So, I have a canon EOS Rebel T3. Will this lense work for me?
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Yes this lens will work with you Canon Eos Rebel T3. This lens is an amazing lens. The quality of it is excellent, just remember the lens is very heavy. I use this lens all the time hand held, it's rare I use a tripod. The pictures are FANTASTIC!! You will love it!!
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Sure it will fit the Rebel T3 - keep in mind that this is a manual focus lens, but a very sharp lens
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I assume your lens has a canon mount. I would think that it would fit and work. However, I am not that well versed in this, so I will tell you how I handle all such related questions. I called Canon and asked them. They are the experts.I hope that is somewaht helpful.
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It should work *if* you use the proper T-adapter. This lens doesn't have autofocus or automatic exposure but if you're ok with that, you can get some great shots.
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I'm assuming it will because its an EOS mount. I used it was a T3(not the T3i). But a little adivce before buying. Key factors why you should not.1. Theres an optical pieces - adding a 'zoom'(1.4x), degrades picture quality, theres a max aperture(probably around a 1.4).2. No electronic function(basically no auto-focus). Factors why I choose to get it.1. Had old lens that had use/cheap used lens on ebay/craigslist(but sadly became quickly obsolete)2. For the fun of it.Conclusion - In the end, it became a waste of money.
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I use a cannon digital eos rebel xs. This lens works and it is manual. I believe that it will work on the t3i. Make sure to get the right adaptor so that you can attach it to your camera. I am having difficulty with the focus and getting the correct exposure -- I have been using automatic focusing far too long - and now I have a lot to learn.
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No, it will not work. This lens is based on the four-thirds standard, which is not compatible with Canon cameras. There may be some sort of adapter between the 2 standards, but it's probably not worth the effort. You can read more about the four-thirds standard and compatible devices at http://four-thirds.org/
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Yes, it would work well on the T3I. EF lenses work with all canon models.Good lens.
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It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of course that can be a good thing). In any event, the EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM is a great macro lens for an EF-S camera. It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of... » Read More It will work with your camera, and it's a great lens, but what are your plans for it? The T3 has a cropped sensor, this lens is optimally used on a full frame sensor. That means you won't get the light, depth and effect you are seeking. It's "L" glass and you can't go wrong with that, but if you are sticking t=with the T3 and just want to shoot some nice macro shots, Canon sells an EF-S macro lens for $1,000 less with a larger aperture that takes excellent photos and you can get in as close as 0.2m (a little less than 8 inches) where this lens only gets in to about 18 inches (of course that can be a good thing). In any event, the EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM is a great macro lens for an EF-S camera. « Show Less
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The lens is manual only. but it is compatible with my t2i so the t3 should work based on my research.
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Hello,Yep this will work on your T3i. The mounting interface is compatible. (EF). As far as performance goes its a great lens all around, I am sure it will look spectacular. One thing to consider is the fact that the T3i has a cropped sensor. Cropped sensor DSLRs have a native 1.6X multiplier so is not going to really be 17mm at its widest... more like 27mm - 64mm. In addition to this, you will probably experience a bit of vignetting at 17mm as the lens is built to work on a full frame sensor. Hope this helps!
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Just make sure you purchase the correct version of the lens. Its shouls say: For canon, Nikon, sony etc
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Yes, this works with a Rebel T3. It's a decent all-around lens, but my experience is that it isn't quite wide enough (I shoot underwater mostly), and macro doesn't let you get quite close enough. It's also poorly constructed. I've had 2 and with both I had a problem with the zoom freezing up. Seemed to be a matter of a screw loosening and jamming things up. If shooting on land, I would consider the Canon 15-85mm or the Sigma 17-70mm.
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EF-S and EF type lenses will work with the Canon T3. Here's a link with pictures to show the difference between the EF-S and EF lenses:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EF-S_lens_mount
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My experience is this will work with the Canon EF lenses but not the Canon EF-S lenses. I have a T3i
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Yes .. this lens will work with the Canon Rebel T3, BUT .. with limits. The T3 has more electronics than this lens is equipped to 'communicate' with. But under manual operation, and limited Auto functions, it will work. The optics and optical coatings of this lens are excellent. So, unless you are totally dependent upon the use of the automation features of the T3 or will be depending on this lens as you 'go-to' lens and you do not know or want to work in a primary 'manual' mode, this will be a fine lens to own.
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Please see my response to an earlier question "Is this lens compatible/recommended for Canon EOS 70D?". You've got the same situation with your t4i - a camera that will take EF or EF-S type lenses. This is an EF lens, so it'll work just fine. I continue to be pleased with the one I recently got. Hope this helps.