't really spend time assessing my gear or pixel peeping. I am not good at that sort of technical gear study. I just see whether things work well or they don't. This works and it works well. The day the camera arrived I didn't yet have any sony lenses but I have several canon lenses. I put the converter on and attached the canon 85mm and I would never have known there was a converter on the camera. The focusing was fast and accurate. This little unassuming converter has saved me countless dollars. While I sold many of my canon lenses, I was able to keep the essential ones that I shoot with most often. No need to purchase new glass to go with my beautiful new camera. This little adapter is a game changer for any canon shooters thinking of making the switch to Sony. I had no idea this existed until I spoke to the folks at B and H asking for their thoughts on which mirrorless would be good for me. BOTTOM LINE: I cannot sing the praises of this little converter/adapter highly enough. I couldn't be happier with my decision to go sony. This little relatively inexpensive thing erased any lingering doubt about the purchase.