Why NOT Cannon 40D EOS ?
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I'm not sure I understand your question. It will work with what you have. It will cover up to a 70-200mm lens. It works great. Highly recommended.
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I have a Nikon D5300 but you could go on line and compare the size of both cameras. The rain cover fits my camera with room to spare.
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Sorry, Jeffrey. Those camera models that come up, come up automatically. I didn't type those in. I just typed the review text.
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I can't pre-order... Too little faith in canon cameras when they are released. I will probably get it down the road (feb-march) if their aren't any issues. Would upgrade from mkII. Would be nice if canon could release the 1d and 1ds as one camera, and just allow us to switch between high fps and high MP. But alas, I'll refrain.
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Hi! you can use any FD to EOS adaptors. Of course you have to set the F/stop and focus yourself. Some of these adaptors work better than others. The adaptors from Fotodiox are much better made. They cost a little more but you will get no play with the lens on the adaptor. Hint, Mount the adaptor to the lens then the whole unit to the body. Make sure you have the index marks lined correctly or they lens or the adaptor will get stuck.. A little practice any they will be as sharp as the autofocus lenses...
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Hi, you can setup the remote to take photos every 3 sec automaticly ;) if the 40D got the same connector that the 7D you're good to go ^^Really nice remote, i'm using it for years now and still working like first day.http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon_7d_io.jpg
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Good question! Just try it and found EOS M can not shot in RAW for HDR and hand Handheld Night Scene. It will automatically switch to JPG for those 2 modes. The other modes can do RAW format.
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Yes, with no problems. I have a 40D and a T3i. Works fine on both. Did have a problem with the lens not focusing after about a year and a half, but when I called Tamron, no problem with the lengthy warranty Tamron has with their lenses! Very quick turn around for the repair and it works great again now!
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I have a 60D and it is a tight fit. But I just checked and this website ( http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon_EOS_40D-vs-Canon_EOS_60D ) says the dimensions of 40D is slightly smaller, so you should be fine. However, if you are going to use it ONLY with a 50mm I'd look for a not as 'deep' one (I don't exactly know if they make it but worth looking?). You are going to have quite of bit of extra room at the bottom.
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The ACK-E6AC simulates the LP-E6 battery, so it's probably not compatible. However, there are ac adapter kits for the 40D camera listed on Amazon. Maybe consider those?
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There are several reviewers that believe the image quality of the 40D is on par with the 5D, so if you want to go with large say 23" prints, it may be worthwhile to invest in the 40D.
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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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Don't have a 60D but there's no reason why it shouldn't. Quick Google of the terms show that there doesn't seem to be any issues for that combination.
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Gregory, I don't know if you are purchasing the Canon 20D camera body from the same person that I did. If so then this is what I think. After much research on the camera, I found it was the top of the line, of all cameras, when it first came out. The original price was up around $1800 and had more "bells and Whistles" on it than you could imagine. It was stated that it was in very good condition. When I got it in the mail, I found everything was sealed in its original wrappings and the manual's pages were not even bent. I really believe that it had never been out of the original box. It was in mint condition. I am using it strictly for astrophotography on my 3 large telescopes. It is performing flawlessly. I still had a couple of lenses from my old 35mm film camera, so I bought an adapter for the 20D so I could use the lenses. The photos are great. The 20D was made back in 2004, I believe, but it is far from being obsolete. It has a great range of speed and apertures and the ISO is very good. It even has an electronic noise reducer that gets rid of graininess when you go above 800 ISO. That works very well. Go for it. Ron
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Not sure. I was a Canon user. IMHO one of the biggest reasons to buy this format is the smaller lens sizes. Equal quality, less size, less cost. Win win.
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I have one on a Canon EOS 40D. It will not be a perfect match. You'll have to learn to use the camera with the adapter. Lenses will fit, you'll be shooting using manual settings and the adapter lens in front of the camera sensor will reduce image quality slightly.
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worked fine with 40D which was not identified as receptor when I purchased the lens.
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Linda, D40 body does not have built in AF motor -AF is possible only with the lenses having AF motor built in. . Please check if Tamron you mentioned has a built in AF motor.
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The "tank" as I lovingly call my D1mii can only take EF lenses. if you own EF-S lenses then there are adapters out there to be able to convert but you'd have to look. The 40D (@10.1 MPX) does use EF , However the Cross-points may not work with all lenses on the D1mii, there is a run down of this at Canon USA.