On 11/7/2010 3:14 PM, Adam Maas wrote:
You can with a $10 adapter, as long as the lens has an aperture ring. During my brief foray into the land of Canon digital I mostly shot with a Nikkor 20/2.8 on my 10D. In fact adapted lenses on Canon are slightly more functional than pre-A K mount lenses on Pentax (you get Av mode and TTL flash with adapted lenses on Canon).
I stand corrected.
The 7D in fact can use K mount lenses without Cottyration of said lenses, any EF-S body can (as long as an aperture ring is present). And adapted lenses are preferred for video due to the inability of the camera to override your aperture selection. I actually know a few people who actively shoot professionally with _only_ adapted or converted lenses on Canon bodies.
I know that EF-S body takes most K mount lenses via adapter. Not so are the 24x36 Canon bodies, as my understanding that mirror may hit the aperture actuation lever of the lens...
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