does this lens work on a full frame canon body such as 6d
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No, it does not unfortunately.Edit: saw the other response - fairly certain that this lens is not for full frame. You can put it on as it will physically fit however it's not designed for it.
1554799
It should work with any camera where it can be screwed onto the lens or onto an adapter tube. I was not familiar with the Canon 6D but a quick search tells me it should screw right on to the lens and shouldn't need an adapter tube.
2019286
It will definitely work 'well' 'functionally' on a canon 6D. Since 6D is full frame, you will actually get 50mm in range compare to a crop sensor. This lens takes some time to get used to for sure as the depth of view is so thin at f1.2, you may get a lot of out of focus shots if you don't have a tripod or steady hand. So how 'well' it works may be subjective from person to person.
763359
No, it is an EF-S lens. The Tamron AFA010C700 28-300mm F/3.5-6.3 Di VC PZD Zoom Lens for Canon EF Cameras works on full frame cameras.
90059
I have used this lens sparingly on my Canon EOS 6D. I have not experienced your problem.
385139
Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor cameras as well. Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor... » Read More Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor cameras as well. « Show Less
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technically yes. This is a fixed focal length lens. since the 6D is an SLR, I would suggest to go with movable focus lenses. There are millions of 18-55mm or 200-500mm telephoto lens, at affordable prices.
385138
Yes. It will act as a moderate wide angle lens on the 6D (which has a full frame sensor) and will be a roughly standard lens on the T3i (crop sensor). It will produce good images on both, though the crop sensor may dilute some of the fantastic qualities of the lens on the T3i (appearing slightly less sharp at the edges of the field and exaggerating the bokeh fringing). Regardless, it is a fantastic lens on either camera. It is a great value for a super sharp moderate wide on the 6D and is still one of the best large aperture standard focal length lenses you can get for canon crop sensor cameras as well.
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I'm not an expert on the 6D, but it almost certainly uses the same lenses and mount as the rest of the EOS series. The adapter is 2" OD and should work with your scope, but you may get vignetting with your full-frame sensor.
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These lenses are designed for super 35( the video standard) and APC sized sensors so it will likely vignette on a 6D. Keep in mind full frame for provideo is super 35 not the photography sized full frame that DSLRS use.
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This lens should not be used with a 6D. The DC in the lens title means it is designed for APS-C "Cropped" Sensors. The 6D, 5D and 1D series from Canon are Full Frame sensor camera. Lens from Sigma for those cameras will have a DG designation.
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No, this lens is designed for a crop sensor camera. It will work perfectly on a Canon 7D. I used one on a Canon 7D for underwater photography. Great lens for that application. It is when you put it on a full frame camera that you get the black ring (vignetting) issue. It is caused by the short hood around the lens. Some people have this shaved off and used it on their full frame. I think there is even a version without the hood for those full frame folks.
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It should work but it's not the best choice. The 5D is a full frame camera, and the Sigma is for APS-C sensors (smaller sensor). You will see vignetting (black area at edge of picture). You should consider the Sigma 24-60mm 2.8 instead, or check this list for other Sigma lenses for full frame cameras: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Full-Frame-Lens-Substitutes-Sigma/lm/R1XMV8PZXQALTP
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Will not work on a Canon 6D which is full frame. Will only work on APS-C size sensors
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This lens is designed and optimized for APS-C sized sensors. You will lose about 62% of your pixels using this lens on full frame. Do not purchase this lens for your 6D or any other Full Frame sensor-ed camera if you don't want to have to implement a heavy crop in post processing to get a usable image. If you are looking for a prime fisheye for full frame, Sigma has a 15mm f2.8, but will run you about double the cost of this Rokinon, however you do get auto focus, the ability to control aperture on the camera, and the Sigma is about 2/3 of a stop faster being f2.8 vs f3.5.
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i use this lens in a canon 5d, a 5d mk3 and a 7d and it works well, no auto focus but the focus light works good, i love this lens, if it works on the mk3 it should work on the 6d
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Yes, it works great on all Canon full frame bodies like the 5D, 6D, 5D Mark II and III, 1DX, 1Ds Mark II, 1Ds Mark III, etc. I use it on my 1DX, takes fantastic photos.