Does it work well with Canon 70-200mm IS II USM f/2.8 L? Will it have black circle around the picture?
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!Careful! with this adapter you lose autofocus, stabilisation, and aperture control!Apart from that, it will not create a black circle.
1015847
!Careful! with this adapter you lose autofocus, stabilisation, and aperture control! Apart from that, it will not create a black circle.
1015848
The short answer is no it won't have a black circle. However, are you using this on an A7(n)? If so, I'm not sure if there will be any vignetting from the adapter itself (your full frame lens will not be an issue). But it is important to note that you super nice lens will become manual focus, no IS, and stuck at a wide open f/2.8... This is all fine if you just want to play once in a while, but you'll eventually want to have a lens that can at the very least stop down.
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There won't be a black circle if you're using it with the APS-C sensor range like the NEX-6/7. As others have mentioned, you will lose AF, IS, and aperture control when paired with this adapter. So do be aware. I use this with my 135/2L which doesn't have IS anyway, and I like to shoot my 135L wide open. So it works well for me and my needs. You'll have to assess if those limitations suit you.
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I don't own that lense but can tel you that from my experience with another canon EF lense 70 - 200mm f/4l it works including AF.This dubler will not work with any EFS lense from Canon due to protruding internal dust ring which comes past the connector ring in all EFS Lenses. I own Sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 HSM lense which does connect to this doubler but doubler is missing profile for that lense so it can only be used in manual focus mode. Overall it is a very nice doubler especially for the price and size (canon doubler is almost twice the length of this one). Andy
1787254
I have the canon 55-250 usm and it has about an inch extra, the 70-200 looks pretty big so I am not sure
2014190
I just bought this for my D80. It works perfectly fine. If you zoom in to the max then the built-in flash will cast a shadow (the lens itself is in the way) because you are so close to the object, in that case you need external lighting. No other 'issues' (this will happen regardless of what macrolens you use, so it isnt really an issue) that I have seen, great lens.
1323283
Yeah, just make sure you turn on the "release without lens" option in the menu. I use it with my old Canon 100mm f2 and it's great.
1979662
I don't see why the 70-200 would not work...it's very adjustable. I don't do too much follow focus with it, it's ok, but not the best for that, but none of these type of focus design work all that well for me.
2080685
It does fit but you just have to move around the lens so the black circle would be seen.
1102912
I think it works without any trouble. The only problem I notice it was with my Shift Rokkor, because it dont permit to arrive at the horizontal plane. With all my other Minolta lenses (20, 28,50, 50 macro, 100, 200 and 70-200 zoom) it woks just in manual mode.
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I bought this mount ring from this seller last year. Eventhough they sent it from China but this mount arrived faster than what the seller said. FYI, I am in Nebraska.This item works as it should be in my canon 70-200mm 2.8 non IS. All you need to do is check if the mount ring for 70-200mm 2.8 IS has the same mount ring with 70-200mm non IS. You can check it on web.
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Even pros can miss the simplest of things ( I.e. The lens cap is on!) But did you remember to depress the rounded metal tab of the macro tube that releases it from the body cleats? (or rails ? ). That's the only thing I can think of. I purchased the set for Canon so I can't be any more specific or lend any other option. Sorry.
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I have not used with 70-200 f/2.8L IS, but I've used it with 24-70 f/2.8L and it's fine. I guess you'd attach the fastenr to wherever you would normally mount the camera on a tripod--and in the case of 70-200 f/2.8L IS, you would mount that camera on a tripod using the tripod ring on the lens--so I think you're doing it correctly =)
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I don't have the 70-200 but I do not see any reason why the teleconverter would slow focusing, as long as you have enough light. It will cost you one stop of light but outdoors, in the daytime, that should be no problem on a 2.8 lens.
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24mm would really distort the face! I use my 70-200 on my D700 (full frame sensor) at 70mm and sometimes use my 50mm 1.8 lens. You need to up your ISO to about 800 to get any depth of field, ie 5.6 or 8. I'm not that much of a fan of the circle in the eyes but people like it!! I would recommend the MyRingLight!
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I don't have the 200mm, so can't compare. I have no complaints on this lens, if that helps.
1102911
I think it works without any trouble.The only problem I notice it was with my Shift Rokkor, because it don´t permit to arrive at the horizontal plane.With all my other Minolta lenses (20, 28,50, 50 macro, 100, 200 and 70-200 zoom) it woks just in manual mode.
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I have a Sigma 17mm to 50mm on my Canon T3i, and it works well. I don't see any patterning at all, but I never go more the f/4 on the wide end. So far I still love it. I always go larger on the filters so I don't have an issue with them getting in the shot. The Sigma has a 62mm filter thread if I remember right.
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Hello Amy, I really haven't used this product since I bought it; I initially thought it was the 24-70mm f 2.8L. As a matter of fact, I will be returning it. I am, therefore, not the best person to give a critique. However, I'm sure you'll find these links useful: http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Reviews/Canon-EF-28-70mm-f-2.8-L-USM-Lens-Review.aspxhttp://www.fredmiranda.com/24-70/