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The fate of Canon’s EF-M APS-C camera lineup doesn’t appear to be all that promising, but camera accessory manufacturer Meike isn’t giving up hope yet. Today, the company announced the MK-EFTM-C, an EF to EF-M adapter with an integrated drop-in variable neutral density (VND) filter.
This isn’t the first EF to EF-M adapter with a built-in VND filter, with that spot going to Commlite, but the Meike adapter doesd come with a clear drop-in filter as well, so you can use the adapter without the VND for times when you need all the light you can get—something the Commlite adapter doesn’t offer.
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The MK-EFTM-C supports full EXIF and data transmission, meaning image stabilization and autofocus should work for EF and EF-S lenses attached to the adapter. The adapter is constructed of metal and is both dust and water resistant, according to Meike. The drop-in VND filter that comes with the adapter offers 1.5 to 9 stops of light reduction depending on the strength you have it set to.
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The adapter measures 73mm (2.9”) in diameter by 26.7mm (1”) long and weighs 126g (4.4oz). The Meike MK-EFTM-C is available to purchase through Meike’s online shop for $160, a $20 premium over Commlite’s offering. It comes with the adapter, front and rear caps, a drop-in VND filter and a clear filter.