Works well on my Canon M6 Mark II mirrorless. Would have given 5 stars except the mounting lock doesn't engage so it's too easy to twist slightly. When rotated, the lens opening is prevented from narrowing to the set aperture.

really like this mount. Really solid quality, all metal. Not too close to the camera. Works with my FD lenses that have a push button unlock. Haven't tried it with the older FD lenses with just the rotating ring mount. I love being able to use my older lenses without having to lug around film. It's also great to work with manual controls. Comes with a simple plastic case, has no padding. For the price compared to the other brands, there should have been caps to cover the ends when the lens is still on but needs to be switched to a different lens. Still good.

My old FD lenses are experiencing a renaissance with these adapters. Great to be able to use them again with the new digital technology. Of course, an automatic aperture transfer does not work with this. Manual setting and exposures with automatic aperture are super possible. Highly recommended.

Fast delivery and a well-made adapter! Unfortunately, when I chose the model, I chose EOS M and not EOS, so I unfortunately had to send the adapter back. The transaction went smoothly and very friendly! Thanks again.

The adapter is made entirely of metal, sits precisely and is well made. It is delivered in a lockable plastic packaging, which is also suitable for storage and transport. It is a well-known fact that those declared dead live longer. With the mirrorless M cameras from Canon, the old FD lenses can finally be used again without any loss of quality (cheap additional lenses or focus up to a maximum of 3 meters). Of course with a crop factor of 1.6. Manual focus is sufficient for landscape shots. In the lock position, the lenses can easily be stopped down to the aperture set on the lens. In AV mode, the exposure is then automatically set correctly. With my M10, focusing works quite comfortably using focus peaking (color fringes on the screen when the setting is sharp) and, if necessary, screen magnifier. Important: "Release without lens" must be selected in the custom settings in the menu. The quality of the 40-year-old FD lenses (consistently with a yellow cast - here with manual white balance) is unexpectedly good. And the price is very decent.

Finally a way to use those wonderful old Canon and Tokina lenses and and and again. The adapter is solid and fits perfectly - not a cheap plastic part but a decent metal bayonet on both sides. The aperture is reliably locked so that manual adjustment can be made. The only drawback - there is no operating manual - but it is absolutely necessary. The description here on Amazon doesn't explain anything either - this led to me almost sending the adapter back because the camera - an EOS-M3 - no longer triggered. With another provider I found the important information that you have to select "Release without lens" under C.Fn III - Other - under 2 in the individual menu, otherwise the camera will block. After I had made this setting, there were no more problems - the camera can be operated perfectly. Focus and aperture are set manually in AV mode, the camera chooses the appropriate time - or, with ISO Auto, also adjusts the ISO setting. The great thing is that the old FD lenses are (still) available on ebay for cheap. Word hasn't really gotten around about what you can do with them - not even that they (eg Tokina) were and are excellent lenses. With this adapter they can be used again, and it is also inexpensive - therefore: clear purchase recommendation.

Works perfectly with my Sony Alpha lenses on my Canon EOS-M. You have to turn off autofocus (Google it) for it to work.

I highly recommend this product, it has exceeded my expectations for the lenses I can now use and it's so much more stable when shooting. I certainly think you don't need to spend a lot to get quality products. Thank you Emma

Works perfectly. With this and some old glass from e.g. B. the London Camera Exchange website you can buy great looking video on your Eos M for £50.

The ring comes in a black plastic box which gives the feeling of a neat product. The graft is a bit too hard but once fitted it has no play and works well. It has no contacts, so the focus and aperture must be adjusted manually, but this has already been indicated in the characteristics. It allows me to use some lenses with Minolta - Sony mount on my Canon M5.