08-14-2024
11:12 AM
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08-14-2024
11:25 AM
by
Danny
I found a Sigma DG 28-300 in my storage recently, it's great because it combines both my 200mm and 20mm in one.
So, I have already got an adapter for my Cannon EOS R10 which I am using at the moment to shoot with (NIK-F to RF adapter) the Sigma DG lens fits and attaches however it does not seem to be making the connection with the camera. When I click to take a photo or video it does not want to which is why I am inquiring. When I attach this to my Cannon EOS 650D it has no problems but I would really like it to work with my R10.
Is this a problem with the adapter or something else?
I would deeply appreciate any insight into this situation of mine.
All the best.
08-14-2024 11:18 AM
I have seen that in a cameras setting you can enable "shoot without lens attached" Does anyone think this could resolve the issue?
08-14-2024 02:28 PM
Using stacked adapters is always going to be problematic and this is a question that really should be addressed to Sigma. Canon do not offer support for third-party lenses, particularly ones that are provided with a lens mount for a completely different brand of camera system. Sigma can re-mount their lenses with a different brand mount, and that might be worth pursuing.
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