These include Fujica ST901 (1975) Olympus FTL (1970) Pentacon, Pentax Electro Spotmatic (Japan only), ES, Spotmatic F and ESII (1971, 1971, 1973, 1973) Praktica EE 2 and EE 3

Allows you to attach screw lenses to a Canon EOS camera body. Focus is indicated by a flash and a sound when it is achieved while the focusing ring is being rotated. You see the little square or round which lights up and hear a beep when focus is achieved. However the visual signal varies in different cameras. This occurs whether the lens is autofocus or manual.

AF will not work on Canon 5D MkIII - This model has new style electronic contacts which enable it to give accurate focus on 60D, 5D MkII and 7D. It also has a flange to enable lenses with an aperture pin to stop down the aperture.

The aperture required will need to be set manually on the M42 lens and auto-exposure will then function. If the lens does not have an aperture ring, maximum aperture will be utilised. Focusing to infinity and TTL flash metering is preserved with this adapter.

Mount the M42 Lens in to the adapter, then mount them onto the Canon camera. Set the aperture on the lens, switch the camera on, choose any program from the Mode dial except shutter speed priority, focus the lens manually, and shoot.

Remove both lens and the adapter together from the camera in the same way you would remove a lens. Then remove the adapter from the lens by rotating the mount on the lens and removing.

The focus confirm function works on most camera/lens combinations, but not all.

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