Is the lens designed for Full frame or crop sensors?
1475533
It's designed for full frame sensors butof course it can be used on crop cameras. Just keep in mind this will have about a 56mm equivalent on a canon crop camera. I use it on a 5D Mark III with no issues.
1475534
It works on both. It looks spectacular on my 5D MK II, nice and wide for a 35mm on a full frame sensor. With the crop it still looks great and you can get closer.
1475535
This is a full frame lens. I've used it on my 7D, my Scarlet on 4K and 5K and on the Epic. It's a fantastic lens! You won't regret buying it.
1475536
I didn't know that any lens was designed for a particular kind of sensor.The size of your sensor will determine the results of course.I've been using it on my T3i and it looks fabulous.
1708670
Yes however you just take into account the 1.6 crop factor on the sensor. Your actual depth of field is not f4 but f (4*1.6) and the reach is around 480 mm. Also iso is affected. It takes a lot of conversion to get full frame quality images but its possible
296052
Full image this lens is for an EF mount rather than EF-S which is the cropped sensor mount
1595463
The lens works with both crop and full-frame sensors, hence the DG label. It is a fantastically sharp lens, you will love it!
996814
This is a great lens but it will only fit a crop sensor camera. If You plan to upgrade to a full sensor camera at any time I would consider the canon 100mm macro.
987894
I don't agree about the crop sensor answer. If anything, with a crop sensor - you'd want to go wider.
1916163
Yep, the lens was made as the kit lens for film AF Minolta cameras, so it's perfectly suited for full frame 35 sensors.
1794212
This is a 1.6x cropped lens that will only work on cameras with the smaller APS-C sensor. It will not work on 5DMk3, for example.
1823297
the "efs" signifies that it will only work with a crop sensor camera. so if your camera is full frame, this lens will not work on your body...
2251895
This is a wide angle lens for a full frame camera. On a crop sensor it will be about 36mm. It will not autofocus on a camera that doesn't have a focus motor.
183599
Yes it is. This lens is made for a full frame camera. Cropped sensors will not have the fisheye look. This is a very sharp lens.
1139013
Yes, this lens is an FX lens and will work with full frame or cropped frame sensors.
822684
Works with full frame at 85mm and crop sensor at whatever the factor is 1.6 or 1.5
2072327
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.
1804577
This is a very large lens. If you don't expect o go to full frame someday, look at the 1680 CZ. I HAVE OWNED THAT ONE AND it is ideal for the cropped sensor cameras.
7183
This is a full frame lens... Just make sure you buy the right version, the one that fits your camera mount.
2136211
PatDis is right, but I could see where their description might confuse some people. A camera with an "APS-C" sized sensor (like the Canon EOS 70D) has a 1.6 crop factor compared to a camera with a "full frame" sized sensor (like the Canon EOS 5D). A full frame sensor is physically the same size as a 35mm film cell. An APS-C sensor is smaller, so it doesn't see the full image coming through the lens that a full frame sensor would (i.e. it's a smaller, cropped portion of the image that the lens produces). This has the effect of making the image appear to be zoomed in by a factor of 1.6 (i.e. a 100mm lens on a camera with an APS-C sensor would have the same apparent field of view as a 160mm lens on a camera with a full frame sensor). This graphic shows a good example of what a 35mm (full frame) sensor would see through the same lens compared to a APS-C (1.6 crop factor) sensor: http://static.photo.net/attachments/bboard/00X/00XQWF-287559784.jpg