EF-M to EF adapter on EOS M6 ii loose. 70-200 can fall off. What can I do?
Re: EF-M to EF adapter on EOS M6 ii loose. 70-200 can fall off. What can I do?
m100 wrote:
Helgaiden wrote:
Huh interesting. The price of the Canon adapter is nearly unjustifable, I would hope it isn't the fix. Though I see some on ebay for around $110 so maybe. I did have the camera mounted to the tripod directly instead of via the thread on the adapter itself, and I agree this didn't seem to help, but the Smallrig cage I have on the camera blocked me from mounting to the thread on the adapter. I had to remove it. I'll see if i can maybe modify the thing to fit with the cage on still, hopefully. I'm going to contact Fotodiox support and see what they say as well, I didn't think of that. I may also end up trying the Viltrox adapter since its cheap enough at least but we'll see. Thanks for the feedback.
This is a good place.
https://www.mpb.com/en-us/used-equipment/used-photo-and-video/used-lenses/used-canon-fit-lenses/canon-ef-eos-m-mount-adapter/
I somehow managed to get the OEM adapter for less than $40 on eBay several years back. Since those kinds of prices don't seem to be available anymore, I'd probably go for one of the excellent condition ones on mpb if I were doing it again. Seems worth it for just $30-$40 more than the third party models, and mpb has a great reputation.
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