Is this lens compatible with canon 60D? if yes, what are the results like? If no, is there any other lens in the same price range?
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I do not have a 60D, but other people have indicated that they do and that the lens works for their their camera. As far as the lens itself. Mine worked great. Then the lens stopped working in zoom. I sent it in for repair about a year after purchase and they fixed it and it now works as well as new. It was "disassembled, repaired, oiled and reassembled" according to the work order that was returned with the lens. I would purchase any Tamron Lens before a compatible Cannon lens for the warranty and quality alone. Well worth the money to me.
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Yes it works just fine with the 60D, results are very good for the price, but don't expect to take sharp images at full zoom without at least being on a monopod or braced against something. The optics aren't bad, but it's hard to hold steady at 300mm.
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I have a Canon T4i and this lens works fine on it...You will be pleased I'm sure!
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Yes the EF-S lens will work on a 60D. The results are very good. I let my girlfriend borrow this lens for her 40D and she loves it. The smaller image circle inherent in the EF-S lens is not noticeable on her 40D. I think only the wider lenses are affected with vignetting. Hope that helps.
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Yes. I have a 7D (and a 40D) and use this lens all the time. It's still a terrific quality lens and unbeatable value, IMO. (I also have the Canon 10-22mm, which is a fantastic lens, but more a specialty lens.)
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This lens is available with a Canon mount. Just be sure that you select the right version.
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It worked just fine for my Fiancées 60d. It's a canon lens and should work fine with your canon dslr.
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No, as this lens is a Sony mount. But the Canon mount version does work with the 60D.
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I got this lens for my D600. It's fun. With the D600, the camera has to be set completely manual and it won't take a pic unless the lens aperture is set at f/22. The focus ring seems to do very little unless the object is super close, everything else seems to be ok but nothing is spot on in focus. IMHO, if you're looking for something fun to play with it's an ok lens. Hope this helps.
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I do not think, because it's a lens for 35mm camera (i.e. Canon 6d, 5d, ....)(the 60d is no 35mm camera as I know)
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Yes - this would be a nice match for the 60D. It is somewhat heavy, and it's limited to fairly well lit situations, but I've used it as a walk around lens at indoor horse shows, etc. An alternative that isn't quite as heavy, but not quite as sharp is the 70-300mm (not to be confused with the cheaper 75-300mm) for about half the price. It's a little less heavy, and does turn out very nice images. The 70-200 is sharper, but you may be happier with the less expensive, non-L 70-300 as a walk around telephoto zoom lens. The best walk around all purpose lens in my opinion is the 24-105 mm f/4L lens. Not as long, but I've found over the years that this is the lens that I keep on my camera more than any other. Yes - this would be a nice match for the 60D. It is somewhat heavy, and it's limited to fairly well lit situations, but I've used it as a walk around lens at indoor horse shows, etc. An alternative that isn't quite as heavy, but not quite as sharp is the 70-300mm (not to be confused with the cheaper 75-300mm) for about half the price. It's a little less heavy, and does turn out very nice images. The 70-200 is sharper, but you may be happier with the less expensive, non-L 70-300 as a walk around telephoto zoom lens. The best walk around all purpose lens in my opinion is the 24-105 mm f/4L... » Read More Yes - this would be a nice match for the 60D. It is somewhat heavy, and it's limited to fairly well lit situations, but I've used it as a walk around lens at indoor horse shows, etc. An alternative that isn't quite as heavy, but not quite as sharp is the 70-300mm (not to be confused with the cheaper 75-300mm) for about half the price. It's a little less heavy, and does turn out very nice images. The 70-200 is sharper, but you may be happier with the less expensive, non-L 70-300 as a walk around telephoto zoom lens. The best walk around all purpose lens in my opinion is the 24-105 mm f/4L lens. Not as long, but I've found over the years that this is the lens that I keep on my camera more than any other. « Show Less
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Hello, this is a great lens. I shoot weddings with it but outdoors or in a big church since it is 70mm. If you need group shots or wider shots you'll need a backup wide lens. But the quality of this glass is excellent. I have never used the canon version but I researched it and they both are close with the cannon having a slight edge.I decided to go with the sigma due to the price difference.
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yes, it perfectly fit Canon 60D. I do have this lens available if you are interesting.
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It should work with the 60 D because it takes EF lenses. It does not have stabilization. If you want a lens with stabilization, do a search for: EF-SThe price point goes up quite a bit for those lenses.
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It works on all my Canon crop frame cameras, from 20D to 40D to 7D, so it will work on the 60d. This lens produces good quality picture up to around 300mm, and since it does not have image stabilization, best to use either a monopod or tripod (heavier legs), else it's top heavy and unsteady. I hope this helps.
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I recommend read the especifications before buy it. I have a canon 60D and works just fine.
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It will work great on the 60d and it will work on that lens as well. Auto focus will not work, but it does work well with manual focus I use it for still wildlife and landscapes works great!!!!
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Yes, it matches with 40D... I've used it with several old 300D and D60 as well as with 5D mk.II - but there is no good focusing screen for these cameras. I've tried standard focusing screen Eg-A, Eg-S and 180split screen. Even Eg-S was the best I've missed a lot of shoots. At the end I've had to sell this great lens and buy EF 50/1.2 - just because of weak focusing. Glass itself is amazing in term of sharpness and 'film-like' colors. If you are videographer then it's no.1 for you - because you will use loupe on your LCD for focusing for sure. But if you want it for stills I recommend something different with good AF. Specially for a crop format sensor. I have EF 50/1.2 - what it's good (just wide open f1.2 is a bit softer with strong vinetation on full frame but from 1.6 it's a great lens). Standard EF 50/1.4 has perfect value for that price. EF 50/1.8 is 2years lens - it's plastic so after this period mine couldn't focus correctly. I've also tried Sigma 50/1.4 - it's the same level as EF 50/1.4 for me - but I prefer Canon. EF 50/1.2 is my choice because of build, focus and optical quality. For Canon bodies you can't find nothing better. BUT if you love Zeiss glass - change to Sony, you'll see why ;) Note: I use 50mm for about 90% of time and I work as a wedding and lifestyle photographer. You can find my work at www.marianmajik.com
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This lens is not compatible with the D600. If forced, it could cause serious damage to your camera. Hope this helps. Thank you for shopping our store. We appreicate your business.
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I was not aware of the 70D...It looks like a very good upgrade to the 7D that I am using now. This lens should work and I am a very strong believer in this lens. I just returned from a photo trip to Big Bend, Texas and shot most of my images in HDR with the 7D and this lens. I am not at all disappointed. I also use it for portraits. This lens is sharp from edge to edge. If you have any reservations amour compatibility check the Canon website.