Cloud Break Optics

EOS lens adapter for 2″ Filter wheel

EOS lens adapter for 2″ Filter wheel - Main image
$31.36 $49 In stock

Category: Astrophotography Accessories

Product Description

This EOS lens adapter is specially designed to connect EOS lens with 2” EFW.

The thread of the interface is M54*0.75, so it cannot be used for 1.25”/31mm/36mm EFW.

EFW2-EOS-1EFW2-EOS-2

Connection Method:

EFW2-EOS-3

Note: The sensor tilt adapter need to be removed before you mount the camera with the 2” EFW.

EFW2-EOS-4

Mechanical drawing:

EFW2-EOS-5

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua N. ★★★★★

Finally, an adapter that lets me use my Canon glass with my 2-inch filter wheel without any wobble. The M54 threading is precise and locks on perfectly. My first test image showed noticeably sharper stars compared to my old setup.

Riley ★★★★★

Snug fit on my 2" filter wheel with zero wobble, and the M54x0.75 thread cut is clean enough that it spins on smoothly. I was worried about tilt with the added lens weight but stars stay round right to the corners.

Edward ★★★★☆

The M54 thread fits my 2-inch filter wheel perfectly, and the build feels solid enough for long exposures. Only wish the instructions were clearer about the exact backfocus distance.