Does it work with Canon ef-s 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS? Ditto ef 100mm f/2.0?
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I'm using this with canon ef 85mm f/1.8 USM and canon ef 35mm f/2 works fine even with auto focus just a little bit slow on focusing so mostly I use manual focus also worked with sigma 18-250mm
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Not sure about ef-s because that lens is made for crop. However, 100f2 should be no problem. Have yet to have a compatibility issue with an EF lens. However... sometimes my 100 macro won't go to f2.8, sticks at 4. My 85 and 50 Let won't go down to f1.2, but it reads f1.3.
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It should. I use it on my a6000 with the 18-200mm, 40mm 2.8 and 50mm 1.4. However, on my NEX6 the adapter would cause the camera to not recognize the lens from time to time. Not a lot but enough to cause some frustration. Hope this helps.
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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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Hi- It should work with any Canon camera that uses the EOS camera mount. Remember, it is a manual focus lens...again it has significant fringing and sharpness issues if you want to make large prints etc. For a casual user it is a good deal. Good luck!
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It should though I have not tried it. Essentially it creates a standard Canon EF mount on which you can put EF and EF-S lenses.
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I only had EOS Rebel t2i and it works with this lens. I'm guessing it will work on T5i as well, but I'm not 100% positive
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There is not enough clearance for EF-S lenses. I used this adapter for my Canon EF 100-400mm, with Olympus EPL5, it works fine, but since stabilization do not work, you will have to work in the shutter range of at least 1/200 and more than 1/800 when you zoom to 800mm. So, yes, try not to use too much zoom.
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"the sensor is designed to work with Canon's EF and EF-S lenses with a conversion factor of 1.6x"... Short answer, yes.
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EF-S lenses are only compatible with some EOS and Rebel models. They are not compatible with full frame cameras.
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Answer here...Yes. Works with all Canon models. I use it with my 7D and Rebel. Very nice lens.
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From what I read, the FS100 uses the E mount system, so this SHOULD work, as it adapts EF lenses to the E mount cameras.
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According to several magazines, it should work. You can read, for instance, the following article:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EF-S_lens_mount
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Yes, it will work just fine and, because it is a full-frame EF lens, and your camera has a 1.6X crop factor due to it's smaller APS-C sensor size (an EF lens on an EF- S body), the equivalent focal length will be 640 mm. This will be excellent for bird and other wild animal photography where the subject is naturally some distance from the camera. However, I would advise this lens be used primarily on a tripod, since the subject magnification will also magnify camera movement if hand-held. This is an excellent lens and cannot be beat for the price - have fun with it!
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Yes it will. It is an EF lens and only EF lenses work on full frame Canon cameras like EOS 5D. If the lens is EF-S it will not work.
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Yes - works with all the ef and efs lenses I've tried it with and is very solid. Build quality might not be quite as nice but it's a lens adaptor so I don't really care too much.
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Barry, I have a Cannon 6d and a Cannon 75-300, 1:4-5.6 and the converter works just fine. The manufacturer states that the converter is not compatible with EF-S lenses. I've not used the converter extensively, but I am happy with the few pictures that I have taken. Hope this helps.
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Yeah it works fine with both EF and E-MAIL mounts. Just be aware that theta nothing electronic in it.focus is manual and you'll need a very sturdy tripod to hold the lens and camera.
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It is made to work with telephoto lenses so it would presumably work with the 200mm end of your zoom. Not sure if it would work with the 85mm. That might be too short but, again, not sure.