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Recently I ordered a 3rd party EF to RF lens adapter with a removable filter slot. The one Canon makes is pretty pricey so I was surprised to find this one on sale at Amazon for around $60 and it came with a variable ND filter. The build isn't bad, the mounts on either end are of aluminum, the body is either plastic resin or a mix of that and metal. The brand is Ykeasu and it's made in China. I decided to order a few other filters. a 10 stop ND as the variable is only about 1-6 stops and also a circular polarizer and a clear filter which is required if you aren't using the others. Quality for me is good enough based on the cost and the fact it will only get used at certain times as I have 2 Canon RF adapters with the control ring for my EF lenses.
My main reason for this adapter is that I have a Samyang 14mm in the Canon EF mount and as the front element is convex and sticks out so no way to add a filter. I use ND filters for time exposures during daytime and sometimes use a polarizer as long as I am at the right angle to avoid uneven sky tones. The filters are about $39 each. I got a Tiffen filter case to keep track of them in my gear bag.
My main reason for this adapter is that I have a Samyang 14mm in the Canon EF mount and as the front element is convex and sticks out so no way to add a filter. I use ND filters for time exposures during daytime and sometimes use a polarizer as long as I am at the right angle to avoid uneven sky tones. The filters are about $39 each. I got a Tiffen filter case to keep track of them in my gear bag.