Fringer EF-FX PRO Version Auto Focus Mount Adapter Built-in Electronic Aperture for Canon EF EOS Sigma Lens to Fujifilm FX Mirroless Camera X-E3 XT20 X-Pro2 X-T2 X-A X-E1 X-M1 XT1 XPRO2

Even in good light this adapter may focus hunt, especially with Sigma and EF-S lenses. With my Canon L lenses this adapter does much better. If you want a "smart" (electronic) adapter then this is one of your only choices for the Fuji system. I find the price pretty steep though. For example, on the Sony system you can get the Sigma MC-11 for $100+ cheaper and it works better. This is no Sigma or Metabones adapter but overall it's good. TBH my favorite pairing with this Fringer is the Canon 24-105L. Wow it's gorgeous. It has truly brought some new life into that lens. I was getting ready to sell it and thought to myself "let me try it with the Fringer". I'm so happy I did. This lens performs really well with the adapter. Lastly, like most modern companies now, they are offering frequent firmware upgrades. I really respect their decision to do this. It helps the product to continually get better. I'd highly recommend this adapter for you Canon lenses on your Fuji system.--UPDATE 12/15/18---I'm happy to say there is now some competition in the market. I just got my VIltrox EF-XF1 in the mail today. It's half the price of this and does a much better job. It also has a metal mount at the bottom of the adapter so you can attach to a tripod and distribute the weight if needed. This review isn't so much about the Viltrox, which does do a better job than the Fringer, however, I wanted to make you aware that new, better, and cheaper products are now available. Happy shopping!

I use this adapter with an X-T2 and I really like the way it works. I've tried it with the following lenses under typical indoor lighting conditions:17-40 f4 L - Sometimes gives false focus confirmation, but it is so far off that it's easy to tell. Just push the shutter button a second time and it focus quickly.18-135 STM - Surprising! Really sharp and focuses just as quickly as it does on my 7D Mk II.24-70 f2.8 L Mk I - Fast focus70-200 f2.8 Mk II - Fast focus, works greatTamron 150-600 G2 - No problems, focus seems fast and focus tracking works. Needs more testing with birds in flight.50mm f1.4 - Probably the slowest focus but still works well enough to use for portraits and candids85mm f1.8 - Focuses fast in good light.100 f2.8 Macro (non L) - Surprisingly fast focus! Very usable!Face detection works very well. Focus tracking seems to work OK but I really need to try it with birds in flight to give it a good test. EXIF data is accurate.The aperture ring is pretty close to the camera body. If you attach a lens like the 70-200 that you really need to hold/support around it's midpoint it's a little inconvenient to find and adjust the aperture ring. This certainly isn't a deal breaker.

(Disclaimer: they consistently roll out firmware updates to add more lens support, A current list of supported lenses are on this page and online on their website)Currently THE BEST and really the only smart adapter out there if you want to still retain accurate AF with your canon lenses after a switch. I just went from Canon/Sony to Fuji and I’ve been able to shoot photo reliably with my 70-200 2.8 IS L ii at weddings and other photoshoots. As for my video work, it hunts a little and if LOCKED on and with good light, the focus holds and tracks, but I’d still prefer native glass for professional work where my AF needs to be completely reliable and I only have 1-2 tries for a shot.Hope this helps since there weren’t many reviews for this adapter on amazon (I’d look online, people rave about it)If this review clarified anything for you please rate it as helpful! Thanks!

Almost flawless focusing with all my current Sigma and Canon EF lenses. Occasionally has trouble focusing on subjects with no contrast to them (such as white doors in dim lighting, but no worse than my Canon 5DmkIII ever had. Also maintains image stabilization and has continued firmware updates as other lenses are tested. An added side benefit seems to be about an increase of about 1/2 stop of light over comparable range Fuji lenses in the same focal length.

While on the expensive side this adapter does and amazing job with supported Canon EF mount lenses on the Fuji X Mount system. I have used it with my X-T3 and X-H1 and the performance has been nearly flawless. It supports fully auto focus and EXIF data via its electronic contacts. This can also be updated via firmware via a USB port on the unit. If you have some Canon EF lenses and don't want to replace them with Fuji lenses this just may be the adapter for you.

The Fringer EF/FX Pro is a solid adapter. I upgraded the code easily. Sometimes although my Canon lenses start hunting in automatic modes. Switching to manual mode solves the problem. All lens-data are correctly transfered to my X-T3.

I bought it since I had a Canon setup before buying a new XT-2; this works really nicely for my larger lenses like the 70-200. I will say sometimes it's a bit slower to focus, but the resulting images are crisp.

I used this adapter recently on a video shoot for a 2019 Toyota Corolla. I paired the adapter with Sigma 18-35 f1.8 on an XT-3 Body after downloading the latest firmware update for the adapter and the camera body. Amazing autofocus. Never missed focus once on the shoot, and the Corolla was zipping by. Great little adapter at an affordable price. Highly recommended.

I got the product expecting the pro 2 because each photo on the product is the pro 2. Just know when buying it that your buying the pro 1 and don't make the mistake I did. So far it seems like it works with 2 lenses ive tried, sigma 85 art and 70-200 f4 but it has a constant searching sound. Maybe can be fixed with the new firmware update.