Will i get the black circle at 8mm with a Canon dslr crop body? or is that just full frame?
1159388
You will get the zoom on the crop body but it will be the equivalent of a 12.8-24mm zoom with a 1.6 sensor, you can only get the full 8mm (Black circle and 180 degree field of view) on a full frame
1159389
No, you won't. On a cropped sensor camera you will get a rectangular field of view with slightly black corners. You will only see the circular field of view on a full frame sensor.
1159390
no you will get black edging around the 4 corners. with a crop sensor it's really not 8mm it closer to 12mm I believe.
1159391
You will be able to fill all the frame on cropped sensor cameras with focal distances between 10-15mm. The lens has a "limit" switch to limit this range, so you won't need to worry about it on cropped sensor cameras. It will allow the zoom ring to rotate only between that limited range.
2271205
35mm is the closest to a 50mm feel on a crop body if you are concerned with how much you can fit into the frame. The depth of field will not change however, so it is not as easy to achieve background blur with this lens as it is on a full frame, since you must stand further back from the subject you are trying to photograph.
1532033
If you're using on the APC-S type sensor (i.e. like on the Sony a6000) there will be a crop factor of about x1.5 (so this is equivalent to about 45MM --> 30 * 1.5) - oops - looks like this was already answered below. Great lens - not as sharp as I was expecting in low light - for which situation you're better off with Sony's 50mm f/1.8).
2037229
I believe the 70d is a crop-sensor, so it would give you the full-frame equivalent of 56mm.
1704568
well, it's not related to the camera body, it's directly related to the lens focal length. but i think ur question is does it work with Full Frame Camera. well yes, as long as the lens has a filter diameter of 52mm or 55mm or 58mm. because this is an addon lens. you attach it on the front filter of another lens. like EF-s 18-55mm or EF 75-300mm. now let me tell you how do you calculate the new focal length: it's the focul length set on the first lens * 0.20, ex using it with 18-55 at 50mm zoom, you'll get 50*0.2 = 10mm not you'll start to see the black edges like around 14mm or 13mm on full frame camera and on aps-c on 10mm. anw if u have 5d III this is not for u,first Image quality is bad.. you'll get wide yes but not sharp... , second considering the 5d3, your kit lens will probably be 25-105mm IS USM and the filter d is 77m. and almost all L lenses have big filter size, like 67 or more. so you're left with the EF lenses that are non-L, and primes (whih are good) like 50mm,14 - 85mm 1.8 .... good luck
1015846
!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.
1678202
Though this lens will cover the imaging sensor of a full-frame DSLR, it is better optimized for use with DSLRs containing smaller APS-C format sensors. As such you might notice softer focus and some light fall-off towards the edges of the frame when using a full-frame DSLR. If you do plan on using this lens with a full-frame DSLR we recommend you set the lens no wider (faster) than f/8 for optimum image quality.
1026494
mk babiak, if you have canon camera and order tamron af 2x to fit canon it will fit your body and your lens will conect to it...if its a telephoto lens. keep in mind its likly not going to focus in your house now...your lens went from 55-250 to 165-750 put it on a tripod and take pictures of the moon ect. in anycase you will likely need a tripod to hold it stedy. mr brown
1037323
I'm not sure if I understand your concern of DOF issue with 1.8, but you can always change your aperture to 8~9 and it will show details of your back-ground. But If I were you I would take a 18-200mm instead. covering wide to fairly good zoom unless you are planning to do dark inside building pics. That's just my 2 cents.
2280557
No, this lens is designed for a crop sensor camera. It will work perfectly on a Canon 7D. I used one on a Canon 7D for underwater photography. Great lens for that application. It is when you put it on a full frame camera that you get the black ring (vignetting) issue. It is caused by the short hood around the lens. Some people have this shaved off and used it on their full frame. I think there is even a version without the hood for those full frame folks.
23602
It'll be about like shooting a 17-35mm on a full-frame camera. Bigg3r concern is Sigma quality. I've had two of them where the shutter started to stick after 2 or 3 years, and Sigma no longer made parts for repair. I'm sticking with Canon from now on.
648858
It will look like a 65mm on your camera. Because of the cropped sensor. It's all up to your personal preference if you want a medium/tight lens or a wide one.
260617
The others have long since answered your question but I still don't get why the EOS 6D is full frame yet they made the 7D an APS-C 1.6x cropped sensor? Would be nice if Canon would use common sense in their model naming convention!
998817
Yes sir. Its definitely a full frame lens. I use the d610. And the macro on this lens is great
1068091
Yes. That is a standard EOS mount. This lens is made for full frame, so on an APS-C sensor (as in D50) it will feel ~1.3x longer (~117mm) and you will only be recording the center of the image circle. Great lens! And you can keep it if you ever move up to a 5dMKII or III.... Obviously, make sure to buy it in Canon EOS mount.
2064711
Yes and no. At 16mm, it will work on full frame Canons, with a slight vigniette on the extreme corners. At 11-15mm, however, the entire frame is not covered. I occassionally use this lens on my 5D mark 1 and get some amazing results! It's the only "crop" lens I kept after upgrading from my t2i =)