The K&F Concept Tripod Adapter is a versatile and sturdy addition to my photography setup. It fits both my tablet and phone securely, making it perfect for content creation or video calls. The adjustable clamp is easy to use and the build quality feels sturdy due to its solid construction. The multiple mounting options are convenient and allow me to use it with various tripods and stands. The additional cold shoe mount is a bonus for attaching lights or microphones. Overall, it's a reliable and functional accessory for anyone who needs a stable mount for their devices.

Holds up my Canon EOS M50 just fine. I also like that it came with an adapter. When I tried to screw the ball head on my tripod, it was too big. I was frustrated as I really needed to use the ball head and I was thinking I had to return it. But then I found the adapter in the package, screwed it into the ball head, then attached to my tripod. Easy peasy.

I got this to keep in my car for when I need a tripod in a pinch, even for my iPhone (it comes with a phone mount adapter). It's plenty sturdy even for a DSLR with a heavy lens. I think it will serve me well in the field.

Since it is an EOS mount, different lenses can be used based on it.

The lens adapter is very well made and has hardly any play as other adapters are reported to have. The tripod mount is fixed to the adapter, not interchangeable like the original, but this also brings better stability, so from my point of view, better than the original. Focusing and aperture control works perfectly.

If the crush ring is not attached in the Lock position, the aperture blade will not move in the Open position. The EOS M-mount adapter is built better than the SONY E-mount adapter with just the narrower pin (laughs), but despite the fact that the body is too small, the lens weighs quite a bit. So if it is not an adapter with a tripod seat, the mount and the camera screw will be put under enormous stress. Most importantly, FD adapters don't require any tools, and there are few things that detach the tripod seat, so that's an issue.

Ring to adapt Canon FD lenses to EOS R-mount bodies with no electronic contact so no autofocus You have to use the case manually to adjust it. ISO and speed, the aperture is set on the lens

wasn't expecting much but I bought the EOS-M5 for the M42 mount and the FD at the same time. Now that I'm sick of the M lenses, I could use my old favorite lens and I had fun releasing the EOS-M5. Compared to the M42 mount, the FD can be locked and opened (checking with the new FD, with the old FD?) So there's no problem aligning the pins with the opening and then shrinking the aperture. Having previously set the aperture, set the switch pin to OPEN, switch to LOCK and release the shutter button. It is easy to use and FDs have come into play frequently. The construction was better than expected and there are infinite points so there are no complaints, but if I had to express my wishes it would have been nice if it was a little thinner without being bulky.