Will this lens work with a Cannon 7D Mark I?
1320019
This is a full frame lens so yes. But as lens go, this one is not the best, by far. I picked up a used one, and I thank the stars that I got it for cheap. I don't like it.
1320020
it worked both on my 5DmkII and EOS 1100. So yes, I believe it works on the 7DI, 7DII and all Canon EOS, except the M series.On croppped sensor camera such as the 7D, it will be effectively 35*1.6-80*1.6 lens ie 56-128mmtuong
707894
I do not have this lens. however if the lens has a red dot where it mates with the camera, it should work. If it has a white dot, it will not.
1101119
I was not aware of the 70D...It looks like a very good upgrade to the 7D that I am using now. This lens should work and I am a very strong believer in this lens. I just returned from a photo trip to Big Bend, Texas and shot most of my images in HDR with the 7D and this lens. I am not at all disappointed. I also use it for portraits. This lens is sharp from edge to edge. If you have any reservations amour compatibility check the Canon website.
1489481
Yes. It is EF mount and will work on full frame (5D, 6D, 1D etc) and crop sensor cameras (Txi series, 50D,60D, 70D, 7D, etc). I still use this lens occasionally on my Canon 7D because it is smaller and lighter than my 28-135. It is decently sharp (I had to adjust the AF a little bit in camera, but it is as sharp as my 28-135.) Neither of which are my sharpest glass though. Over all, a decent lens. Best sharpness when stopped down to F8 - F11. Wide open not as good, but 4.5 at 105mm is usable for web and smaller prints when you need the light (since there is no IS on this lens). Also USM auto focus is fast in this lens.
582877
It will work on your 7D but the motor on this lens has a high pitch sound that is quite loud and will show up on your videos.
1761817
i do not know? i use the canon 5 d mark i i with a 8 mm lens and it works good?
469111
I cannot think any reason why not. I have 7d with this lens and got some multiplier.
686000
Yes. I have a 7D (and a 40D) and use this lens all the time. It's still a terrific quality lens and unbeatable value, IMO. (I also have the Canon 10-22mm, which is a fantastic lens, but more a specialty lens.)
177837
As long as you buy the Sigma lens with a Canon mount, it should work fine. I use mine on a 7D.
494664
I have the Canon 7d and it works find with it. I don't know about the Nikon.
1540232
I expect so, as this is a standard Canon lens, with no restrictions as to the size of the image it provides on the sensor. Hence it will work with both full frame cameras like the Canon EOS 5D and with the less expensive , non-full frame cameras, like the EOS 7D.
313318
Yes. If your lens has an aperture ring (which i assume it does because its a D.) it should work perfectly.
5669
Yes it will but remember the 7D is not full frame so 16mm X 1.6 crop factor would be a 25.6mm 35mm full frame equivalent.
576662
No, it will not work. This lens is based on the four-thirds standard, which is not compatible with Canon cameras. There may be some sort of adapter between the 2 standards, but it's probably not worth the effort. You can read more about the four-thirds standard and compatible devices at http://four-thirds.org/
2124109
I do not have that model Canon. However internet search reveals the lens does function with the t5i.
2280557
No, this lens is designed for a crop sensor camera. It will work perfectly on a Canon 7D. I used one on a Canon 7D for underwater photography. Great lens for that application. It is when you put it on a full frame camera that you get the black ring (vignetting) issue. It is caused by the short hood around the lens. Some people have this shaved off and used it on their full frame. I think there is even a version without the hood for those full frame folks.
1995499
it should, it works on my 6d, not problems, but it will still need minor adjustments on the exact point of your focus, mine works fine