How well will this lens perform with my Canon 70d compared to a full frame sensor, such as the Canon 5d Mk III?
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I believe the 70d is a crop-sensor, so it would give you the full-frame equivalent of 56mm.
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It performs great on my 6D. I can only imagine it would be as good on your 70D.You may also want to review its performance in live view. The 70D has the new live view AF and I can't speak for that. Good luck!
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On a crop-sensor body like the 70D, the 35mm f/2 IS USM has an equivalent focal length of 56mm on a full-frame camera. I bought this lens for the 60D after trying out a friend's 50mm f/1.4 and found the 50mm on a crop-sensor body wasn't wide enough to capture enough of people standing 5 feet away for portraiture. The 35mm has a natural feeling field of view on a crop body closer to your own field of vision as compared to the 50mm, which feels tighter. From a technical standpoint, the 35mm worked great on my 60D - fast focus, sharp images, and IS was extremely useful. Since the lens is designed for a full-frame sensor, you won't experience much vignetting on a crop sensor either. The lens has a slightly larger front element (67mm), but it isn't a heavy lens - quite comfortable to use.
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This lens is a great match with crop frame cameras such as the 70D. I use it often - it's about a 55mm equivalent so it gives a nice "normal" look.
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Since I own only a full frame body (6d) I can't really tell. I would try and look the comparison between the sensors in slrgear.com. What I can tell you is that it's the best Canon lens I own - Sharp, light and massiv, just perfect!
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I have a Canon 7D and a 5D Mark III, it works on both the crop and full frame. I don't see any reason why it won't work on your Canon.
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I have used this lens on canon 5d mark 2 and canon 6d, both full frame....I am sure it will work on apc sensor too, but full frame , I am sure of....mm
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Yep! I will work great with a 7D. Just remember the Canon 7D sensor has a crop-factor of 1.6, so this means this lens would act like a 160-640mm lens would on a full-framed camera.
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I've been using it on my 70D and had no problem. The camera shows 100% full and Recharge Performance good.
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I don't know if it would fit the EOS 5D Mark III. You could check with Canon. I love this lens, I use it for all my portrait shots. The 24-105mm would allow you to get further away from your subject, or closer depending on the shot. My next camera will be the Canon 70D. I have a Canon Rebel T3, and it hasn't let me down yet.
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Works great with the 70d. The key to getting great images is the lens. On my 18-135, the results were mediocre. On my 50mm, the results were excellent.
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It will work with your 5D Mark III. That said, it is not of a quality to give you more than marginal shots. You will be much happier with a quality dedicated fisheye, such as the Rokinon HD8M-C 8mm f/3.5 HD Fisheye Lens with Removeable Hood for Canon DSLR 8-8mm, Fixed-Non-Zoom Lens, here on Amazon. This lens works flawlessly on a full sensor camera, just be aware that you will need to manually focus any shots closer than about 6 feet. Check a local shop for a rental lens, use it and then decide for yourself.
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I own both the T3i and the 7D and I can tell you that this lens performs just as well with both camera bodies. I really do think this is one of the finest lenses canon makes in terms of quality and sharpness of images. If you know how to manipulate the camera setting for your desired results, you will be amazed at how this lens will perform with the T3i! I give my highest recommendation if you are considering the 100mm f/2.8 macro!
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Hello, this lens it's designed for crop sensor cameras and even though you can mount it on the 5DMk3, it's going to give you a lot of vignetting, practically impossible to use it. If you want an all purpose lens, you should go for a 24-70mm. f/2.8.
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Hello, this is a great lens. I shoot weddings with it but outdoors or in a big church since it is 70mm. If you need group shots or wider shots you'll need a backup wide lens. But the quality of this glass is excellent. I have never used the canon version but I researched it and they both are close with the cannon having a slight edge.I decided to go with the sigma due to the price difference.
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This lens will work on both full-frame and crop cameras. I have personally used it on the 7D and the 5D Mark III. Canon doesn't list it as either EF or EF-S, it's simply listed as "E" (as in MP-E) :-)
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I can't speak to the 70d specifically, but it works great on my Canon sl1, so still a crop sensor and digic5. I use it mostly as an astro lens and like it a lot from the couple of times I have used it.
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yes, this is a lens designed for FF sensor cameras... I have used it on 5D mark III.
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I have used this lens very successfully with my Canon EOS T3i. I hope that you have the same experience. Bob
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I think it would be great on a D700 given it is a full frame sensor. It might be hard to keep moving children in sharp focus with the aperture wide open but if you do it will give great portraiture shots with a great bokeh effect. This is truly one of my favorite lens now even over my 70-200/2.8. It gives that professional look.
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Very good lens but you better be close because 24-70 on a full frame camera is jut that. If you are on an APSC censor that's about 36-105 but is the camera fast enough to frame a capture the image(s)? As a back up it would suffice but not as a principle lens. I use mine on a Nikon 750 as a walk around lens for candid photos and street photo along with landscape and it could not be a better lens.