compatible with 40d? i am wondering if this lens is compatible to fit on my canon 40d dslr?
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Yes, it will work with any canon that has an EF mount. It is, however, a fully manual lens, which means you won't be able to use auto-focus and you will have to set the aperture manually as well (using a ring on the lens). If you know this going in, and are familar with using manual lenses, this shouldn't pose any problems.
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For what it's worth: I called Canon with a question about my 30D camera. I asked the employee which camera I should look at if I were to upgrade, and would my current lenses be compatible. He suggested the 70D, and said that my current two lenses will work with the 70D. He also mentioned that I could consider buying the 70D in a "kit" with the 18-135 STM lens, which he said is a good general-purpose lens that has some beneficial technology that takes more full advantage of the 70D than my two current lenses would.
83890
The Canon 40D normally comes with EF style lens. The EOS rebel T3 works with both EF or EFS style lens. Seem like it should work
685345
It should. My Canon 40D fits tight but fits so from looking at your camera from pics online it seems that it should fit. Let me know how it goes.
98806
I purchased this lens to use as a flexible architecture and portrait lens on my Nikon D90. The lens did not autofocus when on my DSLR, and I had to return it. This may have been due to a defect in the lens, however. I hate to encourage buying something just to see if it will work for, only to have to return it, but if you have no other way to confirm that the lens works on your D40 then you may have to do that. Best bet would be to contact Tamron directly to ask them. Good luck!
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I did not own a d40 but the mounts from my knowledge never changed at all and all of my old lenses work fine in manual mode as that is the best way to use them . Really happy with my new nikon .I like how it shoots in manual as well as auto
577710
Yes the lens works wonderfully on a 60d digital. That is the camera that I own and of which I purchased the lens. Wonderful lens. Can't go wrong.
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worked fine with 40D which was not identified as receptor when I purchased the lens.
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All my research before buying this one my understanding is all Canon DSLR lens are interchangeable but more people probably have more knowledge in this field.. My honest opinion and knowledge just from my own research is it should fix fine.
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Sorry Marilyn, but my 40D is also an EOS from Canon, I geuss it works also if you lost the letters. Rgds Axel
776166
I've used this lens on my original 40D and my current 7D. With Canon's pattern of making lenses and cameras that are consistently comparable I would be surprised if it didn't work.
1101121
I do not own a Canon 70D, however I do own a 20D, 40D, 60D and a 5D and the lens is compatible with each of those bodies. I travel a lot, and typically this is the only lens that I will bring with me because of the flexibility that the lens has in focal lengths.
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I purchased this lens to use as a flexible architecture and portrait lens on my Nikon D90. The lens did not autofocus when on my DSLR, and I had to return it. This may have been due to a defect in the lens, however. I hate to encourage buying something just to see if it will work for, only to have to return it, but if you have no other way to confirm that the lens works on your D40 then you may have to do that. Best bet would be to contact Tamron directly to ask them.Good luck!
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I've never heard it not being compatible with any of Canon's DSLRs. It is a fantastic lens.
1487129
It fits d40, but the autofocus will not work. This is probably not the best lens for your camera.
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The D40 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S lenses. This lens is not good for D40. You may want to read this http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm
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Yes. I have a 40D and both cameras use the same lenses. The most important item to check is the diameter of the lens you want to attach the filter to. It's expressed in millimeters right on the lens usually preceded by a greek symbol that looks like a zero with a slash through it. You need a set of filters that match the lens diameter for each lens you want to use the filters on.