compatible with 40d? i am wondering if this lens is compatible to fit on my canon 40d dslr? i dont want to purchase if it wont work with my camera.
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Hello, question as well - because this is for an EF mount, it should work on my full 5D correct?
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Yes, it will work with any canon that has an EF mount. It is, however, a fully manual lens, which means you won't be able to use auto-focus and you will have to set the aperture manually as well (using a ring on the lens). If you know this going in, and are familar with using manual lenses, this shouldn't pose any problems.
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Hi, I have the exact same lens and camera (purchased recently as an upgrade from d90), I will let you know when I do some test shots! I hope they work well together, because it is one of my fav lens. =]
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Be cautious!!! Make ABSOLUTELY certain it is compatible with the lenses you own. It does NOT fit very many, in fact none of the lenses I own actually work with it. Poor research on my part. You can find a compatibility chart on Nikon's web pages. As mentioned before, it mounts to the camera, but lens compatibility is the real issue.
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Yes it is compatible with the 70D. I popped this lens on my friend's 70D and we did not see any compatibility issues.
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i need to know if this remote can work on a canon 40D and 5D?i would like to make sure before i buy it.
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It should work fine on a D40. I've been using it on my D70 have had very good results. It definitely is not built to be used as a lifetime investment, but I have had mine for a few months and haven't had any problems.
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I have one on a Canon EOS 40D. It will not be a perfect match. You'll have to learn to use the camera with the adapter. Lenses will fit, you'll be shooting using manual settings and the adapter lens in front of the camera sensor will reduce image quality slightly.
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Also, just found this on another eBay seller's ad for this lense:NOTE: Will only work in manual focus on the Nikon D40, D60, D3000, D3100, D5000, and D5100 series cameras. The lense is compatible with the D3000, but only on manual focus.
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Yes. The 40D accepts type EF lenses; that is what the Tamron 150-600 mm (for Canon) is.
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I can't answer that from experience with the D40, but my guess is that yes it would work; most all of the Nikon lenses are compatible. Be forewarned that it is a heavy, heavy lens.
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I would check Nikon's website for compatibility. If I can get my 30 year old manual, film-based Nikon lenses to work with my digital D-40X, I would think this newer lens should work with a newer Nikon digital SLR - Nikon is pretty good with compatibility and they are currently advertising even more modern Nikon SLRs with the same 55-300 VR zoom lens.
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As a new enthusiast, I wanted to respond to you quickly. So my initial response is to tell you that this tube works fairly well... but I only tested it on my D300 with a 24~70 lens(2.8).However, I will test it with my D40 this week when it returns from a friend...But my IMMEDIATE advise to you is to take the time to FOCUS MANUALLY and use a tripod to obtain the best results for "macro" photography although the claim is to work with auto-focus lens.
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Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on... » Read More Yes, it should be compatible with the Canon EOS Rebel T3. However, if you're purchasing the lens with the idea that it will give you quality photos, please reconsider your purchase. I bought the lens with the expectation that the photos would be sharp and in focus and I was very disappointed. While it can zoom in on objects from far away, the reality is that it's not a very high quality lens and the images you obtain, whether it be mountains in the distance, or a tree across the street, the image will be 'soft', 'out of focus,' and grainy. I've been really disappointed with mine and plan on selling it and purchasing a better lens. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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You should be able to use this lens with any DSLR. You can also go to the Canon.USA site and research this lens and even try it on for size before you buy it. The site has a place where you can see what different lenses can do.
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Hi All, very interested in these postings but still can't get this lens to work with my D70 in M or AF. I too get fEE message displayed and shutter won'r fire, even after locking off at f22 etc. Starting to wonder if its a camera setting or am I missing something?
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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 do not have a 60D, but other people have indicated that they do and that the lens works for their their camera. As far as the lens itself. Mine worked great. Then the lens stopped working in zoom. I sent it in for repair about a year after purchase and they fixed it and it now works as well as new. It was "disassembled, repaired, oiled and reassembled" according to the work order that was returned with the lens. I would purchase any Tamron Lens before a compatible Cannon lens for the warranty and quality alone. Well worth the money to me.