Canon EF-S 10-18mm + Sigma MC-11 + Sony A6000

[@DetourDJ]

Hi TM, I also own a Sony A6000 and love it. Forgive the length of this post, but you seem like a nice guy and it should be a decent read that may benefit you in the future. I'm following a parallel course to yours; I'm trying to find a handful of lenses I can afford that will cover most or all of my needs. I ordered my camera with the 2 kit lenses (16-50 & 55-210). Right after that, I bought a Sony SEL50F18 (not the newer FE model) and love it. It's the sharpest lens in my bag now, but the 75mm equivalent focal length is too long for many situations. A short while later, I heard about the Sigma 30mm f1.4 with the Sony E-mount and picked one up. Also a very sharp lens, equal to the Sony 50mm, though autofocus is ever so slightly slower and the lack of OSS occasionally comes into play. Also, even the 30mm is still a bit long for general shots. Low-light performance is stellar on both of the primes though, which helps since a lot of my photography centers around bands in clubs. The last lens I just bought is the Sony 18-105 G. I've read good and bad things about it, but thought I'd give it a try myself. I watched your comparison between the 18-105 and the kit 16-50, and I thought you did a good job. The only thing I didn't remember seeing from that video was much of a comparison in lower light, and I think the constant f4 of the G lens shines there. At f4, it's still not really a "low-light" lens, but at least it's f4 at both ends, while the 16-50 pops up to f5.6 pretty quickly. I just took 640 shots of a friend's band in club and stage lighting this past Friday using the 18-105 without flash, and it performed well above my expectations...far better than the kit lens could've done. Ideally, I'd prefer the same zoom range with a constant f2-ish aperture, but that either doesn't exist in an A6000-compatible format yet, or if it does, I don't have the Hope Diamond to pawn to afford it. Anyway, and finally, I was briefly interested in the awesome Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 lens paired with an MC-11. I spoke with a rep at Sigma about it, and during the email exchange he strongly recommended using only Sigma lenses with the MC-11. Apparently, there's more to the pairing than just mount type. Of course, there's a protocol conversion, but there are still some Sigma-specific differences. Though they don't state this, I don't think the MC-11 was entirely designed for Canon users to adapt to the Sony world. I think it's Sigma appealing to the Sony world without having to offer all their lenses in yet another mount variation. I'm guessing they sell most of their fine lenses with Canon mounts, and that's why the MC-11 is only available as an EF->E mount converter. It's the simplest way to serve their largest current base of customers, while still offering something for a growing number of Sony owners. While they currently offer 3 lenses with the Sony E-mount, part of my conversation with the rep confirmed that they don't have specific plans for more. Instead, they intend to keep improving the MC-11, then future customers can buy Canon- or Sigma-mount Sigma lenses to snap on it. Just thought this may interest you since you're experimenting with the A6000/MC-11 combo. Keep up the great work informing us of your Sony play, enjoy the beautiful places you seem to be visiting, and I hope your beautiful wife continues to pose for your excellent videos! Thanks!

[@omgvinh]

Keep up the good work. I know it takes time and effort. I upgraded from a7 to a7II and a6000 to a6300 after I saw how well my Sigma MC-11 adapter works with adapted Canon mount lenses due to the ability to use phase detection AF with those bodies. I can post some videos, but will tell you now that lenses like the Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L (great alternative to Sony G Master since you can find used copies easily for much less, especially 1st gen) focus at "like native" speeds. I use it in AF-C all the time since it's fast enough to keep up with babies learning to crawl and walk. With continuous shooting too! Another tip is that once you have a crop body that can utilise phase detection AF with adapted lenses, you can use focal reducers/speed boosters (ex. Viltrox) with full frame lenses (to retain similar focal lengths on crop sensors) and have similar AF performance with an additional benefit that an f/2.8 lens now exposes at f/2.0 on a crop body too. I am just starting to test that out now, but unfortunately, it also seems like there is some slight vignetting at all focal lengths (noticeable in areas with solid light coloured backgrounds) that wasn't present in the MC-11. Perhaps an unavoidable consequence of how a focal reducer works?

[@mrnothing249]

so long story short, the 10-18 mm doesnt work good enough on sony!

[@DrWasim]

Thanks TM! I followed your tutorial and modified my Canon 10-18mm as well. I shoot With the Sony a6400 and AF Works perfectly fine for stills. In video there is really no need for AF on this lens (actually not for stills either). I usually shoot in daylight and with the lens stopped down to F9 or so, everything is in focus anyway. I've done some walk-and-talk vlogging with this setup and it works super smooth. So happy I didn't get the sony one. Saved several hundred dollars, with which I will by buying the Sony 85mm 1,8 instead.

[@martyxke]

I've just finished doing the conversion after watching your post a good few times, so many thanks for giving me the inspiration. I mainly do video, so the lack of continuous autofocus, or any autofocus in Video mode is annoying, but for the price of the canon lens, I think I can live with it. One thing I did differently to your conversion, was to reuse the section that was cut out. I gently filed down the diameter, a bit at a time, until it fit on the underside of the mount, and I just glued it back in. The lens tube (that sticks into the lens body) also had to be filed down by about 1mm too, but the result looks just like a regular lens, with none of the internals visible.

[@alexchristmas7762]

Just copied this mod with a efs 55-250 and an a6400 and it looks pretty neat, has autofocus aperture control and stabilizer working. Result is a redundant lens may have itself a whole new life! Thanks for the video

[@dionamuh]

When I switched from Canon (with Canon 10-22mm) to Sony, I just bit the bullet and got the Sony 10-18mm. Because I do enjoy shooting ultra-wide. Even though it's crazy expensive, it doesn't disappoint. It's compact, light, and sharp enough. Nice little project you did, and informative video though!

[@DigitalSamTV]

pretty cool. but! the sony 10-18 is one lens u will never regret buying... has good stabilization, very light and super sharp. i sold it once as i left the nex range and bought it again now i have sony a6300... its so good. ive also been using it on a gimbal (continuous focussing is a must , which u wont get on the canon setup)

[@LucasMarak]

Stunning shots with 18-55 kit lens its just superb Arthur. Happy new year 2022 keep up the good work take care and God bless !!

[@falconform]

Omg that was a while ago. You look so puppy. But I wanted to report that the combination of the MC11 and the Canon 10-18 and the a6700 is now compatible for AF. It’s not perfect in the sense that you have to flip the auto focus switch occasionally to wake it up but it’s really good. You don’t get the same sophistication of course but it’s good. I modified the lens after watching this video. It was very easy. Thank You. I also looked up on eBay for a EF-S to EF adapter and there’s a replacement part that looks like it would finish off the project very nicely. But it’s not necessary if you’re like me and dedicate the MC11 to the lens and rarely take it off.

[@apfelwerkstatt]

Just did the same Prozess with my Canon EF-S 10-18mm F4, and the Sigma MC-11 with my A6500.... Works great👍👍👍Thank you👍👍No AF problems at all👍💪

[@MarcinAdamowicz]

IS and AF works in video?

[@volkmen2]

I bought a sony a6000 because of your videos and adaptedalfa too

[@nightcoder5k]

I tried 3 different adapters on my NEX-5R with a Canon 35mm f/1.8 and experienced the same problem you mentioned. I read somewhere that the same setup will work better with the A6300 or the A6500. Please make a video when you get your A6300. Also, a comparison between your modified Canon 10-18mm and the SEL 16-50mm would be nice.

[@nightcoder5k]

Any update on this TechnologyMafia?

[@jenesuispasbavard]

Might be worth it to redo this test (and all MC-11 tests) with the a6100/a6400/a6600. They work a lot better with adapters, especially concerning autofocus. I've only tested with the Sony LA-EA1 and LA-EA3 but I've read the same about non-Sony adapters too.

[@miyabwah]

i have an e mount camera and was looking at autofocus adapters, the best bodies for autofocus (from jason lanier's experience and shown in his videos) with adapters are the α6300, α6500, α7 II, and α7r II. the reason for this is because of the newer PDAF system on the α7 II and newer. the α7s and α7s II does not have PDAF . the other α7 models, NEX cameras, and ɑ6000 are using an older autofocusing system that doesn't work with PDAF for adapting canon lenses.

[@albertobarollo5844]

I fix the problem, i buy the Metabone mark IV and it's fantastic, he didn't lost the AF with fotos and videos.

[@Donkeydoedel]

After 3 years, which ultrawide zoom lens do you use now with your APS-C camera?

[@Whittmike2011]

I love my Viltrox II adapter, which has a switch where you can switch between Contrast detection or Phase detection. Also supports EF & EF-S and the best part, it gives you an extra stop of light!

[@MarcinAdamowicz]

@@kyriakidescinema have u found out?

[@timoneill2935]

My Sony a6000 works very well with all of my Canon STM lenses when coupled with the $100 Fitodiox adapter. No sawing necessary. Works especially well with the 10-18 but vignettes at 10 mm. Most likely a function of the adapter adding some extra length.

[@shadowjfd]

If you want better autofocus on adapted canon lenses, the a6000 is not the one for the job. Get the a6300 or a6500, which support on sensor pdaf on adapted lenses.

[@MrYerpskii]

watch the end of the video lol...

[@mihirgolani66]

Hi Sir, should I'm buying A6400 for travel vlogging should I go with this combination. I hope it does not create a problem in future.

[@pizzablender]

I use a Fotga brand adapter with the Canon 10-118 and the A6000. Same result: everything works (IS, MF, A) but not auto focus. Cheap though ($35) and no sawing needed. The lens is easy enough to manually focus. But it would be better if I could just leave it at hyperfocal... I believe the magic of the MC-11 (which is making an EF mount lens autofocus well on an A6000) only applies to certain Sigma lenses. Then again, they definitely didn't test the 10-18 lens (because it doesn't fit anyway). Thanks for this report - I was wondering if this would be a working adaptor. But it seems adaptors have at least to be tuned to the lens in question.

[@PhinioxGlade]

The E 10-18 is an excellent bit of glass. Even good on full frame

[@jonitan76]

but not for sony.

[@stevieamore1225]

This video quality is hella good!

[@GetBeamed]

Hello brother I've been watching your videos for a couple months I literally sold my canon T3 because I seen your videos I'm having trouble with my a6000 I really want a CLEAR,CLEAN, and CRISP video because I do Tutorials on how to cut Hair and I would like to have phenomenal visuals and with the Kit lens I get ok video NOT PERFECT THO... so my questions are can u tell me wats the best lens for Clean,Clear, and Crisp video that's in a $200-600 budget and can u show me what settings I should have for my camera to perform best ... Please if you could respond back.... thank you

[@hmade8195]

maybe this will help you, because in the past I was also looking for what you were looking for, but the results of the video as you say you can get it by adjusting the settings during the video editing process. you try to change to 1080p60HD quality . FULL FRAME camera maybe will be perfect .

[@yosuhanverdecia]

The video, in the end, it's just gorgeous

[@johnkaufi]

I appreciate your videos about the E mount lenses - very helpful and time saving!

[@ZEUStheDJ]

Honestly wished I had seen this earlier... I went to bestbuy today to pick up the 50mm f/1.8 & 10-18mm lens kit (cheaper than buying both separate) and when I tried the 10-18 it didn't fit (obviously). I thought about doing what you did, but wasn't certain about removing the mounting hardware so I just returned it :(

[@geeeee8268]

Tokina 11-16. Same basic price for the lense used, faster and works with LA-EA1 (which is around $80 used) autofocus is slow on a6K (provided you have fresh firmware on adapter) but it is there and no mods.

[@patentjt]

I have this same Canon 10-18mm ef-s lens and trying to adapt it to use it with my Sony ZV-e10. Would your DIY modification to this MC-11 adapter also work with my setup?

[@MarlonKingShow]

Seems like a loft of effort to in weather seal the lens. I have the same canon 10-18 lens and considering buying Sony a6500 but lens support is so bad it’s doesn’t look that good to move. Glad you got it working though

[@simeonkolev1231]

You will have AF with A6300, A6500, A7II, A7rII. And I think that with the modification you made it will cover full frame sensor between 14 and 18mm :)

[@QuietOC]

Since you are getting the A6300, I'll recommend the Sony DT 16-50mm F2.8 SSM and an LA-EA1 or 3. The Sony A-mount DT lenses are all quite good.

[@ArthurR]

Lol I have that on order! LA-EA3 or LA-EA4 though? The 4 has video autofocus from what I read.

[@QuietOC]

Well, I have an SLT body, so I haven't been interested in an SLT adapter. Video AF is sort of a lost cause with A-mount except for point-n-shoot type videos. The aperture mechanism is not designed for video, and Sony limits the aperture to wide-open or f/3.5 which ever is smaller with SLT AF. FWIW: I bought an LA-EA1 for $76 on eBay. It happened to have the latest firmware.

[@Studat]

what I learnt from this video is you wasted money on that lens and adaptor and to buy the native 10-18mm😂😂😂

[@ArthurR]

Haha the adapter is still useful. I'm looking at the Sigma 18-35 F1.8. The lens can always be sold on eBay.

[@SOLSTlCE]

TechnologyMafia can't wait for this review as I'm considering the same setup as my first lens for my a6000 (currently have a cheap Minolta 58 1.4)

[@Studat]

TechnologyMafia hard to sell a lens that you took a saw to....and took a video😂😂😂just having a laugh. I like your videos mate

[@mrteezils]

The Sigma Adapter is still useful in my opinion. I think Sigma Art Lenses series like 35 50 85 can work well with Sony A6000.

[@duncandim]

the native lens 10-18 is very expensive. So he is still saving money here cause the adapter will be used with other lenses

[@awiemuc]

The MC-11 works best for A6300 and A6500 System ... Sony has improved the firmware/autofocus for using adapters. That's one of the main reasons buying an A6300 instead of A6000 nowadays (case and 4K being the other reasons ... ) In general NO adapter solution supports auto-focus in video which Sony calls continous auto-focus - even Sony does not support it on A-mount lenses. As I want auto-focus in video I personally ended up and bought the Sony SEL 1018. Actually I also have the canon 10-18 for my canon apsc system and I can tell you that the Sony nearly 3x more in price but also delivers better IQ and comes in a nice package. The borders in the image have more details which can be easiliy seen. It also has constant f4 and a metal finish.... If it is worth the price don't know - bought the sony for 618 € and the Canon including lens-hood for just €220. Also keep in mind, when shooting video the A6300 knows the lens and corrects the image accordingly. This is not the case for adapted lenses where the firmware has no correction profile. Adapting lense it's just a compromise ... Ok, I bought the MC-11 for my existing primes and the canon tele 70-300 which makes sense for me as these lenses will only be used in rare situations (and lightroom can do the correction). For bread and butter daily shooting and especially for video stick to native e-mount lenses or buy a different system ...

[@ArthurR]

Good insight, thank you! I thought the LA-EA4 supports continuous autofocus in video for A mount lenses. Is that incorrect?

[@angelguzman2937]

TechnologyMafia yes he wrong, the la-ea 4 lens adapter support auto focus with sony a mount lenses. I been using with sony a6000 on sigma 70-200 f2.8, minolta 50mm f1.4 etc, etc. for video with no problems at all...thanks for you review. also you can call canon support and buy the back lens mount for less than $20 bucks....

[@spytromics]

You will have a much better experience with Canon lenses on the a6300. PDAF is much improved over the a6000. Take heed. With the a6300, you will fall in love with Canon glass! Thanks again for a great video.

[@ArthurR]

That gives me some glimmer of hope! Haha. I will take slow autofocus, as long as it eventually works!

[@mourad2995]

nice job on the video man! long time sub 😀

[@LetsGoHelio]

Holy crap you have balls! I had the same issue. I might try this.

[@martyxke]

Hi, did you ever get round to trying the A6300 with this setup? The Canon would be my preferred choice, due to cost, and image stabilisation, but I'm worried about it's limitations on the A6300 with the MC11. Thanks Marty.

[@chuckmoser9662]

I tried the same thing with a Canon 24-105 L. Pretty much the same result. I love the quality of the pictures I get on my A7 but it is a manual focus lens. I have the 10-18 sony lens. Buy it. The lens is awsome.

[@ArthurR]

Chuck Moser Good info. What adapter are you using? I will have to invest in the Sony 10-18 sometime soon.

[@chuckmoser9662]

TechnologyMafia I'm using the mc-11 because the Metabones is over $400.00 and I don't have a collection of Canon EF Lenses. I bought the 24-105 used from Roberts Used Photo Pro. I do have a Sigma 17-70 for my A6000 and it works OK. It is nothing close to a native lens however. I'm satisfied adapting my 40 year old FD lenses to E mount. As long as I get infinity focus I'm happy. However, I really like autofocus and so far, I haven't fond much to be excited about. Most of the reviews I see are about how well these adapters work on the A6300, a6500 and the mark ii A7 cameras. I'm not ready to drop the kind cash neccessary to buy into that line any time soon.

[@ArthurR]

Yea, valid points. The sigma 17-70 looks interesting, but like you said, not much to be excited about. These cameras have such great autofocus systems that it is almost a shame at times to put a manual focus lens on them. Unfortunately, most e-mount lenses that work well are pricey.

[@aerofokus]

There seem to be some new Nex-canon adaptors like Viltrox etc. I would love to see a review on these cheaper alternatives to metabones.

[@kaverjordankharbteng2550]

Currently the Viltrox is killing it with it's updates.

[@FormTrends]

Gotta give you props for creativity, man. I would never have the cojones to take a hacksaw to a bayonet ring, even if it were plastic! Trouble is, an a6300 costs a whole lot more than a native Sony 10-18mm, which has a constant f/4 rather than a varying aperture. To each his own I guess ;)

[@ArthurR]

Yea, absolutely true. After going through the trouble, I would recommend getting the Sony 10-18mm for $650 (international version). I was getting the a6300 anyway because I want to try out some A mount lenses.

[@ArthurR]

Yea, absolutely true. After going through the trouble, I would recommend getting the Sony 10-18mm for $650 (international version). I was getting the a6300 anyway because I want to try out some A mount lenses.

[@ArthurR]

Yea, absolutely true. After going through the trouble, I would recommend getting the Sony 10-18mm for $650 (international version). I was getting the a6300 anyway because I want to try out some A mount lenses.

[@DrWasim]

For those complaining about loss of autofocus. You don’t need autofocus on such wide angle lenses. Especially not for video.

[@DriveByReviews]

Wow, I didn't know Texas had a west coast ;)

[@CRBRFILMS]

Nice, I'll be picking up the mc-11 soon and pairing it up with the sigma 18-35!

[@ArthurR]

Nice, I am wanting to try out that lens soon.

[@NavrajRajLostSouls]

Sony's Ultra wide converter is there and you can use that on 16mm f2.8 pancake and 20mmf2.8. And that works flawlessly.

[@ArthurR]

Yea, but the 16mm lens is terrible. And the 20mm plus UWA will cost you $600, which is an unintelligent way to spend $600.

[@larissaharrisphoto]

Could you still use the 10-18mm on your canon?

[@amitkrupal1234]

Please test some fast zoom like 16-50 f/2.8 or 17/50 f/2.8 of other mount like Nikon F or Canon made by tamron or sigma or any otherone on sony a6000

[@guidorehme]

Hello and thank you for that great tuto! I want to use the same combo for my a6300 and want to know if you made some tests with your a6300 as you planed and told in this vid? I want to know what you can say about the video and photo AF with the a6300 with the MC-11 and its latest Firmware. Did i have an continous focusing, or some sort of? ;-) And how proper works the photo AF? I have an Canon 50mm STM lens that works very good in photomode but in video not at all. Are you still making a video about it, or did you can tell me about it? Thank you for your great work and time you share for us. I am from Germany and love your vids! Thumbs up! :-) Regards Guido

[@twistaton]

still waiting on the a6300 video with this lens

[@tchekesarecords]

You don’t find vignettes ? In 10mm?

[@wrexpertadvisors404]

Your cool and words are clear as well as reviews too

[@colinmatassa8021]

Hey you should take a look at the Rokinon 12mm as others mentioned, great lens!

[@Thearaphoto]

Hi what is your audio set up for Sony a6000. Thanks you!!

[@fivebrothersfilm3123]

Hi, can you test Canon EF-M 11-22mm on Sony. Thanks

[@shuttlebadminton24]

Is there any reason why didn't go for ef to nex adapters??? It is way cheaper and direct fit.

[@franzjosefhuttner1462]

Really creative 😊good idea 👍🏻

[@eduardomontiel3319]

Hola tengo una sony a6000 y adaptador mc11 ¿Puedo ocupar lentes canon como el 50 mm? Gracias

[@jpdmk]

Why don't you get Rokinon 14 mm f2.8 for the same price point. It is a super wide angle lens for sony mirrorless and full frame.

[@SalarMahdavi]

I'm still waiting for testing this lens and mc11 with a6300 or a6500. I wonder if AF works in video mode or not.

[@isaacsnowhite104]

The Sigma 150-600 mm C works for video or stills on A6XXX and video AF works. You can find these lenses for ~$6-700 and with the crop factor adds even more reach (~900 mm). Not the fastest but great for mammals, resting birds, surf photography, etc.

[@danielg.1379]

i moved from canon to sony and keep all my canon glass, so i know what i am talking about. i had the same issue with the sigma adapter and my 50mm 1.4 canon lens. the solution: an update of the sigma adapter. they had a great support and keep updating the adapter. just give it a try. :)

[@sabi57]

Daniel Gerlach hey 👋🏻 is this adaptor compatible with the a6000?

[@KallamGaine]

this could of gone so wrong 😂😂

[@ArthurR]

Lol true...

[@Princeton_James]

The hardest part by far is the screws. Canon really tightens them very tight.

[@BabarDogar]

I own A7s ii can you please suggest me cheap wide angle lenses please.

[@SDBarbosaSilva]

Ficou muito bom... Mas prestou atenção que essa lente é de Abertura Variável (f3.5-5.6)....??? ela também não é uma lente de boa qualidade...! pq não investir em alguma lente melhor que seja mais clara (f2.8 ou até mesmo f1.8)...??

[@BitWolf]

Actually none of all adapters for EF - E Mount conversion have even good AF. Even if it's Fotodiox, Metabones, MC-11 or DEC. Sony's AF works perfectly only with native Sony lens. E-Mount Sigma's have problems with it too. I stay with vintage lenses and only one 16-50 Kit for Vlogs.

[@ArthurR]

I am slowly learning this haha....

[@BitWolf]

I am honestly shocked that by your research you didn't find any info about... Sony E + Adapter = Useless AF :D

[@ArthurR]

Haha the MC-11 should work well with Sigma lenses at least. I hope....

[@nicedward7544]

I tried my 200L prime on my wife's a6000 with the mc-11 and the camera completely bugs out and gets an error. Works great on my 7Riii though

[@niepcephoreIMAGEN]

hello TechnologyMafia, Thanks for the tutorial, a doubt I have the a6500 + mc-11 and the modification of canon 10-18. everything works except the stabilizer. In your case, does not the stabilizer work? and in that case, would you know why? Thank you

[@psycho_maniac1389]

Nice photography Man! And that place where you took the pics looks like where Swiss army man was filmed!

[@skulltrailRFL]

Just for curiosity, what version of firmware you have on your A6000? 3.20? Anyway i love these kind of videos. Keep it going. Cheers.

[@Szabina0404]

Hi, would this adapter fit sony a6400? Switching from canon , already have loads of lenses and would love to use them .

[@kaverjordankharbteng2550]

Please do a review on the Viltrox EF-E II Speedbooster ! 🙏🙏

[@iloverc]

very useful video. nice job!! BTW, what lens did you use to take this video? I assume you were using a6000.

[@ArthurR]

Yes, A6000 and Sony SEL35F18.

[@MrRaffy27]

what do you think about the canon 14 40 mm and the sony a6000 with mc 11 adapter can you do a video on that . thanks ..

[@e.canucar2929]

how is the performans ? what easy and speed focus do ?

[@lijian1982]

Well done!

[@MaximilianPruckner]

does the adapter crop the image? like changing the focal length of the outcome?

[@jameswong3063]

Respect! It's about the way of possibility, I'm more interest in Canon 15-85mm, would it work on sony apsc mirrorless?

[@ArthurR]

It would work, but with any adapter autofocus is not amazing for photos. It isnt usable for video in most cases.

[@villvill8757]

i am planning to get an adapter i have an sony a6000 and a DT35mm f1.8 SAM any advice on the adapters?

[@dany8012]

What your picture profile to shoot photo dude? It looks saturated so well! Andd your picture tend to look like it comes from fuji's ;) than a sony ahah

[@MrWojtask1]

@TechnologyMafia Hi.Could you please give me some advice. I own A6000 with kit lens, Sigma 16mm f1,4 and Canon 70-200 f2,8 IS. Should i sell C70-200 and buy Sony 70-200 f4 or invest in Sigma MC11 and try to adopt Canon lens? I know AF will work better no Sony lens but is the difference worth loosing f2,8 ?

[@TuX0r]

Great video, love hacks like this! That has to be the Oregon Coast and Depoe Bay.

[@ArthurR]

Yes, and yes! Are you from the area?

[@TuX0r]

My family have a beach house near that area and I live In Portland.

[@videoart-studio7193]

Hi. Did you tried VILTROX EF-NEX IV?

[@bbdean6306]

I love this video a lot. Thz bro.

[@accutus]

samyang/walimex 12mm 2.0 - that's the wide angle lens you like to put on your a6000

[@jamesyoungmw]

Does it works with auto eye focus on the say a6400 or 6600?

[@niepcephoreIMAGEN]

Hi, I have that MC-11 adapter, does the objective stabilizer with the adapter work for you? Not me. Greetings.

[@JenessaIRL]

You're so cute 😊

[@jpdmk]

OK you are admiring your husband ;)

[@dionamuh]

You're cute together!

[@Whittmike2011]

The reality is this, Jenessa is really cute! Kind hearted as well!!

[@williamb9173]

Hey! Nice video! I noticed that your frame rate looks like 50 or 60fps for most of your videos, why do you shoot such high frame rates? Thanks!

[@ArthurR]

Because one day, 60fps will be standard! Jk, no, I just like the ultra-realistic look of 60fps. It also gives me flexibility to slowmo shots if i want to achieve that cinematic 24p look.

[@williamb9173]

fair enough!

[@bedevere007]

Thank u

[@izoyt]

Maybe after this video Sigma will make software update even for Canon ef-s lenses, so af will work as it should. This hakcing trick is old as 300d, when people try to use kit ef-s 18-55 on 10d's etc. It's really just Canon bs with rear plastic and rubber. You can even get some original parts from some other lense, and assamble that with metal mount back on it, make it even better lense on the end. Anyways, nice video, i also was thinking, why the hell you can't use efs lenses on mc-11, it's all clear now. Sigma really should just make little bit roomy adapter inside (like the competition did), but i guess it's some legal stuff involved or something.

[@MrZipmt]

Thanks for share!

[@urusane90]

you could pull it out

[@hansherrera6969]

i hear from jason lanier the meta bones 4 is the best u get auto focus off canon lenses ps i like ur channel

[@mrtravelbuff]

hey hi buddy just need a confirmation will this converter work fr all e mount lens like canon and nikon

[@ArthurR]

This is for Sigma (canon) EF mount lenses

[@joseeloyvargasleon3644]

Thanks for the video, can you recommend me some telephotos lenses (tamron, sigma, canon) for my sony cameras with the mc-11 adaptor.

[@isaacsnowhite104]

I use a the sigma 150-600 mm C for wild life on an A6000. You can find these lenses for ~$6-700 and with the crop factor adds even more reach (~900 mm). Not the fastest but great for mammals, resting birds, surf photography, etc.

[@mrnothing249]

Thanks for sharing.. Does the stabilization and autofocus work on 10-18mm while using sony Camera and this MC11 adapter.. Reply will be highly appreciated! thanks and regards,

[@MarcinAdamowicz]

i wonder too

[@cesarcgm]

Doesn't the a6000 supports phase detection autofocus too with firmware version 3.10? I'm wondering if that would work like the a6300 does with this lenses.

[@cesarcgm]

Any news?

[@MrChristopherwren]

Canon glass looks really great on Sony sensor.

[@BUNDGY]

can it AF on a6500? and image stabilization

[@shantanupatil2764]

Should I get the Sony a6000 in 2017?