06-06-2024 05:35 PM - last edited on 06-11-2024 11:19 AM by Danny
Since using the adapter with EF lenses on a EOS R6 II moves the lens further away from the sensor, does the minimum focusing distance decrease?
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06-06-2024 05:39 PM
No the adapter places the DSLR lenses at the same distance from the sensor as they would be when fitted to a DSLR camera. So there is no change to the focus range.
The adapter has two functions:-
Convert the EF/EF-S lens mount and connectors to the R mount
Space the EF/EF-S lenses the same distance from the sensor as they were designed for.
06-06-2024 05:39 PM
No the adapter places the DSLR lenses at the same distance from the sensor as they would be when fitted to a DSLR camera. So there is no change to the focus range.
The adapter has two functions:-
Convert the EF/EF-S lens mount and connectors to the R mount
Space the EF/EF-S lenses the same distance from the sensor as they were designed for.
06-06-2024 05:40 PM
Nope, because with the lack of the mirror box, an RF lens is closer to the sensor anyway. The adapter simply adds back the distance of the mirror box.
06-07-2024 09:51 AM
Interesting thought but if it did change minimum focus it may cause a loss of infinity focus. In photography you always give to get.
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