p.1 #1 · Megadap M2RF – the first-ever Leica M to Canon RF Autofocus Adapter!
Key Features:
• True Autofocus on ANY Leica M lens – advanced motor-driven helicoid delivers fast, precise focusing
• Full Canon Dual Pixel AF power – Eye Detection, Subject Tracking, Face Priority & AF-C all work natively
• Quick MF/AF Switch. Macro / Infinity focus mode
• Built for heavier lenses – rock-solid stability, no wobble even with big classics
• Adapter stacking friendly – add EF, F, or other mounts and still get full AF
• Electronic contacts – EXIF data + Aperture selector
• Sleek & compact design – perfect balance on your RF body, tripod-ready
p.1 #10 · Megadap M2RF – the first-ever Leica M to Canon RF Autofocus Adapter!
I wouldn’t mind making the Thypoch simera c into an AF lens. snegron7 wrote:
Awesome. Now we will finally have access to inexpensive lenses like Leica. (Insert rolling eyes emoji here)
p.1 #11 · Megadap M2RF – the first-ever Leica M to Canon RF Autofocus Adapter!
I still have my Techart adapter like this for Sony, and it’s fun to play with here and there (especially with some of the Voigts, old M42 mount lenses with M adapters stacked, and some interesting Chinese lenses).
Although there are some significant limitations like the limited available portions of the frame you can actually achieve AF in (usually limited to central zone with most lenses), and the field curvature that is induced on many lenses when adapted this way due to differences in sensor stacks, it’s definitely still fun to play with.
If this thing proves to do better with the Canon R5ii than anything I’ve gotten with the Techart on Sony (AF performance-wise), count me in for a Megadap (even if field curvature is an issue).
p.1 #13 · Megadap M2RF – the first-ever Leica M to Canon RF Autofocus Adapter!
JohnDizzo15 wrote:
I still have my Techart adapter like this for Sony, and it’s fun to play with here and there (especially with some of the Voigts, old M42 mount lenses with M adapters stacked, and some interesting Chinese lenses).
Although there are some significant limitations like the limited available portions of the frame you can actually achieve AF in (usually limited to central zone with most lenses), and the field curvature that is induced on many lenses when adapted this way due to differences in sensor stacks, it’s definitely still fun to play with.
If this thing proves to do better with the Canon R5ii than anything I’ve gotten with the Techart on Sony (AF performance-wise), count me in for a Megadap (even if field curvature is an issue)....Show more →
And I have the Nikon version. If it works, it’s great, but you need good light and contrast. If you don’t have that, it’s just a heavy manual adapter to add to your kit, esp compared to the manual-only TT Artisan 6-bit.
p.1 #14 · Megadap M2RF – the first-ever Leica M to Canon RF Autofocus Adapter!
Alex Phan wrote:
Key Features:
• Adapter stacking friendly – add EF, F, or other mounts and still get full AF
EF doesn't make any sense here. Perhaps this was meant to be FD?
Using this with adapter stacking for FD or F mount lenses could be interesting if it magically adds programmable Exif data and some rudimentary autofocus, I think.
