Sigma MC-21 vs Fotodiox ND Throttle Fusion | Panasonic S1 + Canon 50mm F1.8
Currently, if you’re looking for an adapter so you can use your EF lenses on your Panasonic S1, S1R, S1H or even the newly released S5, you’ve got 2 choices.
The Sigma MC-21 and the Fotodiox ND Throttle Fusion.
Both allow you to mount and control your EF lenses, including single auto-focus, aperture and image stabilization. Unfortunately, neither adapter allows you to use continuous auto-focus.
The Fotodiox however has one extra party trick and that comes in the form of a variable neutral density filter, ranging from a minimum of 2 stops up to 8 stops.
In this video we have a look and see how the footage looks with these two adapters with the Canon 50mm F1.8 on the Panasonic S1.
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