The list says a Nikon 70-300mm will work on a 60d, but is the quality of the photo still good? Specially for sports?
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Newer autofocus lenses like the 70-300 have an aperture mechanism that will remain fully closed (f36 or 22, etc) with this type of lens adapter. Although the lenses will physically fit, this renders them rather useless. This particular style of adapter is best suited to older, manual aperture lenses- the ones with a dedicated aperture ring.
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I would say no. While using a similar 55-185mm on my T3i, I was getting vignetting the more I zoomed, starting around 90mm. I would have to recheck since, I've only used it twice, and the last time I touched it was late June.
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It works on the 60d, but Amazon doesn't list the 50d as an option when you use their compatibility tool. I bought mine as a Nikon mount.
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Yep, any lens that works on the XS should also work fine on the 60D. You only have to worry when you step up to a full-frame (1D, 5D, 6D) or film camera because these can't use EF-S lenses.
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Just like the others have said, yes. Yes it will work with the 60D. Hope you have fun with it
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It should work with the 60 D because it takes EF lenses. It does not have stabilization. If you want a lens with stabilization, do a search for: EF-SThe price point goes up quite a bit for those lenses.
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I recommend read the especifications before buy it. I have a canon 60D and works just fine.
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I am using it with the T3i, and it works great. It should work on a 60D since it uses the same hotshoe as all Canon cameras.
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Yes the lens works wonderfully on a 60d digital. That is the camera that I own and of which I purchased the lens. Wonderful lens. Can't go wrong.
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It works fine on my 60d. So should work fine on 70d. It is slower to focus than the Canon version. Mine is very sharp. Mine does not have IS, but that does not bother me. I think it is well built, and the price cannot be beat for a 2.8 zoom. If lack of IS and USM do not bother you, it is a great lens.
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I use it on a rebel, just a bang around camera I use outdoors. Don't know much about the 60D but I imagine it works where an EF lens will.
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I do not have a FF DSLR, (I have a 50d and 10-22mm) but what I know is that they have the same field of view, so I think the 60D and 10-22mm combo will be great.
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The 85mm is perfect for portraits on a Full frame an almos equivilant on the 60d will be the 50mm 1.4. In my opinion a 50mm and the macro will be a better choice.
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It worked just fine for my Fiancées 60d. It's a canon lens and should work fine with your canon dslr.
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Confirming yes, it will work on a 60D. Be aware that it is completely manual; no AF and manual aperture selection. Focusing with live view is not difficult though. Plus if you stop down (f5.6, f8.0) your depth of field gets very deep. I would consider this lens over the Canon 10-22 if you want the f2.8 and plan on going full frame in the future. The Canon starts at f3.5 and is EF-S. But it is awesome as a wide angle lens for crop bodies (such as the 60D).
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your AF 70-300 will not auto focus on the d60. look for lenses that have "AF-S". and while the 55-200mm VR is a good lense, your best bet would be to buy the AF-S 70-300 VR. its an incredible lense for the price.Also your older lenses will work on the D60, though you will have to focus manually.
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It works very well on the 60d. One thing to keep in mind though is it does not have autofocus if you plan on taking photos with it. You have to have a pretty good eye for focusing manually. Also this is a great lens for video, the manual aperture is really handy.
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I use it on my 60D all the time, just make sure the battery is new and make sure that your camera has a headphone port (audio in/out, 3.5mm)