Canon R50 with EF-S 18-55mm lens - using an adapter

[@sabareerangaraj5347]

hi thanks i saw your video yesterday and have ordered online for a ef-rf adaptor and an ef-50mm f1.8 lens, thanks for your tips it saved money and am learning aswell .

[@E.H.V.M]

Hi, thats great. But remember that even though this is a nice thing to have for the older lenses, I would always recommend using the RF lenses for the Canon RF cameras because of better focus motors, better optics and better electronics. But hey, I`m still using this combination from time to time, and it works just fine. Some lenses react a little bit different, but all in all, It`s a nice and affordable thing to have.

[@sabareerangaraj5347]

@@E.H.V.M hi thanks, yes understood but " affordability" is the main factor for me. and it is also working well . today i saw a video in which the person bought a extension tube instead of macro lens and that works , again very affordable

[@E.H.V.M]

Yes I agree, I like affordable solutions myself. I think I`m gonna check out extension tubes as well, it looks really interesting - thanks for sharing :-)

[@sabareerangaraj5347]

@@E.H.V.M thanks a lot , since i too have a canon R50 , your inputs will be very usefull

[@sabareerangaraj5347]

hi , suggest an extension tube for good macro using R50 canon

[@E.H.V.M]

Hi, I`m sorry but I don`t really have much experience using extension tubes, but I know there is some good options out there:-)

[@helligskovproductions]

Ever thought buying a speedbooster?

[@E.H.V.M]

The speedbooster is interesting. Lot of advantages there. Feel it`s a bit over to the very pro side of things.