Will this work for a Canon D60? Also will I be able to convert a Hasselblad CF T, 150mm, with it?
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As long as the Canon DSLR you are using has an EF mount (which *should* be all DSLR's by Canon) you should be good to go. I just checked the box for my adapter and there was no paperwork with it, but I'm assuming that if the lens was for Hassy 500 or 503's bodies (V) you should be all set. I don't have that lens, so I can for certain say yes or now. All signs point to "most likely"
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As used this Dioptric Adjustment Lens on a Canon T2i and on a Canon 60D cameras, I found it Works perfectly.Unfortunately, I do not have any experience on other cameras. Sorry and glad to help
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Yes it should work, I have that converter and the EF 75-300 lens and it works on my on my T2i and my 70D
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Yes, it would. I don't think there's any danger of the rear-element of the lens coming into contact with the glass lens in the Fotodiox adaptor. It's definitely worth the money to try it out. I assume you're going to use it on a Nikon. In fact, unless you can afford to pay more than 1000 for a Nikon lens, you're better-off with a Sigma. From what I've seen and read, Nikon 'amateur' zooms are not very good, whereas Sigma lenses give their purchasers much satisfaction. I'm coming to realise that many of my 'old' Minolta MC lenses are superior to their Nikon contemporaries. I've bought a Sigma 400mm f5.6 APO lens, 2nd-hand, and it's really good. I'm using the Fotodiox adaptor for my Minolta 135mm, 200mm & 300mm lenses and the results inspire confidence in the quality of the adaptor. In fact, the main reason for buying a Nikon digital isn't for the Nikon lenses, it's for the range of products available for the 'F'-mount. Having gone to the expense of buying the 'full-frame' D600, I can now enjoy the wonderful images created by the Tamron SP17mm f3.5 and the Sigma 21-35mm f3.5, rather than being 'stuck' with cropped-sensor images.
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I bought this for use on he D800, it does not work, I wanted it for the 150-500 Nikon lens, I contacted Sigma they confirmed that the lens would be too slow to use with the convertor.
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I am pretty sure it will , but for the price it's worth trying. I have read where owners of D60 owners have said it worked great on their camera
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This is intended for a full frame camera. I'm pretty sure you know that a D600 is full frame. Yes it will work!
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Yes, it is compatible with the Nikon D60. Just be sure the adapter rings that come with the kit fits the lenses you have. The adapter ring size corresponds to the filter size for the lens.
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It will work on a 60D. It will give you an effective 22.4mm field of view. It works great. If you are looking for a super-wide angle lens for the 60D, you should look at the Canon 10-22mm or Sigma 10-20mm lens.
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Yes if the lens is a standard t mount screw this will work with the d60. Be aware that it will be full manual.
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Yes, we have a Nikon D60 and worked without any problem. Don't hasitate. Regards.
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Really I don't know, because i bought the Adapter for a Nikon camera with a 60 mm macro, and it work perfect. Maybe you could need a ring adapter for your canon.
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I am using it with the T3i, and it works great. It should work on a 60D since it uses the same hotshoe as all Canon cameras.
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This lens is not compatible with the D600. If forced, it could cause serious damage to your camera.Hope this helps. Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business.
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It's totally compatible with the Canon 60D. I use it on my canon T4i and my canon 6D, an APS-C sensor and a full frame sensor (respectively). It fits perfectly on the EF mount and there is no vignetting of any sort for both cameras/sensors.
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i'm not sure about the D60 but i can tell you that it worked with my D80 without any trouble. Best of luck.
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Yes, it will work. Keep in mind that your effective focal length will be 240mm (150 x 1.6).