Will the Kenko DG work with the Canon 50D? Any problem with the autofocus?
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it should, it works on my 6d, not problems, but it will still need minor adjustments on the exact point of your focus, mine works fine
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The Kenko 2X Pro 300 DGX is not compatible with the newer "Canon EFS" lenses. The issue is that the newer lenses rear structure extends further into your "Canon SLR" when mounted than the older Canon USM lenses.
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hi george, in my eos canon 350d, work very good, but only in manual, not in autofocus
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The 50D should be better at high ISOs so, considering your interest in shooting in low light, it might be worth serious consideration. If you can get away with longer exposures at lower ISOs (less noise/better picture quality), the 40D should be fine. If you need a faster ISO and shutter speed to avoid motion blur,the 50D would be a very good choice.BTW, do you have a link to the sort of photos you're interested in? Just curious.
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According to the compatibility list on the Sigma web site it will not work. I would recommend the Kenko Pro 300 1.4x TC., it will work on lenses from 50mm and larger. I use the 2.0 x and it works very well and the AF still works on most all of my lenses too.
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I believe the lens mounts are the same. However my experience with a canon 50d is that the resulting images are soft focus with the hexagon lens. shooting wide open the images are unusable (50mm f1.78). Need to stop down at least 3 f/stops to get acceptable images.
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I I used the 70-200 with the Canon 5D Mark III, I don't know how it is with the 60D. You probably can find a list of compatible lenses/cameras at Kenko's website.
574205
These have worked just ok for my Nikon d300s. I mostly use in manual mode, because metering doesn't quite work on every lens. If I had to do over again, I would go with the Kenko extension tubes.
887365
Yes, my old K-mount lenses work fine with my K-50. However, you'll have to experiment with exposure settings and manually set the f-stop and shutter speeds (plus manual focus of course). But it's a great advantage if you already have some old high-quality lenses in your kit.
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It most probably does. The manufacturer states it will work with all Canon SLR's with either an EF or EF-S mount. So it should work on a 50D. It works fine on both my cameras - 7D and Rebel XT. The 50D falls within this range.
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dont know about the 50D, but it works beautifully with the T3i and the 5d mark III
1780603
Should work just fine. But you need to consider the 1.6 crop factor of your 50d.
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It will work in the sense that it will actually fit both the 70-300mm and the camera mount. Autofocus will suffer and may not be usable in anything other than bright light. Image quality will be terrible as, unlike the Kenko 1.4, the Kenko 2.0 is simply not a very good TC.
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I don't have either of those cameras, but I'm certain it would work on a 5D, and almost certain it works on a 50D. This lens has an EF mount on it, so it should fit on all recent model Canon DSLRs.
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You asked this same question some months ago regarding one of the other mid-price-range nikons. We did a little research and discovered that it will not autofocus with this body but it will do everything else. You will have to do your own research this time. My guess is that it will not autofocus with the D50 but..........inherently, ultrawides have a super deep depth of field and so you might find that you do not need autofocus at all.
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you seem to know alot Technology guy, so im replying to ya about a lens choice. Its the CanonEF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS for a 50D im purchasing but im not sure if its compatiable or will fit should I say, Because the 50D says its a EF mount and the rebels are EF-S mount. but since they say the 50D dont come with a lens that can take the use of the full power of the camera I wanted to get something I can afford and that lens i mentiond above is less than 300 usd. So please let me know if it works on the 50D without any problems thanks.
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I don't know if this will help, but I have an older Kenko 2X Pro 300, but it's not the DGX model. I have a new Nikon 28-300 FX lens. They work just fine, but AF doesn't work from 50-300mm. It does work from 28-50mm. That's useless, of course. You need the TC at the 300 end, not the 28 end. It does take good pictures, though there is some degradation in the image quality. A little less contrast, for one thing. A little tweaking in a photo editor can fix most of that, though.