I have a Canon 60D and my favorite go to lens is an 18-135mm. Will this work with that or a 55-250mm lens? Both are Canon EF-S lenses.
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It will not work on a 18-135mm. It does not fit. I have a 75-300mm that is fits on. You cannot use a auto focus with the extension on.
302312
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.
302313
I bought this lens for my Canon Rebel and it works wonderful. People are amazed at how clear and up close the pictures are. I love it and am so glad I found it. Good luck to you!
954105
It includes adapters for 52mm, 55mm and 58mm filter ring threads. Depending on which model Canon lens you have you might need to buy an additional adapter. For example the Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM uses a 67 mm filter ring. That said, I never use this wide-angle lens anymore, as the quality of the image is quite poor.
1270620
I own all three of those lenses, and personally I prefer the 18-140 for my D7100 as my walk-around lens for DX. I have not used either the 18-55 or 55-200 since purchasing the 18-140mm. When I need more reach than the 18-140mm can provide I use the 70-300mm which has very fast focusing on a DX body.
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For what it's worth: I called Canon with a question about my 30D camera. I asked the employee which camera I should look at if I were to upgrade, and would my current lenses be compatible. He suggested the 70D, and said that my current two lenses will work with the 70D. He also mentioned that I could consider buying the 70D in a "kit" with the 18-135 STM lens, which he said is a good general-purpose lens that has some beneficial technology that takes more full advantage of the 70D than my two current lenses would.
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Is this the lens you are asking about? http://www.amazon.com/Canon-EF-S-18-55mm-3-5-5-6-II/dp/B000V5K3FG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1384631932&sr=8-1&keywords=Canon+is+18-55 If so you would need a 58mm filter. This one will not fit.
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NO that lens is a 77mm lens, you would need a 77mm set which I am sure they make. This will fit only a lens that is 58mm. If you look on the front end of the lens where the lens cap goes you will see a single 2 number with like this XXmm that is the ring diameter of said lens. I own the 18-135 and I know that is 77mm
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The 18-140mm lens is a very good lens. I did trade mine for a 16-85mm lens that fit my work better. Also I have used the18-200mm lens which is also a very good lens. I don't think you could go wrong with any of these lens. The choice remains on what you want from your lens.
265771
I have a 60D with 18-135 lens, and it fits, but just barely. It's a pretty tight fit, so I have a hard time fitting anything else besides the camera body and lens.
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i need to know this lens 18-135mm, work for my camera canon XS rebel.thanks you
773131
I would say get the 18-55 and use the $150 difference toward a 55-250 while you are starting out. You will probably want something longer than 135mm regardless, and depending on how far you go with your photography, there may come a point where none of the three lenses mentioned in this post is "good enough" anymore. ;)
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From Dpreview: It also includes ring-type USM and a close focus distance of 0.35m through the entire zoom range. Also bolstering Canon's EF-S range is the 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 IS USM, which covers a 29-216mm (35mm equivalent) range and with a claimed 4-stop image stabilizer and a minimum focus distance of 0.45m.
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The current kit lens at 18-55mm is wide enough vs. the EF 17-40. Basically you have to ask yourself one major question. Do you plan on going to a full frame camera in the future? If so, then I would consider the EF 17-40 . On the other hand, if you plan on sticking to 1.6X factor cameras, then go with the EF-S 10-22 (16-35mm equivilant)
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Of course. Like all APS-C cameras, 60D accepts all EF and EF-S canon lenses.Keep in mind that if you're not planning to upgrade to a full frame camera (like 6D or 5D, which only accepts EF lenses), or if you're not a pro, or you just want an ultrawide lens, the canon EF-S 10-22 will give you a wider angle of view in a budget.
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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.
264853
If I recall correctly the Canon EF-S 18-55mm kit lens takes 58mm filters. Usually the front of the lens lists the filter diameter.
1402540
I use with a canon 60D. the lens came with the correct adapter ring. See if your camera is in their list.
1000782
The body type of the camera doesn't matter, this is an adapter for lenses, so the question is if you have the right lens filter sizes. I usually use this with either the stock 18-55mm lens or the 55-250mm lens that comes in some kits (both of those lenses have 58mm lens filters adapters) in combination with the Canon 50mm 1.8 (this has a 52mm lens filter adapter). This point of this adapter is that you combine two lenses together face to face, and one has to have a 58mm lens filter, and the other has to have a 52mm lens filter.