t5i better than t4i? Also I have the standard 18-55mm, 70-300 mm, 50 mm f1.4 and 18-135mm (all Canon). Will the listed lenses work on both t4i and t5
2002141
I have not used the t5i so I can't compare. If all your lenses are EOS compatible, they should be fine. I have all the same lenses and they work fine.
2002142
As far as I know all Canon EOS lenses fit all their SLR cameras film or Digital.
2124109
I do not have that model Canon. However internet search reveals the lens does function with the t5i.
1537755
I have no idea, I own a Canon EOS 60D, I was told by a friend who received a t4i as a Christmas gift that she would not invest in lenses because her friend has all the lenses she would ever need. You can take that as a yes or call Canon and ask them. Actually you can go the the Canon website and look for lens incompatibilities by entering the lens name and clicking on the compatibility link.
597329
Sounds good! I'm buying my first digital camera for my daughter and her family. I've locked in on the t1i and 15-85. I really like my 24-105 lens and think that the 15-85 should be a great match for the camera.
1401679
If you are really serious abt photography go for the 70D. The T4i is now obsolete but pretty similar to the T5i. It is much more simpler and you would rather get very quickly shooting manual mode all the time. It is then when you would realize you need more control over camera and 70D is the best fit. That's my experience. But instead of focussing on the camera Ty to invest more in some good glass eventually.
1160578
im not sure how similar the T5i is to the T5 but i think its a great all around lens. i wanted a grab and go for my T5 and this lens fits the bill. good quality and not too pricey. IMHO a good deal
1401675
I'm not that familiar with the T4i but I believe it is superseded by the T5i. I'm very impressed with the auto focus video on the 70D. you might compare all features and determine which are of value to you before selecting a model. Both will take exceptional photos.
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As far as I know from the t4i on there was a change in the motor of the cameras but the lens has a motor too. So my advice would be to try it on a store before buying it. I can tell you that with my camera (t4i) this lens is way faster focusing than the 55 250 IS II.
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This lens works on my t1i with the 58 mm size 75-300mm zoom lens. I do not believe it'll work on the 18-55 mm (tho' it may fit on the front of the lens if the lens). the 18-55 lens that came with my t1i has "58 mm" on the lens; the 58 mm close up should fit on the front, but I do not think it is designed to work with lenses below 70mm.
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Please see my response to an earlier question "Is this lens compatible/recommended for Canon EOS 70D?". You've got the same situation with your t4i - a camera that will take EF or EF-S type lenses. This is an EF lens, so it'll work just fine. I continue to be pleased with the one I recently got. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure if it wold be a good lens for a Canon T4i. I have a Sony A65, if it's the same lens only for a Canon, then I'd think you'd see the same quality pictures. For my camera, it's fantastic, great zoom range, focus, etc. Hope this helps.
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Yes; I am not a canon expert but this was purchased for a photography class in a crime scene program for a university. Yes, to my knowledge it will work on a T3i because we have T3is, T4is, and T5is. I find that most Canon lenses are interchangable with all 3 of these as well as some of the higher end cameras like the 60D and 70D. It appears that Canon is good that way.
1166679
The Tamron lens for Canon mount will surely work. I had used this on 7D. The mount for the Canon 7D is same as T5i. If you are looking for a good budget telephoto lens, then this is it. Check out my review for this lens.
1927593
These lenses are roughly of the same quality, yes (assuming you're comparing the STM versions). The 55-250mm gives you longer reach while the 18-135mm gives you the convenience of not having to switch lenses as often.
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i hear alot of good things about the sigma 17-35 1.8 all though it would depend on what sort of photography you do!i like to keep in the family,so thats why i went with canon 85 1.8 witch is a vary good lens,also its a prime lens and would work well on your t4i and most other canon cameras.
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Yes it will fit the T4I. You will have to "fake" f stop with Canon lenses. IE first set the f stop with camera, hold down the depth of field preview button, remove lens while holding it down, this locks the f stop temporarily . Install as many tubes as needed then put the lens on. Focus is also manual. Any other questions?
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Yes, I have to agree with Henry. The 50mm f1.4 is more versatile in the long run. The single most useful point being that, depending on your camera model, you have in effect anything from a 65mm f1.4 to an 80mm f1.4. This falls ideally into the portrait lens range. It's a lens that I still use frequently, especially when using a film body. Both are first rate lenses with excellent sharpness & contrast, but I think that you'd find that the 50mm f1.4 would be used more often..