does this lens work on a full frame canon body such as 6d
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No, it does not unfortunately.Edit: saw the other response - fairly certain that this lens is not for full frame. You can put it on as it will physically fit however it's not designed for it.
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The EOS 6D as well as the 1D and 5D series are in fact Full Frame Sensors. The Sigma here is a DC lens, which is for APS-C or Cropped Sensors. Which means you don't get the full image hitting the sensor. The Sigma DG line is for full frame. The Canon line of lens the EF is for Full Frame and the EF-S is for the smaller Cropped sensors. The 7D, 60D, 70D, 650-450 (Rebel T5i - T2) and 1100D are all Cropped APS-C Sensor cameras which this lens is designed for. Hope this helps.
1841146
Yes. This lens was designed for use on full frame sensors. You will love this lens.
861872
Honestly, I do not know for sure if it will work on a 6D. The good news is, Canon is real good about making pieces universal, so I would bet it will. However, look at the Canon site. You should be able to get a definitive answer to your question.
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Yes - I use it with my D600 which is a full frame camera. It's an awesome lens.
1995499
it should, it works on my 6d, not problems, but it will still need minor adjustments on the exact point of your focus, mine works fine
1883607
actually, IT FITS, and will work normally at 11mm but when you zoom to 16mm you will see a black circle around the image because 6d or 5d are full frame cameras, I tried it on a 5D... the thing is that this lens is a "EF-S" lens, and 6d or 6d are EF only (without the "S")
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I don't think so, EF-S is only for APS-C frame. 6D is full frame, only EF lens will work
1276002
No. The lenses for the 7D are designed for a smaller sensor whereas the 6D has a full frame sensor. Wikipedia has following information: "The "S" in EF-S (compatible with the 7D) comes from "Small image circle", meaning the lens is designed to provide a small (relative to a normal EF lens) image circle to match the sensor."
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It should work but it's not the best choice. The 5D is a full frame camera, and the Sigma is for APS-C sensors (smaller sensor). You will see vignetting (black area at edge of picture). You should consider the Sigma 24-60mm 2.8 instead, or check this list for other Sigma lenses for full frame cameras: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-Full-Frame-Lens-Substitutes-Sigma/lm/R1XMV8PZXQALTP
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Hi, I apologize but I cannot find the dialogue from the seller where we spoke of this. I believe this lens worked for both full frame and those with a crop factor. I tried to verify via Tamron's site direct, but can no longer find the lens. You would need to find one with a mount that fits your Canon, or find an adapter.
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Yes, it's a full frame Lens. I, personally, use IT with a d600. It works fine. As it's not an extensive Lens, this is a really gold choice for jour d610.Best regards,Antoine
998817
Yes sir. Its definitely a full frame lens. I use the d610. And the macro on this lens is great
1276001
Depends on lens. 6D is compatible only with EF lens, according to its manual. If you have any EF-S lens, it will not work. I had a 50mm1.4 EF that I used before and it works with 6d, but the EF-S 18-55 is not recommended.
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It works on my 7d. And since the lens you are trying to "enlarge" decides this issue, why nt on the 6d?
1469732
Yes, it is meant for full frame. Works great on my D800, and should work equally well on D600 and D610.
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It should work with any camera where it can be screwed onto the lens or onto an adapter tube. I was not familiar with the Canon 6D but a quick search tells me it should screw right on to the lens and shouldn't need an adapter tube.