jay
This thing works great for adapting the lens.... that said there are a few things everyone should know... Heres a little insight into my photography background/ kit so you know that I am reviewing this from a semi professional opinion. Right now I own a Canon 5d Mark iii, a 5d mark ii, a 70d and a rebel t5 it worked on all of them. I typically shoot macro things, portraits, events, weddings, and city landscapes. I own an array of gear from vintage to modern, i received mine last Thursday and played with it all weekend. 1. Some vintage fd lenses have issues locking on to the adapter, mainly third party lenses i.e. Vivatar and Quantry 2. THE PRO ONLY GIVES FOCUS CONFIRMATION, NOT AUTO FOCUS!!! (i saw a lot of reviews that were lower because of no auto focus lol) 3. I put a 50mm 1.4 on this bad boy and had to stop it down to at least f2.8, depending on the situstion you can try f2 or f2.5 (the in between f stop) to get a sharp image. 4. This is my most important point and the reason i am only giving the PRO version 3 stars.... The dang chip came off after 5 days of use... i could have saved a few bucks... I love this thing its a lot of fun and i plan on taking it on a trip to Florida next week, that said i wish i the gluing of the chip was better, i tried to put it back on but i dont think i lined it up properly... oh well i will take the 13 dollar loss and just use it as an adapter for my collection of fd lenses.