My local store sells the old Samyang variant. I prefer a bigger focus grip to the T3.1 cinelens version. Can I confirm that this is the new Canon mount sporting a red strip with the big focus grip? Thanks!
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The one I have has an orange strip and is F/2.8 stills version -- not the de-clicked cine version. I'm not sure what the difference is between the orange strip and the red strip version.
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It's for Canon FD mounts, The new ones are EF I believe. The FD lenses were discontinued in the early 90's.You also have to shoot in manual mode as autofocus will not work.
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Do not expect to get anything not in the picture or listed - actually I did not get everything in the picture - still missing one of the UV filters in the listing I got. BE AWARE: If you are going to use the video at all - do not bother with the kit lens or any non-STM lens. They stutter when trying to AF and it's VERY LOUD on the video. Get a package deal with an STM lens instead from the start - I ended up selling my lenses on Ebay and buying the 18-135 STM lens seperately. So stupid! Also, you are likely to get a recalled camera - so expect to be without it for 7-10 days while canon replace the rubber grips - at no cost to you. google the canon T4i recall to check if your camera body is affected - there are ways to see it in the serial number and then go to canon's site to contact them about how to get it fixed. They will send you shipping labels and all, not much hassle, but just so you know.
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Just fixed mine. Thanks for the tip. My question is, has any been able to let Canon know about this? They should have it in the manual. You can search for 6C10 and it is not listed. I'm going to try to call them to complain.
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This is the heavy duty grip. I have it on both my 5D Mark III and the one made for the 7D. I love it!!! I had bought the Zeikos one before I bought the Canon and the Zeikos was a plastic piece of junk. So, I dropped some money and have been hysterically happy with this grip. I wouldn't give it another thought...buy it, you will thank me later.
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sorry, did not see this until now. Hope you bought the lens - awesome. It has image stabilization 3 choices off and 2 on's. one for vertical and one for horizontal movement. Here are some butterflies I photo'd with it. www.patricialamphotography.com/flowers/flowers (yes twice on flowers) first 3 photos. very sharp. Wish my Canon 85 mm f1.4 and 24-70 f2.8 had image stabilization. Sorry for the delay
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Tim, while you are right about the old lenses i.e. pre-EOS, also remember that any full frame canon DSLR such as the 5D or the 1D mark 3 will only use the EF lenses and will not work with the cheap EF-S lenses since the mount is different
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I think new model of Canon or nikkon is better, and you have more lens to play with. I am not sure about lens that go with this series.
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This is a new one. And the following is old model. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NIHBSCG/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me= Old model is called TC-1401, this new model is called with APO, EX DG. The difference is clear. Please refer to the following pages. https://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/flash_and_accessory/accessory/#/tele_converter The function of Optical Stabilizer depends on the performance of each lens. Please refer to the following compatible tables. https://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/flash_and_accessory/accessory/tele_converter_match.html Also, please refer to the following compatible tables of older TC-1401. https://www.sigma-photo.co.jp/english/flash_and_accessory/accessory/tele_converter_tc_match.html About the red circle mark, both are written in the column of "Exposure" under the table. This description is important.
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Good question for one of the camera stores, my instinct is yes as I have 6 various canon lenses and all their Slr's not just digital are cross functional , I believe a t3 body is about the same as the original rebel, but double check if not returnable, the lens is xpensive but my favorite
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Keep in mind it's a fish eye lens (so some straight lines will be curved), this is to allow the exceedingly wide view. As long as you get the canon mount. It's identical (rebranded) to any Samyang, Rokinon or similar 8mm f/3.5 lenses. You won't have the focus confirmation ligth (as the lens isn't chipped) and the camera won't control the aperture (so when you stop down the view will dim), but everything else should work. They're fun lenses!
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Douglas, did you find a suitable replacement lens cover for the Regent GT-75? I have been looking since last August with no success. What did you end up ordering or using? Thanks for any insights you can share about a replacement.....
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Just order the lens for Canon. All the Tamron lenses have the Canon mount option. This lens is awesome!
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It is not the same. I was going to answer this in much the same way that SoaringBob has. I cannot add anything further than to say it works to adapt my Canon camera to my telescope equipment and agree that it is different from the M42 mount.
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My one and only experience has been with the Canon Rebel T3. However, on 30Jan2014, I bought a wide angle lens for my T3. If fitted just right. It works great in photography involving flowers. Good luck. You should not have any problems. MZurita
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This is the canon version, hence the "C" on the end of the model. The nikon version is PZ42XN. The mount is different for Canons and Nikons. In terms of functionality and getting it to work, you simply mount it on and you can leave it in auto mode and you're ready to go. Of course you can experiment with the manual settings if you wish to get more experimental with your photography. This entry-level flash is great to experiment with bouncing since you can tilt and swivel it. Here is the Nikon version: http://www.amazon.com/PZ42X-Flash-Nikon-Digital-Cameras/dp/B0015A70SE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371489827&sr=8-1&keywords=PZ42XN
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Did you pick a color? I'm considering the gold, but... i like the subtle almost no-color gold in the amazon pic. but everyone says go to canon's website and look there because the colors are truer: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoActhowever, i prefer the color as shown on amazon and not the darker gold as shown on the website. if you have seen this gold in person, can you determine which image is closer to the real thing? thanks!