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Robin Smith wrote:
I am not convinced that any EF to Sony AF adapter is 100% reliable. The seem to work some of the time and then hiccup at some vital moment, either no AF or the camera will crash for some reason. Other times they work quite well. You need to look carefully at the specs. Most give lists of lenses they are meant to work with. But "work' may mean different things to different people. Single shot usually works, but not always, continuous much less so. The MC-11 is really only stated to work with Sigma lenses not Canon ones. As stated above it really depends on your tolerance for irritation. I think the only adapters that work well are the Canon EF to RF and probably the Nikon F to Z, and probably the Sony A to E(?), and even these have various limitations depending on the lens.
I (regrettably) gave up my EF lenses and got Sony lenses. If you like manual focus it's not an issue, just get any adapter with electronic contacts. The electronic link works so camera functions work fine (EXIF, aperture control etc). It's the AF that is unreliable....Show more →
I can see your point with regard to continuous AF, and possibly video with adapters not working well (some other brands, not really at all!).
I have three Sigma MC-11s and they all work just about as well as native Sony lenses for MF and single-shot AF. Like you, I would recommend only same brand for best lenses for continuous and tracking AF, such as Sony GM for Sony, and Canon RF L for sports and video.
I should mention that I'm on kind of a budget and buy most lenses used here on B&S, such as Loxia, Batis and Canon EF L, and no longer taking photos professionally for pay.
There is always a trade-off, whichever way you go!
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