I am a novice photographer (sports & outdoors mostly). Just traded for Canon T3 & looking for lenses to exiperiment. Will this fit & what does it do?
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It should fit. It's a threaded mount and comes with an adapter for either Nikon or Canon cameras depending on which version you order. It's a telephoto lens, but not a zoom, so you only get the one level of magnification. It doesn't have auto focus capability and will only work in full-manual mode, so it's not really easy for a novice to use. It can be fun for experimenting, but can also be quite frustrating to use. For a little bit more, you could get a 70-300 zoom lens that would be much more versatile.
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This will fit your camera but there is no zoom on this lens but it is a good lens for the price.
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Yes it will fit. However due to the cropped sensor on a T3i the lens would be a 35mm equivalent to 110mm - 480mm.
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Your old 28-80mm kit lens will work on the Rebel T3 or any other Canon DSLR for that matter. The 28-80, however, isn't very good optically (its easier to see this on a digital SLR), has no image statbilization and won't seem wide enough on the T3. Non-pro DSLRs use sensors that are somewhat smaller than 35mm film cutting off part of the image giving you a narrower view than you're used to with that lens. For these reasons, make sure to get the 18-55 IS kit lens with the T3.
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I have a T3 and it works fine, as long as you get the mount that fits Canon
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I assume your lens has a canon mount. I would think that it would fit and work. However, I am not that well versed in this, so I will tell you how I handle all such related questions. I called Canon and asked them. They are the experts.I hope that is somewaht helpful.
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Hi Jennifer,. You can fit a Canon T3 with either the default lens or a 70-300 zoom lens, but not both. Im actually getting a bigger bag this week because this one is too limited.
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Yes, it will. And it takes INCREDIBLE pictures. I have four other Canon lenses for my T3, and this is my favorite for all purpose pictures . You should get it
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Hi, I have a Rebel T2i with a Tamron 18-270 lens. It fits with tons of extra room. I just bought this bag a few months ago. I was a bit worried about it fitting. It's more than enough room. shalom
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I have a canon t3 rebel but do not have a 70- 300 lens .What i do have is a 18-55 mm canon that WILL NOT connect to the converter, also have a 35-80mm canon lens that will fit the converter. If your lens has a short mounting ring thst fits into your camera body your lens will fit the adapter. Adapter will not allow auto focus on any lens.
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I bought this for my EOS Rebel t3i which came with an 18-55mm IS II lens. So, i would feel safe telling you yes. The camera fits perfectly with this lens. There is not much protection on that camera case, it just looks really great. I took a 30 day trip with this camera case, that includes a carry onto each plane i was in. The case held up nice with no problems. The lens fit perfect with the MegaGear camera case. GL!
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I can not really say if it would fit or not. I gave a Canon Rebelt3i. I would think that the lens you are going to attach it to, would have to be a 58mms.
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I only know it would not fit my camera a Canon Rebel T3i when I put my telephoto lens on. It is sloose a bit on my camera with my standard lens. Anything bigger and you risk damaging the cover or worse the camera. Hope that helped.
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On mine the lens adaptor takes 58mm. I don't think Canon has changed the design since I got mine, but if you're in doubt take it to a photo shop and they can tell you for sure what size you need.
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This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in diameter. I got one that was too big and used tape to make it fit. This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in... » Read More This is designed to fit particular lenses, independent of the camera they're mounted on. The t3 comes with the 18-55 lens (that also uses a 60mm hood) so theoretically it should fit. But see Canon's website, their lens hood for the 18-55 is _much_ shorter. This hood may cut off the edges of the picture- probably quite a bit when zoomed out to 18mm. You're probably better off finding a shorter hood if you want to put it on the 18-55 lens. Also see the reviews, sometimes you'll get one that fits, sometimes not- the manufacturing process seems to allow (relatively) large differences in diameter. I got one that was too big and used tape to make it fit. « Show Less
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I have a canon t3 with the kit lens and a 75-300 mm lens and that just barely fits in this case. I think you would have to struggle with that much.
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Have the Canon T3i. The bag is a little too small for this camera and lenses. However the bag is good quality and would recommend for a smaller camera.
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One thing I can say is that it fits my t3i, and it also fits my old Canon film cameras, the AT-1 and the Canon AE Program. That's a full frame camera you've got there, so I can't say for sure, but I would be surprised if all Canon DSLRs didn't have the same size eyepiece. Especially since it fits the eyepiece slots on my 39 year old and 31 year old Canon 35mm film cameras. One other thing you might like to know is that with that eyecup attached it is in the way of the articulated display on the T3i. When I swing the display out I have to hold up the bottom of the rubber part or else just slip it off. Same with closing the display too of course. I don't know the dimensions of the 70D so I can't say if that might be an issue with you too. Even so, it's such a trivial matter calling it an issue is a stretch. Buy it and enjoy. Oh! One other thing related to the viewfinder you might want to consider buying if you don't already have it is an extension that extends the eyepiece out about 3/8 of and inch or so. It makes it a lot easier to belly up to the bar as it were and acquire an image, especially if you wear glasses. Sorry for the mixed metaphor. :D