does it work on full frame camera's or just DX
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I have used this lens on canon 5d mark 2 and canon 6d, both full frame....I am sure it will work on apc sensor too, but full frame , I am sure of....mm
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Just the smaller sensor DX. When I changed to full frame I switched to a Tamron 28-300 it was about the same price and does just fine
500713
I didn't try it with DX lens but it should work since Fuji X is APS-C sensor. It meters perfectly.
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Hi, No, this lens only works on DX Nikon , for FX you will have to buy full frame lens.
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No, this is designed for crop-sensor bodies. You can use it on full frame, but the wide angle will get heavy vignetting.
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Amazon is wrong. It works on all the DX and FX format cameras Nikon makes or has made. Go check out the Nikon site to confirm it for yourself.
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This should work on DX cameras such as the D5000. Serious overkill in my personal estimation, however. Because it is designed for FX cameras it is much larger, heavier and more expensive than similar DX 35mm primes.
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will work on either as both cameras are DX format and your autofocus will work perfectly.
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Yes,all EF Lenses work on both full frame and cropped frame cameras but EFS series lenses doesn't work on full frame cameras......
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Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame:... » Read More Robert,According to dpreview http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16 it works fine on any full frame DSLR. I just had a chance to test it on my Nikon cameras; and never tried to use it with other systems. However, I have seen some pictures made by Sony (A900 and A350):1. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_1.jpg2. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_2.jpg3. http://club.foto.ru/camera/images/or/42107_3.jpg Here is dpreview and test on full frame: http://www.dpreview.com/lensreviews/tamron_70-200_2p8_c16/5Here is the info from tamron's site about lens mount: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70200_di.asp#ad-image-0 « Show Less
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You don't say if your lens is DX or FX. If it is a DX lens designed for crop sensor camera like the D3300 or D5200 it will not work. You have to look at the camera side of the lens to see if there is clearance for the lens side of the converter which does extend beyond the mount surface. On DX lenses the back element at the mounting surface extends slightly so they would not mate.
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I do not own a full frame digital camera, but do have several film Canon EOS cameras and a Canon 7d. This adapter works very well with my Canon EOS cameras. My M42 lenses are quite old and give a unique cast to my digital photos.
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it won't work with any full frame cameras.Hint, on sigma references DC means it works with APS-C sensors and DG means it works perfectly with full frame sensor and can be used on APS-C cameras too with different focal length.
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Funciona con cámaras formato DX, la cual incluye la cámara que mencionas / Works with all DX cameras, which is the camera you mentioned
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Yes the VR should always work no matter the camera unless you switch it off on the lens. However going back to when this lens model was made, it was made for DX bodies mainly. When nikon full frames came out, it can still be used normally as if a DX, but you will get a little vignetting. Nothing major to worry about :)
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Yes it does. And it probably works better with 7D than with the full-frame 5D3 I used it with. The picture quality is still not so good, but at least the worst areas will not be in the frame.
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It is compatible but you wouldn't be taking full advantage of your camera's full-frame sensor when using a DX lens.
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No, it is designed for APS-C size chips, so it is 30mm and it doesn't work at all on full frame cameras.