can this be used on canon EF 75-300 mm
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.....not sure, I'm using it with a prime Canon 200mm 2.8 L lens... with a Manfrotto QR plate, well built, great fit
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It is very specific to the lens it is designed for, so I highly doubt it would work for ANY other lens.
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.....not sure, I'm using it with a prime Canon 200mm 2.8 L lens...with a Manfrotto QR plate, well built, great fit
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I had the EF 75-300 mm lens before, and there is no way you can take pictures indoor with it. Even at 75 mm, it is way too zoomed in. This is a more versatile lens that can do both telephoto and wide-angle without the hassle of changing lenses each time. Also, this lens has Image Stabilization, which the 75-300 does not have.
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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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yes, but with the Canon EF mount. Make sure we mount the type of product to buy. forgive my bad English. greetings.
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Must be a typo - I googled it for info looked up part numbers etc. It is a Canon 75-300mm.
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No, this lens cap will not work with the 70-300mm lens. You will need the LC-67 cap.
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No, it will not work. This lens is based on the four-thirds standard, which is not compatible with Canon cameras. There may be some sort of adapter between the 2 standards, but it's probably not worth the effort. You can read more about the four-thirds standard and compatible devices at http://four-thirds.org/
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As long as it is an EF compatible system this should work. Just remember this lens shoots in manual so no connecting to camera brain!
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I am not familiar with that lens, but I was not pleased with the results with the 75-300 lens I used with it. I got a halo effect and the pictures were hazy
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It appears the EF75-300mm lens and the 18-55mm lens both have a 58mm filter size, so you would need the Canon 250D 58mm close-up lens, not the 77mm version. Canon does make this 58mm close-up lens for this purpose (though listed as out-of-stock on Canon's web site, I have seen it listed on eBay and Amazon). With the zoom lenses, you will find that certain zoom setting will not work well or at all, but you just need to confine yourself to the working range and move the camera into the correct focusing position. Verify your filter ring size first, then go find the correct diameter version. Have fun! It appears the EF75-300mm lens and the 18-55mm lens both have a 58mm filter size, so you would need the Canon 250D 58mm close-up lens, not the 77mm version. Canon does make this 58mm close-up lens for this purpose (though listed as out-of-stock on Canon's web site, I have seen it listed on eBay and Amazon). With the zoom lenses, you will find that certain zoom setting will not work well or at all, but you just need to confine yourself to the working range and move the camera into the correct focusing position. Verify your filter ring size first, then go find the correct diameter version.... » Read More It appears the EF75-300mm lens and the 18-55mm lens both have a 58mm filter size, so you would need the Canon 250D 58mm close-up lens, not the 77mm version. Canon does make this 58mm close-up lens for this purpose (though listed as out-of-stock on Canon's web site, I have seen it listed on eBay and Amazon). With the zoom lenses, you will find that certain zoom setting will not work well or at all, but you just need to confine yourself to the working range and move the camera into the correct focusing position. Verify your filter ring size first, then go find the correct diameter version. Have fun! « Show Less
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why not - works fine with my Canon 70-300 Do Usm! Can be a problem with autofocus at low light(if this is an important issue)
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it should work very well. i shoot everything manually but i have also used it on my wife's cannon ti3. i have used it with my cannon 75-300 and optica 650-1300 and have got some amazing shots. im sure with your 60d and 75-300 lens your going to get some amazingly good shots of your own
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Yes, the lens will fit on and work with any Canon DSLR model with an EF or EF-S lens mount.
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I put it on a Canon EF 75-300mm lens and it works perfectly. Of course you are manually focusing but you can bring things very close and I get lots of comments on those pictures. Good luck!
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Like Alfus, it is installed on my Canon EF-S 55-250. From what I have read and researched, hoods, even the generics, are generally made for a specific make/model lens. This one I thinks fits both the 55-250, and the Canon 75-300. You can usually check out a lens makers web page, or the lens instruction manual, and they will specify which of their lens hoods will fit, if it is not supplied with the lens when purchased.
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Don't know this exactly. Canon is good about keeping things compatible. The EF 300 is a fine lens. I use it for birding. I use spot metering and spot focus. I bracket three shots. It is like anything, you have to learn how to use it.
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I am using it on a canon SL1. Check out this site. http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup/ef_s_18_200mm_f_3_5_5_6_is.