Viltrox EF-M2 II Review | The Best Budget Speed Booster

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In this video, we are going to look at the best budget adaptor that allows you to attach Canon EF lenses onto a Micro Four Third camera, the Viltrox EF-M2 II 0.71x speed booster. We will show you the quality of the Viltrox speed booster and also its biggest drawbacks to help you decide if you should get it for your setup. We are very happy to add the Viltrox speed booster to our production setup, we hope you will too.

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[AlphaCentauri]

Thank you for disclosing this very useful info. Making EF-S lenses useless is a big deal.

[subrotomitra]

Sole, clear and well presented. No drama. Well done. EF_S.. Hood I saw this!!!

[robertfoley]

I just sat here for twenty minutes trying to see the difference between my EF and EF-S lens and couldn't see it. Glad I watched this video.

[toddwmac]

Thanks Henry. I know this is an old vid, but I appreciate you taking the time to talk about the mount's models and areas of confusion. I've been away from a/v for a while and while I have and older speed boosters, EF lenses and MF bodies, I had forgotten about what what and some of the specifics was. This was a good refresher. THX

[joeyyambor]

This video you created is so useful, and answered all of my questions, keep up the good work my friend...

[cameronvanhooft]

I just bought a GH5 and this speedbooster, very keen to see how it performs. Will mostly be used for filmmaking with PRIME lenses, and a fast zoom lens here and there

[joaquingil]

Thank you, I've been looking for a video like this for years. Excelent

[mattcero]

Young man, you're frugal! Not cheap. Great video sir.

[outsidetherapyexperience]

thanks for the autofocus info. this is my 4th or 5th video searching for that info and you are the first to mention it. just a side note you can modify ef-s lens mounts to work by removing the part that sticks out. just do a search on it. on my particular lens I just popped the whole plastic piece on the rear of the lens out. some people grind it down. it might be different from lens to lens. always do your own research and verify that the modification you are attempting will work for your needs. if done wrong it will break your camera.

[charlesoxley]

Excellent video and very helpful information. Thank you for making this one.

[clintjohnson]

Great info... illustrated with real world examples... Thanks

[yolo_bdamckenzie]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 I ran into that same problem too non of my EF-S lenses would fit

[orinorio]

Efs lens can be converted to Ef lens as most have the extra end screwed on.

[wellnesspathforme]

I enjoyed the vibe, flow, and information in this video -- well done.
Question -- does the platform that attaches to the EF-M2 II come with the device, or is it an extra?

[jubalclement]

Wow …no intro …But full of informations, thanks for what ur doing 😍❤️🥰

[Freddd]

What does the tiny switch on the viltrox do? Not the big one to release the lens, but the one you can see at 5:44 by the viltrox-logo. Thanks!

[barilaksmono]

enjoyed ur video, anyway, what wide lens u attached in this video? And how is the autofocus performing?

[KLRCAT]

Awesome video. This was really helpful.
I'm looking to get this speed booster to adapt a Canon EF 70-200mm f2.8 L USM lens to a Lumix G7 (or G85)

[Modiford]

Thanks for the EF versus EF-S difference.
Something I discovered the hard way is you cannot mount the Viltrox to a GH5 / GH5M2 with the Small Rig cage :-/ need to remove either the cage or the footer.

[Gina]

Your video has saved me from making a bad buy. Most of my Canon lenses are EF-S or EF-M.