Lens type for EOS R6?

[Paulo26]

What are the type lens for R6 Mark?

[shadowsports]

Greetings ,

The R6 comes in 3 variants.  , R6, R6 mkII and R6 mkIII.  These body's have a full frame sensor.

All of them will accept RF and RF-S lenses natively.  EF and EF-S lenses can be adapted.  

[Paulo26]

But isn´t EF or EFS, ascs lenses and not full frame lenses. But if they can be adapted I´m happy because I have an ascs and in the future eventually In I pretetend to upgrade my accessories.

[ebiggs1]

If you only have one lens I would not waste money buying the adapter. Of course that does depend on which one you have but usually money is better spent on native RF lenses for a R series camera. IMHO, I would not adapt any EF-s lens.

[LeeP]

EF is full frame

EF-S is APS-C

A Canon EF to RF adaptor is a good thing if you have EF lenses. I've nearly replaced all of my EF lenses with RF lenses, but there is one EF lens that I will continue using. It's a 28-135 IS zoom that I got in 1998 for an Elan IIe. It works beautifully on my mirrorless Canons via the adaptor.

Moreover, there are a lot of used EF lenses that can be had for cheap.

[shadowsports]

@Paulo26 ,

You have several posts now asking all kinds of different questions.  Obvious you're shopping for new gear, We can appreciate that.  🙂

You are welcome to ask, and we're happy to help and answer.  

In another thread, I asked you to identify your gear.  What camera do you own?  What lens or lenses do you own?  What type of photography are you interested in? 

With those things in mind, Tell us what you have and what your aspirations are.  

Please read this article. It's a short read from Canon Europe and it will help you understand the difference between full frame and aps-c lenses.

APS-C vs full-frame - Canon Europe https://share.google/3TDEjp72qcJWNOHVD

I think it will provide you with some clarity.  You'll probably have some additional questions too and that's fine.  😉