Lens Converter Needed for EF-series lenses on EOS R50

[twardwell]

I have only used Rebel ti1, ti6, and t7, and I have a great collection of lenses I have gathered over the years. I recently bought an EOS R50 - from my understanding is I need a lens converter. I am looking for recommendations on which one to get. I am sad my lenses wont fit my camera, and I want to get this ordered as soon as possible so I can start shooting! 

Please help! I am a beginner so please keep the terminology simple as I am learning. Thank you!!  

[p4pictures]

Indeed you need a converter to use DSLR lenses on the mirrorless cameras. 

Canon provides several options, from the most basic EF EOS R mount adapter to the control ring version and the filter versions.

https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/mount-adapter-ef-eos-r?color=Black&type=New 

https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/control-ring-mount-adapter-ef-eos-r?color=Black&type=New 

https://www.usa.canon.com/shop/p/drop-in-filter-mount-adapter-ef-eos-r-with-drop-in-circular-polariz...

[kvbarkley]

I would say that at this point get the adapter without the control ring in Brian's first link.

[March411]

This is one of those items I would suggest that you use genuine Canon as the 3rd party devices have challenges.

Canon has two, I have both and would suggest going with the low cost version, Mount Adapter EF-EOS R. Currently they are out of stock on the Canon site but B&H has them in stock for $129.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1433717-REG/canon_mount_adapter_ef_rf.html

The control ring adapter is $199 but I personally do not care for this one as the control ring sits close to the body and is difficult to reach easily.

[kvbarkley]

Actually, Canon has *3*, but I can forgive you for not including the drop-in filter version.

[March411]

Absolutely correct, always forget about that one.