Can this lens be used on a canon 60d camera without an adapter?
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No. This lens is native for Sony E mount. It will require an adapter for Canon mount.
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Confirming yes, it will work on a 60D. Be aware that it is completely manual; no AF and manual aperture selection. Focusing with live view is not difficult though. Plus if you stop down (f5.6, f8.0) your depth of field gets very deep. I would consider this lens over the Canon 10-22 if you want the f2.8 and plan on going full frame in the future. The Canon starts at f3.5 and is EF-S. But it is awesome as a wide angle lens for crop bodies (such as the 60D).
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No you will need an adapter. Depending on where you get it from the lens may be sold with the adapter
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Lens does not come with the adapter although in my experience I was able to connect the lens without adapter but my camera required the la8. Never needed to use it though
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If you are looking to use something like a Nikon lens on a Canon body you would need a Nikon to Canon lens adapter
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Yes you will need a lens mount adapter. But it is worth it, it is a great lens.
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Yes. The 60D accepts Canon EF lenses. The Tamron 150-600 mm lens ordered for use with Canon bodies is FE lens compatible.
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Not in the normal sense. The lens is not removeable, but Canon has a wide angle adapter for it, as well as one available from Schneider/Century. I own the Century WA and it works quite well. The built in lens goes from about a 35mm to quite a long telephoto throw. Check the specs.
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Yes, but I would by the shutterboss for the canon sub-mini (http://www.amazon.com/Vello-Wireless-ShutterBoss-Sub-Mini-Connection/dp/B005GMVG82) for the 60D and buy the 3 pin adapter cable (for the 40D and 50D)... e.g. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/749829-REG/Vello_RCC_C2_FreeWave_Camera_Release_Cable.html
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No. Not directly. If you're looking for a good "50mm equivalent", I would suggest the Sony 35mm 1.8 OSS SEL, or if you're looking for a good 50mm lens (which would be the equivalent of about an 80mm on that camera) I would suggest the 55mm 1.8 Sony Zeiss. If, though, you'd rather use this lens (it's beautiful, but a little bulky for that camera) then by all means, just pick up the LA-EA4 adapter. Without an adapter, though, the lens will not mount on the Sony A6000.
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Not absolute sure, it seems to me that you can remove the lens from the adapter if necesary, but it will be worth trying, since macro lenses for new cameras are so expensive, the bad part of the deal is that all the wonderful new technology (Stabilizer ) of Canon is on the new lenses but not in the camera itself, so with an old lenses you lose half of the new technology
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I'm under the impression that you can use a 52mm filter without an adaptor, but am not certain. Can anyone clear this up?
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Hi A.Gai, yes, it is compatible with the A6000 and will work without the adapter. Thanks_Mitch
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Honestly I am not sure, but most all Canon lens are interchangeable. I switch between my Canon 20D and my newer Canon 60D without any problems.
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I use it on a rebel, just a bang around camera I use outdoors. Don't know much about the 60D but I imagine it works where an EF lens will.
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Thank you for your time. In regards to your inquiry, the lens is compatible with the 60D. However please note the lens is solely manual focus.
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Yes you can use it on a 60D. This lens isn't high end but performs well for what you paid. You'll probably use your 18-200mm mainly and only this lens when you need to reach out to 300mm. There is no VR on this lens so at 300mm it's very hard to hold still. Be sure to use fast shutter speeds.