My Canon lens are all for APS-C size cameras. Will they also work if I move up to a body-only Canon full size sensor camera?
1307477
I think for full size sensor, L lenses work....while L Lenses can be worked both on APS-C & Full frame sensor cameras....
1307478
The 7D uses an APS-C crop sensor, not a full-frame sensor. If you ARE looking to go full-frame, though, you should know that your old EF-S lenses will not mount to these Canon DSLRs at all (6D, 5D, 1D series). Third-party crop lenses (Sigma DC, Tamron Di II, etc.) will mount to a full-frame DSLR but produce heavily vignetted (i.e., dark sides and corners) images.
523773
Yes, it will. DG lenses are designed for cameras with a 24x36mm (Full Frame) sensor, but will work equally as well on a camera with an APS-C sensor. Sigma DC lenses are designed for cameras with an APS-C size sensor and won't cover the entire image area of a 24x36mm (Full Frame) sensor.
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Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand held shots. I've owned the non-IS model, but sold it for the IS model. Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand... » Read More Yes, this lens will fit any Canon EOS camera, cropped frame (like yours) and full frame cameras. Don't get caught up in the crop factor for this lens. You will not get any further magnification, but on increase field of view on your cropped body camera. You may want to look into a better tripod though, those cheap tripods can lead to a false sense of security, and may collapse under the weigh of the lens and camera. Think ahead when buying a cheap tripod, you may get a heavier lens, or even a heavier camera body. You may want to look at the same lens, with IS. That lens is better for hand held shots. I've owned the non-IS model, but sold it for the IS model. « Show Less
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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.
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No. It's for the canon "crop sensor". I use the lens on a Canon 7D and love the lens. You will need a lens designed for the Full Frame Sensor. I would not hesitate in buying the "New" Sigma lens designs. Hope this answers your question.
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.
852738
Yes this particular lens does work on the full body canon cameras, it's one on the reasons I chose it,aside from the fact it's a great lens and etc, it is useable on both bodies of cameras.
649386
I've no experience with full-frame, but if the lens functions well on the camera, this shouldn't alter that. The problem you may run into, however, is that the wider focal lengths require getting really close to achieve focus. So close that proper illumination becomes difficult. Such is the case, with my APS-C camera, at any rate. I've had good luck between 25mm & 50mm. Hope this helps.
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This lens will work on any Canon APS-C DSLRs including the EOS T3. This is an EF-S lens deisgned to work only on APS-C DSLRs, it will not work on full frame DSLRs. Don't even try it on a full frame DSLR, the lens element on the bottom sticks out a lot and will damage the mirror on the camera.
586029
Yes. It is designed for APS-C camera which has a smaller sensor than a full frame sensor.
915663
Yes, this lens will work on ALL EF-Mount canon bodies. Ideally a lens this wide works well on a full frame, but will work on crop (APS-C) bodies.
909901
Yes. Canon EF lenses will fit on all Canon bodies. Canon's EF-S lenses are designed for, and fit, only the crop-sensor bodies, which at this moment are ALL DSLR bodies except for the 1D and 5D models. So, with your crop-body, ALL Canon EF lenses will work just fine.
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Yes. This will work with all Canon EOS-C cameras. That includes the xxD line (50D, 60D, 70D, etc) and the Rebel line.It is not compatible with the full frame bodies.
202335
officially No, it is for APS-C, the "DC" means sensors for sigma lines. But you can use it on a full frame but there will be some light vignetting, that some people don't mind. I use this on my secondary camera 50D, I have my full frame lens as well. hope it works out for you
1836661
Yes. Any full frame lens will work on a crop sensor. The reverse is untrue. A crop sensor lens will not work on a full frame body. This is true in every case.
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Not the APS-C ones. Those may fit but are incompatible, do not remember where online I read that though... (Just as Full Frame may not work with APS-C, such as NEX-7.)
2085161
Yes. Canon does their best to make all their EOS cameras use the same lenses. Some features on new lenses (like the continuous AF of the STM lenses) won't work on the older bodies, but the lens will fit and work like any other lens you've used with single shot AF.