This lens serves a Canon Eos 7D ??
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No, this is an Alpha-mount lens that works with only Minolta and Sony camera bodies. Canon offers several similar lenses. Just search on Amazon for "Canon EF 70-300" and you will find three lenses.
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Don't know but B & H has a good reputation for answering questions like this.
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You will need a sony to canon lens adapter, there are a number of company's that make them try B&H; ore Google sony to canon, hope this helps.
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No. It's for Sony A-Mount. You can buy an adapter ring and use it in manual (M) mode, and the product listing asks for you to input your camera details anyway which gives you the answer! It's not even that good a lens anyway, though you would do better with the Tamron SP AF 70-300mm Di VC USD which has in-lens stabilisation. See here: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70300_vcusd_a005.asp#ad-image-0You also get a $100.00 mail-in rebate and a 6 year warranty, and it's fully compatible with the 7D, though this is a full frame lens (Di = full frame & Di-II = APS-C), so apply the 1.6x crop factor which is 112mm-480mm (35mm equivalent) on an APS-C body. No. It's for Sony A-Mount. You can buy an adapter ring and use it in manual (M) mode, and the product listing asks for you to input your camera details anyway which gives you the answer! It's not even that good a lens anyway, though you would do better with the Tamron SP AF 70-300mm Di VC USD which has in-lens stabilisation. See here: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70300_vcusd_a005.asp#ad-image-0You also get a $100.00 mail-in rebate and a 6 year warranty, and it's fully compatible with the 7D, though this is a full frame lens (Di = full frame & Di-II = APS-C), so... » Read More No. It's for Sony A-Mount. You can buy an adapter ring and use it in manual (M) mode, and the product listing asks for you to input your camera details anyway which gives you the answer! It's not even that good a lens anyway, though you would do better with the Tamron SP AF 70-300mm Di VC USD which has in-lens stabilisation. See here: http://www.tamron-usa.com/lenses/prod/70300_vcusd_a005.asp#ad-image-0You also get a $100.00 mail-in rebate and a 6 year warranty, and it's fully compatible with the 7D, though this is a full frame lens (Di = full frame & Di-II = APS-C), so apply the 1.6x crop factor which is 112mm-480mm (35mm equivalent) on an APS-C body. « Show Less
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So now I am wondering just what I am missing with regards to buying this lens for use on a DSLR like the Canon EOS 5D versus the much more expensive "EF 70-300 f/4-5.6 IS USM for EOS SLR"???
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Thank you very much for the inquiry and visiting ZoneSystem. This lens needs special adapter ring to mount on Canon EOS D camera bodies. The adapter ring is not included, per posting. Thank you again for visiting my store. ZS
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This is an EOS mount lens. Consequently, it will work with any of the Canon EOS model cameras. As to mode, it should still function as an AF unless of course you disable the AF. I've used this lens on my older EOS 30D and 7D cameras. Tamron makes some good glass, and this lens is a great all-purpose lens.
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I have the 7D and I never leave home without it! I'm super-happy with this lens. No issues for me except the lens cap!
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The 7D uses an APS-C crop sensor, not a full-frame sensor. If you ARE looking to go full-frame, though, you should know that your old EF-S lenses will not mount to these Canon DSLRs at all (6D, 5D, 1D series). Third-party crop lenses (Sigma DC, Tamron Di II, etc.) will mount to a full-frame DSLR but produce heavily vignetted (i.e., dark sides and corners) images.
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I cannot think any reason why not. I have 7d with this lens and got some multiplier.
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Yes, this lens actually works better in not full frame canon EOS cameras. I tested it in eos M, T3I and 5D Mark II. In the Mark II, there is a cropping issue when using it in the 12mm
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Yes this lens works with any EOS Canon model as long as it has the proper EOS mount. There are other mounts such as Nikon, Sigma, and so forth. So make sure this lens has the Canon EOS mount
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Yes. I have a 7D (and a 40D) and use this lens all the time. It's still a terrific quality lens and unbeatable value, IMO. (I also have the Canon 10-22mm, which is a fantastic lens, but more a specialty lens.)
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I really don't know I have a Cannon 7d. If it does, it's totally worth it. the color and speed are wonderful.
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I do not know what camera body that is...assuming you mean EOS 7D Mark ll? I believe this will work (and work well) on any camera body that accepts a compact disk...good fortunes to you!
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Yes it will work on the Canon EOS 7D. I have use the canon EOS 50D which got replace by the EOS 7D DSLR camera. Both have the Digic 4, CF type I & II cards and 3inch LCD at 920.000 pixels. The Camera is compatible to all CF cards that have UDMA in them. The Sandisk, 16GB CF card at 60MB a second ( which is fast in writing when taking shots) has UDMA written on it. So, no problem on the EOS 7D camera. It's a great card to use for casual to commercial work. I hope this help. Michael
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I shoot with the 7D, but i don't see why it wouldn't fit the lens mount is the same.
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Yes. It is EF mount and will work on full frame (5D, 6D, 1D etc) and crop sensor cameras (Txi series, 50D,60D, 70D, 7D, etc). I still use this lens occasionally on my Canon 7D because it is smaller and lighter than my 28-135. It is decently sharp (I had to adjust the AF a little bit in camera, but it is as sharp as my 28-135.) Neither of which are my sharpest glass though. Over all, a decent lens. Best sharpness when stopped down to F8 - F11. Wide open not as good, but 4.5 at 105mm is usable for web and smaller prints when you need the light (since there is no IS on this lens). Also USM auto focus is fast in this lens.
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I have. I love it. I'm often using my old Yashinon 50mm/1.2 on it. I also have the same Olympus lens that you do... works great. I shoot on the 7D.
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Not familiar with the EOS 7D, but if it uses a Professional Compact Flash card . This card is larger than your regular digital.But if it works you should be fine. The larger gb you can use you will see a large difference in your photography.