UPC: 4897050182192 | Metabones Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Sony E Mount T Smart Adapter (Fifth Generation)

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The Metabones Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Sony E Mount T Smart Adapter (Fifth Generation) is equipped with a rubber gasket to protect the E-mount connection from dust and moisture. To promote ease-of-use an LED indicates the adapter s operation mode optical image stabilization operation and communication status. A dedicated switch controls in-body image stabilization (IBIS) on Sony cameras equipped with SteadyShot INSIDE. AF-C tracking during high speed drive at up to 10fps on Sony A9. If both your lens supports optical image stabilization (OIS) and your camera supports sensor-shift in-body image stabilization (IBIS) the choice is yours on which one to use or have both of them work in harmony. Provides smooth iris support with the latest Canon (2009+) Tamron (SP series 2013+) and Sigma (2016+) lenses. Custom function button (called Focus Hold button) assignable to more than 50 functions such as Aperture Preview and Eye-AF on A9 A7 series A6500 and A6300. Dedicated switch controls in-body image stabilization (IBIS) on Sony cameras equipped with SteadyShot INSIDE. Sony E-mount teleconverter support. Compatible with Sony FS7 Mark II camera. Cinema EOS lens (CN-E) support including power zoom AF and auto iris. Rubber gasket protects E-mount connection from dust and moisture. Detachable tripod foot compatible with Arca Swiss Markins and Photo Clam ball heads. Fast contrast-detection AF on all E-mount cameras (except AF-S/DMF with Sony A9). Pure phase-detection autofocus support on A9 A7RII A7II A6500 and A6300 (the fastest). Supports 5-axis in-body image stabilization of A7II A7RII and A7SII. (Distance information from lens required; 3-axis IBIS if lens does not transmit distance information.) Powered by camera body. No external power source required. LED indicator shows operation mode OIS (optical image stabilization) activity and communication status. Efficient switched-mode power supply. Supports image stabilization (IS) lenses. Supports electronic manual focusing (e.g. EF 85/1.2L II and discontinued EF 50/1.0L) EXIF support (focal length aperture lens name) Distance and zoom display on VG and FS series camcorders A9 A7 series A6500 and A6300 (lens with distance information support required). Auto magnify (lens with distance information support required) Auto APS-C Size Capture on full-frame cameras with Canon EF-S lenses and many third party DX lenses.Felt material flocked inside the opening to reduce internal reflection. Fits both EF and EF-S lenses. (Vignetting at corners may occur with certain EF-S lenses because they are designed to cover a 1.6x crop image circle but Sony APS-C has a 1.5x crop factor.) AF-C is supported on A9 A7RII A7II A6500 and A6300 only and only in Green mode. Continuous video AF is functional in Advanced mode but performance may be unsatisfactory. On Sony A9 only phase-detection autofocus is supported. Contrast-detection autofocus does not work. See firmware release notes for details. AF may not work if the maximum aperture of the lens plus any EF Extender or other teleconverter attached is smaller than f/8. The first two autofocus attempts are used to calibrate the lens and as a result may not lock successfully on the target. Half-press the shutter release button again and autofocus will lock successfully. Autofocus may have difficultly locking onto subjects which are very close to the nearest focusing distance of the lens. Sony E-mount 1.4x TC (model SEL14TC) will fit and work but AF performance may be unsatisfactory and there may be significant vignetting with some telephoto lenses. Autofocus accuracy depends heavily on the design and working condition of the lens. Lenses with hidden problems which may not be apparent on Canon DSLRs will lead to inaccurate and unreliable autofocus on Sony. Typical problems of this kind that we have seen include an unsmooth/erratic autofocus mechanism (e.g. getting stuck intermittently at a certain focusing distance) a faulty/worn-out