please advise if the lens is good for Canon EOS 450D version?
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Hi Ling, it is a very good choice if you are not looking for a Canon lens, I have a Canon 550D and it is working perfectly on it.
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The lens is compatible but keep in mind the it is an fx lens and will have an apparent image approximately that of a 450mm
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Their lenses are fine. But you have to ask Canon or Tamron your question. You should only trust their answers. I would ask both of them. They will help you.
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Thanks for all of the feedback. I bought the E-510 about month ago and it has been great. I am glad I went with the two lens kit for $650 on amazon. Its great to have both lenses. The E-510 is proving to be a great camera.
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Another option is getting the 50mm 1.8 for about a hundred bucks. Takes great shots and you can still buy the 28-135. I bought my 28-135 used and love having both lenses.
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If money is a concern, try the "fantastic plastic" or sometimes called the "nifty fifty". That's the Canon EOS 50mm f/1.8. Great lens. Best optics per dollar, for sure. Only complaint people have had has been about the quality of background blur when shooting wide open. I haven't had an issue personally, it's acceptable for the price. It IS rather ugly compared to the quality of bokeh on the f/1.2L .. But you can buy 15 of the 1.8s for the price of the 1.2, so that's to be expected. The 1.4 has had some great reviews as well.
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Perfectly!! This is one of my favorite lenses to be used with my EOS 50D. It's a light and sharp lens perfect for nature photography, birdwatching, ...
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I don't own a Canon EOS 40D camera, but I believe this lens should work with all Canon EOS camera, 40D included.
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Yes, it matches with 40D... I've used it with several old 300D and D60 as well as with 5D mk.II - but there is no good focusing screen for these cameras. I've tried standard focusing screen Eg-A, Eg-S and 180split screen. Even Eg-S was the best I've missed a lot of shoots. At the end I've had to sell this great lens and buy EF 50/1.2 - just because of weak focusing. Glass itself is amazing in term of sharpness and 'film-like' colors. If you are videographer then it's no.1 for you - because you will use loupe on your LCD for focusing for sure. But if you want it for stills I recommend something different with good AF. Specially for a crop format sensor. I have EF 50/1.2 - what it's good (just wide open f1.2 is a bit softer with strong vinetation on full frame but from 1.6 it's a great lens). Standard EF 50/1.4 has perfect value for that price. EF 50/1.8 is 2years lens - it's plastic so after this period mine couldn't focus correctly. I've also tried Sigma 50/1.4 - it's the same level as EF 50/1.4 for me - but I prefer Canon. EF 50/1.2 is my choice because of build, focus and optical quality. For Canon bodies you can't find nothing better. BUT if you love Zeiss glass - change to Sony, you'll see why ;) Note: I use 50mm for about 90% of time and I work as a wedding and lifestyle photographer. You can find my work at www.marianmajik.com
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I have used this lens very successfully with my Canon EOS T3i. I hope that you have the same experience. Bob
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I'm in the same boat. I have a 40d as well and I just bought the Canon 50mm 1.8 but found that I was always "stepping back" to take a lot of indoor shots. I am leaning towards either the Sigma 30 1.4 or Canon 24 f2.8. The 24 got a good review at the photozone.de site. Here's a direct link if Amazon will let it through: http://www.photozone.de/canon-eos/153-canon-ef-24mm-f28-test-report--review?start=2. They review just about every lens. Check it out. Again, it's photozone (dot) de
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It's a beautiful lens and should work fine on your camera. Just remember the crop factor turns this into a 28-65mm.
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Yes, very much so. The D7000 is a DX format chip camera, so I believe you would actually have an effective 450mm lens instead of a 300mm.
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I ordered a D70 from Amazon and used my lens from my 35mm camera. It works just fine : )
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Hi-- I didn't know about the E450... interesting camera.. But I assume that the 50-200 will work with the standard mount (but may not function with all AF modes). More significant is perhaps that this wonderfully sharp but heavy lens would be difficult to use on a camera without image stabilization. I hope that is helpful. Ben
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Thanks for your question! According to a suppliers website this lens is compatible with the Canon Rebel EOS T5i. I hope this helps!
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Honestly, there are some available on ebay with buyer protection (but I understand why you would want to get it from the above places instead). The 70-200mm is a great lens, but if you have your heart set on this particular lens you should wait to get this one :) I just ordered one from ebay but I did my research on the seller first.