[Canon RF] This lens is built like a tank. Its solid, the focus pull is smooth, and it gives you a crisp image even wide open. I can't wait for them to release a 24mm.

[Yes] Just what I needed to connect my lens to my new R6 Mark ii - Fast shipment too!

[0.57 lb] It's a very well made adapter, It fits very tight. I did some testing with the plain Canon adapter vs the Meike clear/nd/and circular polarizers... Even zoomed way in on fine detail, I could see no difference in sharpness between the canon and the meike with any of the filters.. The variable ND and the circular polarizer have very little color cast, which I hear is a problem with the significantly more expensive Canon variant. Lens functions as it should on the canon body, AF, metering, etc.

[Canon RF] I love how there's so much information on connecting things correctly. Meaning I don't cuz there's nothing. Through MUCH trial and ERROR I found this fits my Canon M50 body perfectly. The other side does NOT fit my explore scientific ed80 at all BUT it does fit the Orion field flattened for short refractory perfectly. Just have to say do your research EXTENSIVELY so you're not returning things that don't fit. This is great and we'll made. Love it!

[0.57 lb] OK
here’s the deal, I just received my adapter today it's their new release MK-EFTR-C adapter with variable ND. I must say I’m simply blown away by the quality and craftsmanship to think canons cost twice as much is Ridiculous️…and I’m a canon fanatic. I purchased one from Meike because it is weather protected and came with the clear filter also, so you don’t have to leave the ND in all the time. Outside of the camera itself, buying from Meike is the best photography purchase I’ve made, straight up. I would highly recommend the Meike MK-EFTR-C adapter to anyone that is looking to use EF/EF-S glass on their Canon R Cameras. Thanks Meike for making such a good quality product, and thank you B&H Photo for carrying them.

[0.57 lb] As far as affordable S35 cine lenses go, this one is the top dog. Unlike a lot of other popular lenses in its price-range, it has character; not a super-sharp clinical look. It flares nice, and has a great bokeh.


HOWEVER: I wish I would have known that Meike has no intention of releasing the other focal lengths anytime soon, which is a major negative. It's pretty absurd to release only one lens of the set and put the rest on the back-burner. So if owning the set is important to you, I would hold off until Meike releases the rest...whenever that may be.


Based on that, I would give a 0 star review, but the lens alone is outstanding.

[Yes] I did a lot of research as to what I should get adapter/lens wise for my R5c. This adapter turned out to be the perfect one! I can use great existing EF cinema lenses with my R5c, while also making up for the fact that the R5c has no internal ND with the drop in VND included with the adapter. I also love the PL mount style locking ring (I've never seen one like this in EF before!!), as it makes it quick and easy to swap lenses, and it ensures an absolutely solid connection. It can take some getting used to, particularly for those used to photography style mounts. But it's definitely a solidly built, high quality and very functional adapter. The VND filter apparently has better performance than the one in the Canon ef-rf filter adapter. And you can get a ton of third party options for more drop in filters!

[Yes] Allows me to use all of my old EOS lens on the R5. I get the fast lens and the big MPs all in one package.

[Yes] This drop-in VND adapter just makes old EF lens more
appealing than the native RF lens on Canon camera for video shooting. It adds build-in ND feature to the mirrorless cameras, making them feel more like an expensive cinema camera with built-in ND filters. Most importantly, the included VND filter has little color shift throughout the whole range, and the adapter does not reduce the auto focus performance. In my test on a sunny day, it does not negatively affect image quality, neither in color nor resolution. I did not notice any difference in auto focusing performance compared to the Canon adapter. The build quality is decent. The turning wheel has little resistance, which could be improved. But it feels accurate. I can set the exposure just by turning the VND, with aperture, time and ISO locked on camera. It is quite pleasant to use it on sunny days. Because of the convenience and no noticeable downside, I have no hesitation to keep it on my camera at all time, with the clear filter inside when the ND is not needed.

[Canon RF] Note: B&H doesn't ever seem to keep this in stock so I actually got it from a place that is named after a river that rhymes with smammazon. ;-)


Great VND. Has way less color cast when stopping down than the Canon VND and seems to actually have good IR filtering as well. Stopping down with the Canon will leave your black shirts looking redish while the Meike leaves the shirts black.


Would recommend.


Using with RED Komodo.