I have a Conon 70D. Will these work? Also, the wide angle lens, are they Canon? Lastly, I am looking for good all around lens, will these suffice?
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The 18-55 & 55-250mm lenses are Canon, the other attachments are not Canon but they screw on the front threading of both of the Canon lenses. And these are very popular for all around lenses. Many folks are satisfied with this purchase.
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I believe it should. The wide angle lenses are not Canon, The wide angle lens is by digital visions. It does a good job. This kit has served me well on our recent trip to Hawaii.
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18-55 and 55-250 lenses are highly recommended despite being cheap, it's good to supplement with a luminous lens, eg 50mm f/1.8. The wide-angle and telephoto are trash, the discarded
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You need to buy an adapter for the wide angle, they are not canon. The two canon lenses work great. The 18 to 55 is a good all around lens. The package deal wasn't bad. I'm a little annoyed about the wide angles not being compatible.
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I was not aware of the 70D...It looks like a very good upgrade to the 7D that I am using now. This lens should work and I am a very strong believer in this lens. I just returned from a photo trip to Big Bend, Texas and shot most of my images in HDR with the 7D and this lens. I am not at all disappointed. I also use it for portraits. This lens is sharp from edge to edge. If you have any reservations amour compatibility check the Canon website.
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I am a proud owner of a 7D and I have spent many hours taking pictures with it. I made the plung and bought a nice "EF 24-105mm f4.0 IS L" lense and it is awesome... just wonderful. The new lense really improved the quality of the pictures that I have taken... My advise... keep the 7D's and get some quality glass..
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Sorry, I have a 60 and 70d and they work just fine. You must look up phone contact to Sigma and talk to a tech. If that doesn't work call canon. Again sorry I can't help.
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This is a fantastic lens, I love it and have it on one of my cameras all the time. But it is not the best for landscape photography, especially on an APS-C camera like the 60D. As Archman below said, I'd look for something with a wide angle in the 10-18mm range. Also concur--rent a couple of lenses if you can locally to see what you like best. Of course, you might pick something that was more than you planned to spend.... Good luck and have fun!
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Just make sure your buying the right Canon Mount in this lense, One more thing, It's going to work but just in manul focus mode.There is another Tamron Model that has a Built in focus motor. The Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Di LD Macro Zoom Lens for Canon Digital SLR Cameras (Model A17E)A little more expensive but with auto focus built in the lense itselfe.Sorry about my broken english.Regards.
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Thank you for the excellent reply PD. What do you guys think about using the 70-200 lens with a camera that does not have a full sized sensor? I have a rebel XT and I think thats almost half the size of the 1d sensor. Still a good focal length?
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Not sure I got them for my husband who had a canon 60d. He loves them and has found them to work well and are of oretty good quality. I am ordering the 77mm kit for my dad for Father's Day-he has a Nikon 300. Not sure if they will be compatable with his lens but they worked so well for my husband I figured worth a try for my dad. Hope that helps.
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you seem to know alot Technology guy, so im replying to ya about a lens choice. Its the CanonEF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS for a 50D im purchasing but im not sure if its compatiable or will fit should I say, Because the 50D says its a EF mount and the rebels are EF-S mount. but since they say the 50D dont come with a lens that can take the use of the full power of the camera I wanted to get something I can afford and that lens i mentiond above is less than 300 usd. So please let me know if it works on the 50D without any problems thanks.
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Yes, the Tamron 28-300 will work on the 70D. The results might surprise you too. The lens is kinda soft on the 5D, but should take acceptable photos on the 70. Remember, it is not an 'L' glass lens and will NEVER be comparable to some of the higher end Canon lenses. You get what you pay for applies here, except you are not paying extra for the canon name.
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I would have to agree. The L series lenses are great. I guess it just depends on where you are at with your photography. The L series lenses are going to cost you a little more and if you can afford that then fine. I have gradually upgraded my lenses along the way and this year upgraded to the 70D. I recently purchased the Canon 18-135 lens to be my all around lens and I love it!
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I bought both the Vivitar wide angle and the telephoto. I use them with my PadCaster to change the focal length of the iPad. I have been satisfied with both lenses, especially given the price. I have suggested to PadCaster that they design a turret so I can mount both lenses and easily switch between them. No response from them. (They are not Carl Zeiss, Canon, or Nikon quality, but they work for me.)
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The 10-22 on you 70D is going to closely match the 17-40 range after adjusting for crop. It really is a personal choice. I stayed away from EF-S lenses because I knew I would eventually get a full frame camera, but if you really need the ultra wide of 16mm the the 10-23 is the only thing to get you there.
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This isn't a wide angle lens. If you want to take daylight shots at a wide angle, your best bet is the kit lens (the 10-30mm) all the way bumped out, or looking for a lens with a focal length of less than 10mm (as printed on the Nikon 1 lens). I've read that the kit lens is very good for outdoor, daylight photography like this (however I'm no expert)This lens is "fast" (f/1.8) compared to other Nikon 1 lenses, and is useful for taking photos in lower light conditions, and situations where you want a blurred background (subject oriented shots, like portraits).
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Sound like you have a nice kit, but does sound like and upgrade is in order For your t3 this would make a great but quit long portrait lens, and a good lens for some sports. Keep in mind though it is not a zoom. One person here mentions the 70-200 f2.5 zoom which is a great lens for what you should consider. I would put it on a full frame body or the 7d. One more thing I would not trade, as I said you have a nice kit. In yur shoes I would spring for the 7d body and this lens for starters. Keep your curent kit for backup. The 50mm f1.4 would be something I would want to great portrait lens for t3 and 7d. Sound like you have a nice kit, but does sound like and upgrade is in order For your t3 this would make a great but quit long portrait lens, and a good lens for some sports. Keep in mind though it is not a zoom. One person here mentions the 70-200 f2.5 zoom which is a great lens for what you should consider. I would put it on a full frame body or the 7d. One more thing I would not trade, as I said you have a nice kit. In yur shoes I would spring for the 7d body and this lens for starters. Keep your curent kit for backup. The 50mm f1.4 would be something I would want to great portrait lens... » Read More Sound like you have a nice kit, but does sound like and upgrade is in order For your t3 this would make a great but quit long portrait lens, and a good lens for some sports. Keep in mind though it is not a zoom. One person here mentions the 70-200 f2.5 zoom which is a great lens for what you should consider. I would put it on a full frame body or the 7d. One more thing I would not trade, as I said you have a nice kit. In yur shoes I would spring for the 7d body and this lens for starters. Keep your curent kit for backup. The 50mm f1.4 would be something I would want to great portrait lens for t3 and 7d. « Show Less
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Canon uses a bayonet mount for accessories. These are screw on accessories. To make them work I got an adapter from Lensmate. The adapter takes 58mm accessories. So I exchanged the 52mm accessories for 58mm accessories and now they work.
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Is the mount for that lens a Contax/Yashica mount? If yes, then it should have no issues mounting onto that ring adapter and then onto any of those Canon bodies you listed. I did a quick search and a 28mm lens came up for it. You might want to read the reviews first. I recall someone else posting about a wide angle lens having issues.