On the fringer EF-FX website it lists XT200 as compatible but without PDAF support (poor performance). I had similar results as what you show with an XT100, but when I changed to an XS10 with PDAF support it works so much better.
I bought this one, I hope it works. I am waiting for it to arrive. Andoer EF-FX II Lens Mount Adapter Ring AF Anti-Shake with Tripod Mount for Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Fuji X-mount Mirrorless Camera
Viltrox makes a EF-FX1 adapter, just like the generic one you have, and a list of compatible lenses is on their website. Unfortunately they do not support as many lenses as Fringer, which accounts for the issues in your testing, so that's where most of the value lies with the more expensive adapter. That being said, the best shooting experience with Fuji cameras comes from using Fuji lenses and I wouldn't want to rely on using adapters in the long term, though they are useful to help with the transition.
Yeah, I pretty much agree with everything. Although, some lenses may have sentimental value for some. While other people may just have a ton of non-Fuji lenses laying around, and getting an adapter may make sense for them. Nonetheless, this video (or at least my overall experience) proved that the behaviour of adapted lenses is often unpredictable, and that there are certain lenses that behave better with Viltrox (or generic, they are basically the same) than with Fringer. So.... you are right, it is much safer to stick with Fuji lenses in the end... apart from certain cases. P.s. Some Fuji lenses perform just as poor as some adapted lenses... so again testing is key. Thanks so much for passing by ;)
You may not know this, but only Fujifilm lenses are compatible with the Xt-100 and XT-200 cameras, unfortunately I discovered it after buying the Samyang 12 f/2 AF. Samyang AF lenses don't work, so maybe it's the same for the lens adapters. I wonder how these compare on a XT-xx or XT-x camera
Yup, although I thought that this has changed recently with Fuji finally opening up to third parties for X-Mount cameras. Shouldn't the Samyang work now?
@@AleSuggests unfortunately no. Unless there’s an update specifically made for third party lenses, the fact that the sensor and probably the AF system is different than the one in cameras with X-Trans sensors makes it that on the website of third party lenses there’s usually a asterisk saying that the lens is compatible only with XT-XX and XT-X cameras
@@sergioserramusic Fuji really screwed things up with the XT200. I really wanted to love the thing, but there were too many issues with it :( I think they even stopped selling it a few months after the release
Sorry for the late reply. I own a Fuji XS10 currently, and I only kept the Fringer adapter eventually. The adapter works very well with some lenses and less well with others. It's a bit of a hit or miss, but when it works well it's almost as good as native lenses. I hope this helps. Thank you for passing around ;)
I just bought xt200 and I have my old canon lenses I'm just getting confuse what should I do should I sell my canon lenses (55-250, 24mm f.2.8 and 50mm 1.8) and go for a Fuji 35 F2. What you suggest I need good autofocus both in stills and video.
You will have a hard time adapting Canon lenses to the XT200, unfortunately (unless some firmware update has recently changed the results). My advice would be to wait a little if you can. Fujifilm has recently opened their lens mount protocol, so that other companies can finally make autofocus lenses for the Fuji system. Viltrox and Samyang have already released two bright wide angle primes. This means that most likely other manufactures will join the party soon... hopefully Sigma, too. Prices will go down, I guess... and there will be many new options to choose from. The open protocol, also mean that adapters may become soon much more accurate, so you may be eventually able to use your Canon lenses at some point. It's all pretty new stuff, so if you can wait, you may make better investments. And you could always email Fringer or Viltrox asking them if they intend to issue new firmwares or produce new adapters soon. Otherwise... by the time I tried them, no adapter would allow me to use my 50mm and 55-250mm decently on the XT200. I never tried the 24mm, though. I hope this helps and thank you for passing by ;) P.s. If you need a (fairly) cheap zoom lens, the Fujifilm XC 50-230mm F/4.5-6.7 OIS II satisfied me... although there is a new Tamron 18-300mm that you may wanna consider if you need more range. I don't own the 35mm F2 sorry.
The 10-18mm + generic adapter combination was tested a long time ago. As far as I remember, the 10-18mm would work, but it would refuse to auto-focus. If I remember right, I would struggle to manual focus, too. I am currently using that efs 10-18mm with a Fringer EF-FX II (not the pro version) with my Fuji X-S10. It works like a charm! I would absolutely recommend this combo, instead. I hope this helps. Thanks for passing by ;)
Koolehaoda. It's a portable 96 LEDs all made out of aluminium. Perfect for illuminating on the go. It looks like it is a bit hard to find now, but I may do a giveaway soon if I reach enough subs. Thanks for passing by ;)
On the fringer EF-FX website it lists XT200 as compatible but without PDAF support (poor performance). I had similar results as what you show with an XT100, but when I changed to an XS10 with PDAF support it works so much better.
I bought this one, I hope it works. I am waiting for it to arrive.
Andoer EF-FX II Lens Mount Adapter Ring AF Anti-Shake with Tripod Mount for Canon EF/EF-S Lens to Fuji X-mount Mirrorless Camera
Viltrox makes a EF-FX1 adapter, just like the generic one you have, and a list of compatible lenses is on their website. Unfortunately they do not support as many lenses as Fringer, which accounts for the issues in your testing, so that's where most of the value lies with the more expensive adapter. That being said, the best shooting experience with Fuji cameras comes from using Fuji lenses and I wouldn't want to rely on using adapters in the long term, though they are useful to help with the transition.
Yeah, I pretty much agree with everything. Although, some lenses may have sentimental value for some. While other people may just have a ton of non-Fuji lenses laying around, and getting an adapter may make sense for them. Nonetheless, this video (or at least my overall experience) proved that the behaviour of adapted lenses is often unpredictable, and that there are certain lenses that behave better with Viltrox (or generic, they are basically the same) than with Fringer. So.... you are right, it is much safer to stick with Fuji lenses in the end... apart from certain cases.
P.s. Some Fuji lenses perform just as poor as some adapted lenses... so again testing is key.
Thanks so much for passing by ;)
You may not know this, but only Fujifilm lenses are compatible with the Xt-100 and XT-200 cameras, unfortunately I discovered it after buying the Samyang 12 f/2 AF. Samyang AF lenses don't work, so maybe it's the same for the lens adapters. I wonder how these compare on a XT-xx or XT-x camera
Yup, although I thought that this has changed recently with Fuji finally opening up to third parties for X-Mount cameras. Shouldn't the Samyang work now?
@@AleSuggests unfortunately no. Unless there’s an update specifically made for third party lenses, the fact that the sensor and probably the AF system is different than the one in cameras with X-Trans sensors makes it that on the website of third party lenses there’s usually a asterisk saying that the lens is compatible only with XT-XX and XT-X cameras
@@sergioserramusic Fuji really screwed things up with the XT200. I really wanted to love the thing, but there were too many issues with it :(
I think they even stopped selling it a few months after the release
@@AleSuggests yeah, same for the XT-100. It’s a brilliant camera but the fact that only Fuji lenses work it’s a bummer
can you please share how you updated the firmware on the unbranded adapter?
Grazie per l'eccellente comparazione.
*You sharing your knowledge here is Very helpful to make the right decision. Thank you.*
I'm very glad you find this helpful 😊
Thanks so much for passing by and sticking around!
In the description of the generic one it says incompatible with newer version of the firmware or cameras
I already have Fringer Canon to Nikon Z. Great adaptor. Does anyone knows that it will work on old Fujifilm XT-1?
I hope someone with the same camera and adapter will reply you soon! Thanks for passing by, btw ;)
good video 。
could u test this adapter with xtrans cmos camera？ as xs10
Sorry for the late reply. I own a Fuji XS10 currently, and I only kept the Fringer adapter eventually. The adapter works very well with some lenses and less well with others. It's a bit of a hit or miss, but when it works well it's almost as good as native lenses.
I hope this helps.
Thank you for passing around ;)
Got Andoer one.. camera beeps like its in focus but its actually not .. any idea?
I don't know why u don't have a bigger following. This was very professional and informative. Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! :D
I have tested all the most famous adapters for Fujifilm. I wanted to share my findings here. Hopefully is helpful?
I just bought xt200 and I have my old canon lenses I'm just getting confuse what should I do should I sell my canon lenses (55-250, 24mm f.2.8 and 50mm 1.8) and go for a Fuji 35 F2. What you suggest I need good autofocus both in stills and video.
You will have a hard time adapting Canon lenses to the XT200, unfortunately (unless some firmware update has recently changed the results).
My advice would be to wait a little if you can. Fujifilm has recently opened their lens mount protocol, so that other companies can finally make autofocus lenses for the Fuji system. Viltrox and Samyang have already released two bright wide angle primes. This means that most likely other manufactures will join the party soon... hopefully Sigma, too. Prices will go down, I guess... and there will be many new options to choose from.
The open protocol, also mean that adapters may become soon much more accurate, so you may be eventually able to use your Canon lenses at some point. It's all pretty new stuff, so if you can wait, you may make better investments. And you could always email Fringer or Viltrox asking them if they intend to issue new firmwares or produce new adapters soon.
Otherwise... by the time I tried them, no adapter would allow me to use my 50mm and 55-250mm decently on the XT200. I never tried the 24mm, though.
I hope this helps and thank you for passing by ;)
P.s. If you need a (fairly) cheap zoom lens, the Fujifilm XC 50-230mm F/4.5-6.7 OIS II satisfied me... although there is a new Tamron 18-300mm that you may wanna consider if you need more range. I don't own the 35mm F2 sorry.
Hi, do you know if the generic adapter could work with the canon efs 10-18mm? Thanks
The 10-18mm + generic adapter combination was tested a long time ago. As far as I remember, the 10-18mm would work, but it would refuse to auto-focus. If I remember right, I would struggle to manual focus, too.
I am currently using that efs 10-18mm with a Fringer EF-FX II (not the pro version) with my Fuji X-S10. It works like a charm! I would absolutely recommend this combo, instead.
I hope this helps. Thanks for passing by ;)
Big shout out to David Hoult for inspiring me to make this video. Check out his video about the subject here: ruclips.net/video/vtvkAyQL8o0/видео.html
What's the LED light you got there?
Koolehaoda. It's a portable 96 LEDs all made out of aluminium. Perfect for illuminating on the go. It looks like it is a bit hard to find now, but I may do a giveaway soon if I reach enough subs.
Thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests Thanks a bunch! I'll keep an eye out
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Put a red dot on the Fringer yourself. Duh