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Your Day Mate T2 adapter ring for Canon EF/EF-S (YODM1-1094)

A slim CNC-machined T2 ring for Canon EF and EF-S bayonets, with the incompatible Canon systems named outright.

Your Day Mate T2 adapter ring for Canon EF and EF-S in black aluminium

Your Day Mate T2 adapter ring for Canon EF/EF-S (YODM1-1094)

A slim CNC-machined T2 ring for Canon EF and EF-S bayonets, with the incompatible Canon systems named outright.

Camera mount
Canon EOS with EF and EF-S bayonets
T2 thread
T2, named by the maker as M42 × 0.75
Flange distance
Not published by the maker.
Prime focus or projection design
T-ring — converts the T2 thread to a camera bayonet
Blackening
Not published by the maker.
Material
CNC-machined black anodised aluminium
Amazon reference
B0FR59P92W (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4252009210942
  • Names the thread precisely as M42 × 0.75 rather than only as “T2”
  • States which Canon systems it does not fit, which prevents the commonest mistake
  • A T-ring alone does not connect a telescope: a nosepiece or adapter is still needed

Best for: A Canon DSLR with an EF or EF-S bayonet, at the camera end of an imaging train

≈ €10
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Specifications

Camera mount
Canon EOS with EF and EF-S bayonets
T2 thread
T2, named by the maker as M42 × 0.75
Flange distance
Not published by the maker.
Prime focus or projection design
T-ring — converts the T2 thread to a camera bayonet
Blackening
Not published by the maker.
Material
CNC-machined black anodised aluminium
Amazon reference
B0FR59P92W (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4252009210942

The thread, named properly

M42 × 0.75. That is what T2 means, and printing both the trade name and the thread specification is what separates a clear listing from an ambiguous one — especially given the M42 × 1.0 lens mount that shares the diameter and nothing else.

The exclusion is the useful sentence

Canon EOS R and EOS M are named as incompatible. Those are mirrorless systems with a different flange distance from EF, and the shared brand name is precisely why the wrong ring gets ordered.

Where it sits in the chain

At the camera end. The telescope end needs a nosepiece, a projection adapter or a reducer that terminates in a T2 thread; this ring converts that thread to the bayonet.

The flange distance arithmetic

T2 places the sensor 55 mm behind the thread face. A T-ring’s thickness makes up the gap between that figure and where the camera’s bayonet places its own sensor. It is not published here, and it is why T-rings are camera-specific rather than universal.

Availability

German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores ran from 10 € to 12 € on the day of the survey.

British Amazon store lists it in local currency, which the euro range above sets aside.

American Amazon catalogue holds a record for it that nobody is selling.

Figures as Keepa reported them on the day this page was last updated. Stock and pricing shift without warning.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 17 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What this fits

All t-ring adapters