Does this lens work for the full frame cameras like the 5dmarkiii? Thanks!
2064707
It is going to work, but you need to bear in mind there is going to be some vignetting, so you'll most probably end up zooming until 15-16mm in order to remove it.
2064708
My advice is not recommend because you will see black circle around the corners due to the full frame. This lens is good for camera that comes with the APS-C sensor. The 16-35mm lens works good for 5D Mark III.You can use 11-16mm if you crop the picture without showing the black corners.
2064709
NO!! This is for APS-C cropped sensor Canon cameras ONLY. Canon is not like the Nikon which can use this lens on a full frame camera. Canon cannot! It will damage your camera body, so don't do it!!
2064710
Yes and no.At 16mm, it will work on full frame Canons, with a slight vigniette on the extreme corners. At 11-15mm, however, the entire frame is not covered.I occassionally use this lens on my 5D mark 1 and get some amazing results! It's the only "crop" lens I kept after upgrading from my t2i =)
2064711
Yes and no. At 16mm, it will work on full frame Canons, with a slight vigniette on the extreme corners. At 11-15mm, however, the entire frame is not covered. I occassionally use this lens on my 5D mark 1 and get some amazing results! It's the only "crop" lens I kept after upgrading from my t2i =)
339285
Yes it will. Also if you ever update to a full size sensor like the 5d mk3, you will be able to utilize the full diameter of the lens. In the meantime with a crop sensor like the rebel, you will only benefit from the F1.4 and the technical superiority of the center portion of the L glass and the USM motor.
429399
The lens is designed to full frame Canon cameras. It also works with cameras that have smaller detectors.
953247
It fits all Canon DSLR's but works best with the full frame models. It should be a superb lens on the 5DmkIII.
304072
It connects fine on my Canon EOS 6D, which is full-frame. I'm going to assume the 5D MKIII is full-frame as well, so it should probably fit. But if you're looking for a 100-ish mm macro lens I would rather recommend the Canon model, as this Sigma lens has a very octagonal bokeh, while the Canon is more circle-shaped.
1619685
Yes but if you bought this camera with the kit lens you really do not this lens. I use this lens on a 5D MarkII it has a full frame sensor on your camera you have a 1.6 cropped sensor so you will get more of a 38mm view it will not be wide angel.
1647810
This is a good lens and I have the Nikon Mount. I don't know much about Canon cameras or lenses. The DG in the naming of the lens indicates that it is for a Full Frame camera. I don't know of the 5D is full frame but I think it is. In either case the Sigma lenses work with either a small sensor or full frame camera. I hope this helps.
790812
Yes. A Canon 5D III can use any Canon "EF" lens. The only lenses you can't use with a 5D III (or any full-frame body) are the "EF-S" and "EF-M" lenses. Every other lens in Canon's line-up will work with this camera.
378360
Yes works fine. You'll need to Remeber there is a crop factor of 1.5 times for full frame lenses. So your effective focal length would be 36-105mm as you are shooting on a crop sensor(aps-c).
352401
This lens will work on any Canon APS-C DSLRs including the EOS T3. This is an EF-S lens deisgned to work only on APS-C DSLRs, it will not work on full frame DSLRs. Don't even try it on a full frame DSLR, the lens element on the bottom sticks out a lot and will damage the mirror on the camera.
1637923
Yes, this lens is designed to be used on a full-frame camera. Usually Tamron's "Di" designation is for crop sensor cameras, but it does not apply for this lens. Here is an article evaluating the lens. http://www.photozone.de/Reviews/288-tamron-af-17-35mm-f28-4-di-ld-aspherical-if-nikon-lab-test-report--review?start=1
2280557
No, this lens is designed for a crop sensor camera. It will work perfectly on a Canon 7D. I used one on a Canon 7D for underwater photography. Great lens for that application. It is when you put it on a full frame camera that you get the black ring (vignetting) issue. It is caused by the short hood around the lens. Some people have this shaved off and used it on their full frame. I think there is even a version without the hood for those full frame folks.
1355137
Yes it works on all full frame Canon cameras and its the best bang for the buck you will find. I had the Sigma 8mm ($900) and this lens is way cheaper at 1/3 the price and every bit as sharp. I love this lens and have a blast shooting with it.
213161
The Sigma 24-70 will work with full frame and crop frame cameras. You have to buy the Nikon mount version. I found the lens soft wide open. A better lens for about the same money is the sigma 17-70 OS. Sharper wide open, and the anti shake works helps in low light. My 24-70 was not sharp until 5.6, the newer sigma HSM is much better but spendy
829768
Never tried myself, but there isn't any reason why it can't work on Rebel T3, unless Canon changed something fundamental/structural on T3 which I seriously doubt. This lens is meant for full frame as an ultra wide, but will work fine on a cropped body, just won't be as wide as it is on a full frame. It is great for landscape, very sharp, decent build quality. Would get even better image quality on a T3 because you'd only use the center part of the captured image.
1908365
Yes it works great on a D5000 (I use it on both a D5000 and a D7100 - neither are full frame) - you just have to be a little further away from your subjects than you would with a full frame! HIGHLY recommend this lens.
1678202
Though this lens will cover the imaging sensor of a full-frame DSLR, it is better optimized for use with DSLRs containing smaller APS-C format sensors. As such you might notice softer focus and some light fall-off towards the edges of the frame when using a full-frame DSLR. If you do plan on using this lens with a full-frame DSLR we recommend you set the lens no wider (faster) than f/8 for optimum image quality.