The 49mm FotodioX Macro Reverse Ring Canon RF 49mmfrom FotodioX Macro Reverse Ring Canon RF 49mmallows you to mount a lens in reverse onto your Canon RF mount camera, letting you use the lens for macro photography. The ring is made of aluminum, so it allows for secure attachment of your lens. Once the ring is mounted on the camera, your lens can then be screwed onto the ring via the filter thread of the lens. Any lens with a 49mm filter thread can be attached, and step-up/step-down rings can also be used. And because no other optical components are added with this ring, the image preserves the original optical properties of the lens.

Mount Lens in Reverse for Macro Photos    Attaches to RF Mount of Camera    Accepts Lens via Filter Thread    Aluminum Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with my Canon 750D?

A: Yes, it will work with your 750D/T6i.

Q: 2. Hi there, Is 52mm reverse ring compatible with 7D Mark-ii & 1Ds Mark-ii ?

A: Yes this reverse ring has an EF mount, which is compatible with both the EOS 7D Mark II and the EOS 1Ds Mark II.

Q: 3. Hi there, Is 52mm reverse ring is compatible with 7D Mark-ii and 1Ds Mark-ii ?

A: Yes, it is compatible.

Q: 4. Will it work with EF-M lens for my Canon M50?

A: It will work with this adapter: VELAECMCEF

Q: 5. I see in the picture that the lens mounted is an EFS, is it compatible with an EFS lens then? Is it compatible with my Canon 70D, and EFS lens?

A: This 67mm Reverse Mount Adapter works with both EF and EF-S lens with a 67mm filter thread.

Q: 6. I have 18-135mm and 50mm lens on canon90d. Will this work or any suggestions is appreciated.

A: Yes, it will work, you just have to match the filter size. If your lenses are not the same filter size, you will need to get a step down ring to use with your lenses. For example a 58-52mm step down ring.

Q: 7. Will work with EF-S lens?

A: Yes, this will work with Canon EF-s lenses.

Q: 8. I have 18-135mm and 55mm canon lens on my canon90d. Will this work or any suggestions is appreciated.

A: You have to match up the filter thread of the reversing ring with your lens. The lenses you have are possibly 52mm, 58mm or 67mm, you have to check your lenses. You then may have to get step up or step down rings if the standard reversing ring doesn't match your filter threads.

Q: 9. HI I have a Canon Rebel EOS T5 and would like to purchase a reverse ring to use with my Canon EF Lens 50mm 1:1.8 STM, Can you tell me which one to order?

A: The proper ring is listed below. Please click on the link to view it on our website; https://bhpho.to/2yCBInH

Q: 10. Does the inside of the lens collect a lot of dust when it is mounted backwards?

A: The best way to prevent any dust from entering the lens when mounted in reverse is to use the rear lens cap included with the lens.