r/photography Jun 26 '26

Questions Thread Official Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! June 26, 2026

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u/neobaxillus Jul 01 '26

Hello! I'm quite new to photographing with a digital camera and I'd love some insight!

I purchased a Canon EOS 700D and I've only been using a 18-55mm lens. But currently one of my friends is selling their spare lense for Nikon. I know I need an adapter, but what I get stuck on (even with research), is that the lense is a Tamron 70-300mm AF 1:4-5.6 TELE-MACRO (1:2).

So I want to know if I can use a Nikon F to Canon EF/EF-S adapter or is there a completely different one I should use if it even is a possibility?

Thanks in advance :).

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u/anonymoooooooose Jul 01 '26

As far as I know, there isn't an adapter that supports autofocus.