Commander Optics 650-1300mm f/8-16 HD Manual Telephoto Zoom Lens with Threaded T-Mount Adapter for Canon M200, M100, M10, M6, M6 Mark II, M5, M3, M2 and EOS-M Mirrorless Digital Cameras
5.0(1 rating)Long-range manual telephoto zoom built for extreme reach: the Commander Optics 650-1300mm f/8-16 HD features a threaded T-mount adapter so you can attach it to compatible mirrorless bodies. Optically the lens uses 4 elements in 2 groups and a Super HD multi-coating to control reflections and maintain color fidelity. An integrated lens hood and multi-coated optics work together to reduce lens flare and ghosting for improved contrast. The zoom mechanism is a two-touch, push-pull design and includes an integrated zoom lock to hold your chosen focal position. A built-in rotating tripod mount makes it easy to secure the lens on a tripod or monopod and to switch quickly between horizontal and vertical framing. The lens is manual focus and compatible with full-frame and smaller-sized sensors. Make use of existing T-mount glass: the included Lens Adapter lets you mount these adapted lenses to a camera body, and the precise construction keeps the connection secure during use. This 650-1300mm super telephoto is ideal for surveillance, wildlife observation, bird watching, safaris, astronomy (including moon and star photography), concerts, sporting events, and any situation that requires shooting subjects at great distances. Includes a 1-Year Limited Warranty from Commander Optics. Compatible Cameras: Canon M200, M100, M10, M6, M6 Mark II, M5, M3, M2 and EOS-M Mirrorless Digital Cameras
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