The very logic and primary reason of getting a crop body is obviously its light weight and size to many travelers including me. Besides, its almost always cheaper too from the cost perspective.

But what if your objective is to both adapt FF lenses with your crop camera while obtaining an additional stop of light in the process too? What if you manage to sell your older Canon EOS M body and still would like to reuse some of those EF lenses on another Nikon body? What if you are an arse who still demand AF and IS capability from those glasses with the transition and unlocking image stabilization concurrently to a body that does not offer any?

Then you can only do what I did - get the Viltrox EF-Z2 Speed Booster and call it a day. Save you the trouble of hunting for anything else. Period.

EF to E mount Metabones and Commlite adapters allow you to use Canon lenses on Sony cameras and the EF to Micro Four Thirds (MFT) allow you to use Canon lenses on MFT cameras like the GH4.  What exactly are The differences between a standard Metabones adapter that costs $399 and the Commlite Adapter that costs just $75?   Metabones…

Angel Rogers