Would the lens adapter ring allow me to use lenes that fit an EOS Rebel X, like my Tamron 28-200mm?
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My husband has a Canon Rebel EOS and the lens adapter ring that comes with this kit fits his camera.
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I believe the adapters will fit the lens but the ring flash is not worth ordering. It is cheaply built and breakable.
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This comes with an adapter ring so it should fit. I have a 58 mm lens so be sure to purchase the correct size for your lens (52 mm, 58 mm, etc.)
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Can this lens be used on a Canon EOS film camera? I cant see why not. You would need the appropriate adapter to fit your camera's mount.
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I have used this with a Nikon 70-200 F/4.0 VR and it works perfectly. I am not sure about any Canon lense. You should contact the manufacturer of the ring to see if they make a Canon version. I would NOT try a product made for Nikon on a Canon lense.
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As long as you Canon fits any of the interchangeable Canon lenses, the T-Ring will work. But if you are planning on using it with a telescope, you still need the 1.25 inch T-ring lens adapter that the ring fits on to.
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Yes, it will work but not well. I bought one to use with my Rebel XT and FD50MM. I ended up returning the adapter because the fit was terrible and the lens even fell off once when it was secured.
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I purchased mine for my EOS Rebel XSi so I imagine it would work no problem. You can search online for a list of lenses that your camera body will accept. Good luck!
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I think so, my tamron is 70-300 and it works fine, it's for the EOS and the fittings are the same for all the lens that fit that camera. It's really great. Wow, 600 would make it 1200.... You can get the eyeballs of someone without even trying!
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I would have to think so. My camera is an 18-55 and requires an adapter ring which I got the wrong one. However 58 it should fit. My lens body is 55mm so no fit. Adapter ring wrong size also so haven't been able to use this lens. Would like to find an adapter so I can but so far no luck in finding the correct adapter.
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Yes, the lens/filter ring is the adapter. I called it the wrong thing. As I said in my review, it fit, but with a little force and I would get a prompt that said "lens error" the camera would shut off and wouldn't turn on again. I was afraid I might break the lens.
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hello Mr HickeyI would believe so, since it is interchangeable with the Canon lenses. (it is not system specific) all it does is let you get closer to the subject (ring, jewelry, flowers, etc) Close up lenses comes in different magnifications.If you are planning to use this to get up close to far away subjects like birds - you need the "extender" instead. Extenders comes in 1.4X and 2X, which makes your 200mm long-end into a 400mm f/5.6 (you loss two stops of light)hope that help.
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Sorry, I don't know. I use it for my telephoto lens from my first generation EOS Digital Rebel.
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To my knowledge Tamron never built an Adaptall 2 75-300 lens. This leads me to suspect that your Tamron has a dedicated mount for either a Canon, Nikon, Maxxum/Sony or other camera. This adapter will only fit the Tamron Adaptall 2 series of lens. There is a website exclusively dedicated to Tamron adaptall lenses with a complete list of all the models - www.adaptall-2.org If you have an Adaptall 2 lens this adapter works great with Canon EOS - I've used it on both a T1i and a T4i.
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I use this adapter with lenses that already have aperture rings and it works just fine. You just need to keep the aperture on the adapter open all of the way. It might be beneficial to just go ahead and buy this adapter instead of a passive adapter in case you want to invest in newer canon glass.
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The adapter that comes with it is for the Canon EF mount. That is the standard mount for the EOS family, digital and film. So...yes.
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It screws onto your existing lens with the thread adapter. Will fit the sizes that are listed on the adapters but if it is smaller you will have a black ring on the image unless you use a zoom.