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Meike announced a new Canon EF to Sony-E lens mount adapter with drop-in filter capabilities: the Meike MK-EFTE-C. The adapter comes standard with two filters – a variable ND and a clear filter. Other creative and filtration filters are also available, and the adapter will start shipping by the end of this month.
Meike quickly made a solid reputation thanks to the launch of Super35 and Full-Frame cinema lenses with a reasonable price/feature ratio.
But the company has also been making lens mount adapters like their EF-RF control ring mount adapter and EF/EF-S to EOS-R drop-in VND filter adapter. Furthermore, Meike has announced a Canon EF to Sony-E drop-in filter adapter to expand its lineup of lens mount adapters. Let’s take a closer look.
The Meike MK-EFTE-C allows you to mount Canon EF/EF-S lenses onto Sony E-Mount cameras. The adapter supports most of the camera’s features, including autofocus/PDAF/CDAF, auto aperture/electronic aperture adjustment, and EXIF signal transmission.
On the side of this electronic lens mount adapter, you’ll find an opening to put a small filter inside. The MK-EFTE-C comes standard with a variable ND and clear filter. In addition, the lens mount adapter and drop-in filters have gaskets for weather protection.
Once inserted in the Meike MK-EFTE-C, the drop-in filters are firmly locked in place by a locking mechanism. To remove or change a drop-in filter, you’ll need to press a small release button on the filter itself.
As I mentioned, Meike already has a drop-in Canon EF to Canon RF lens mount adapter. Moreover, Meike released Black Pro-Mist, and CPL filters for this adapter, which I assume are the same and cross-compatible with this new Meike MK-EFTE-C.
However, we can’t confirm if this Meike lens mount adapter is compatible with other drop-in filters from Canon, Breakthrough Photography, or Kolari.
The MK-EFTE-C will start shipping on October 30th. There is no information about pricing yet, but the Meike Canon EF to RF adapter is $149.99, so we can expect something in the same price range.
For more information, please visit Meike’s website here.
What do you think about this new Meike lens mount adapter? Do you believe drop-in lens mount adapters are helpful for your kind of shooting style? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments down below!
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Jeff Loch is a French freelance director, editor and colorist, working mostly on music videos, commercials, and corporate films.