I use lens 24-105 ef on mark II 5d canon What exactly do I need to buy to make this Polaroid works perfectly ?!
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Check the filter size of your lens , buy an adapter from your filter size to 58mm example 67 to 58mm filter adapter and you're set :]
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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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All of your standard Canon lenses should work on the T5i. I have several lenses that I've purchased over the past 6 - 8 years and they all work with the T5i.
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I have the canon 17-85mm lens and it works great. You could also get the 40mm pancake or if you have a bit more of a buget, get the 24-105 mm canon lens, it is a sweet lens with a sharp image.
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In my experience, you'll get very much the same pic with the 10-24 between 18-24mm as you would with the 18-105. That's one reason I sold it. The 10-24 should be shot at 10mm, which is why you're buying it in the first place and why it costs so much (Just my opinion of course). http://www.amazon.com/review/R1HCPRMG89GYZO/ref=cm_cr_dp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0026FCKC8&nodeID;=502394&tag;=&linkCode;=
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Hi the only thing I use is the Adapter Ring and the lenscap and the filters are fine for me..I bought extra close up filters Neewer and another set of filters from polaroid no expensive all from Amazon and do the job prefectly for me depends what you want..I have no Hoya..ad I share the filters between my Canon Bridge and Canon 1100d dslr.I also bought 58mm star filter fantastic effects hope that helps, you couldjust buy seperatly and cheeper an adapter ring dont make the mistake I did and bought from Amazon USA you will end up paying customs duty of 16 x
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If you will look at the bottom of the description for this lens, you will see a section titled "Will this work with my camera?" In that section select Canon, then EOS, then 7D Mark II, then click in the appropriate place to get your answer. I did that with your camera model and it says it will work. Amazon has that section on all lenses that are not camera brand specific like Tamron, Sigma, Tokina, etc.
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Try this link http://southerntelecom.com/polaroidsupport/firmware/firmware_guide_pmid705.html
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The EF-S lens will only work on some of Canon's cameras, The EF will work on your 5D MarkII, the EF-S will not.
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Why on earth would you put this on an EF 24-105mm, it's a superb lens on its own. The DC is a heap of rubbish compared to the EF. Its like putting cheap unleaded petrol in a Ferrari !I use it on a canon HV20 just for a wide angle advantage, which is all it is really any good for, although it wouldn't fit the EF.regardsTP
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First and foremost read your & understand your camera manual. I have purchased the lp-e8 ultra for my Canon T5i and they work very well, long lasting! Good Price! the sales add clearly states that this battery in compatible with the T5i & several others.... enjoy!
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All EF and EF-S lenses will work on the t5i.....however.....if you are going to be recording video then the new 18-55 STM is what you really want to have. It will auto focus very quietly compared to the standard lenses. The older lenses can be quite noisy and the mics in the T5i will pick all that racket up. Now with the older lens I believe you could set it to manual focus and do fine, as long as the subject will be at a fixed distance. Hope I have helped you some. Rod
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Thanks everyone for your help. You've explained a lot and it really helps. After your explanations, I looked at my past photos. I'm thinking that maybe the Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 will fill my needs. Thanks again.
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I had manual focus lenses (minolta rokkor md lenses) for a minolta xd5 from the 1980s and purchased an adaptor to use these lenses on a Canon T5i. They work fine. This would seem to be an inexpensive way for you to use your lenses on your new camera. Hope this helps.
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Mine were Minolta AF lenses from an old film camera. To a canon 5D Classic with EF (not EF-S and I don't know about that) and it works great. It is manual operation but IM ok with that. Good quality. Works fine for me. Contact the manufacturer directly and they will answer. But buy on amazon. Its cheaper.
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I do not know. Polaroid has a web page. I usually search the web before I buy. Works great with my Canons. I may buy a second.
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I wouldn't buy the 24-105 mm lens. The 70D has a smaller APS-C sensor (compared to full frame) which translates into a 1.6x crop factor of the lens' focal length. Put simple, you will lose the wide angle capability of the lens and instead have the equivalent of a ca. 36-160 mm lens. The 24-105 has certainly better quality, but to fully appreciate it you should buy the EOS 6D body (ca. $1500) or another Canon body with a full frame sensor.