Canon 70d Xlr Adapter
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Great Concert & Travel Camera
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Could not ask for more
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Nice product!
Used it right out of the box and it was amazing! Great picture and easy to use.
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Action camera
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Related Faq
Q
Hello, I have just received this adapter, it fits my Fuji XH2. However, after I have put my Canon FL 50 1.4 lens on it, I cannot take pictures. How may I resolve this problem? Thank you!
A
Hi, Notice: If your camera indicated "lens is not properly installed", please modify the camera menu settings. Usually called the "release the shutter the lens is not installed", you can modify the settings to be allowed. Specifically refer to the camera manual When using the adapter ring for the first time, please say that the "No lens release shutter" option in the body menu is turned on, otherwise the lens will not be recognized and the shutter will not be used to take pictures. 
Q
Is the lens suitable for canon eos rp full format? do you need an adapter?
A
It's an EF mount. If RP then the adapter logically arises by itself. 
Q
Looking to fit a Nikkor 55mm 3.5 ain’t lens on to my canon 80d is this possible with this adapter?
A
hello, The Nikon-EOS adapter ring fit for nikon AI mount lens and canon EF camera. so the adapter ring fit for your Nikkor 55mm 3.5 ain’t lens on to canon 80d 
Q
will my Canon lens work with my Sony a5100 with this adapter?
A
Don’t forget that it’s a manual lens adapter. Works with full manual lenses. If your lens has no physical aperture ring, you cannot control it from your camera. 
Q
Will this adapter work with the canon eos-r?
A
no it will not the eos-r has a different mount 
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