Can i use a canon or sigma lens with this body.
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Canon lenses would need an adapter (Canon to Minolta bayonet) but any Sigma lens is available with Sony Alpha (Minolta bayonet) mount.
2047879
No, canon Lens is not compatible, only Sigma, tamron.ortiz211.Sony A-mount!!!!!!!
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You can use any Sony or Minolta auto focus lens or any aftermarket lens with the Sony mount. Canon or Nikon lenses will not work.
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The A77 uses the Minolta/Sony 'A Lens mount' only. Adapters are available but not sure if all autofocus and anti-shake will correctly. The SONY A77 has built in Anti-Shake - while Canon has it in the Lense, more is not always better, not sure if you would have to turn off antishake on the camera or the lense. Sigma and Tamron both sell SONY compatible lenses.
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hi lou, this will depend on which mount your sigma has. this fotodiox is for nikon mount lenses on canon eos cameras. check your sigma and buy accordingly. all lenses with a greater backfocus as canon will have an adapter available. should your lens not have a aperture ring, be careful to buy an adapter with aperture control, pd
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I should think all Canon lenses would fit Canon bodies...but am strictly an amateur and couldn't tell you for sure. Sorry
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Yes, you can go to Canon site and see what lenses are compatible for your camera. Just search if you have older camera.
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The body, yes,,,, not the lens. Here is the info from the Canon website: Note: This lens is only compatible with fixed focal length L-series lenses 135mm and over, as well as the EF 70-200/2.8L, EF 70-200/2.8L IS, EF 70-200/4L, and EF 100-400/4.5-5.6L.
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No, it would take a Canon mount. It would only work if the Sigma was the same type of mount as the Canon. Don
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I don't have that Canon body (I own a Canon EOS Rebel )but I do have a 70-300 tele. lens. I have two other lenses as well and everything fits OK.
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Yes, doesn't matter what lens you have. This follow focus really good for the price, very solid, no loose parts, at least i received a fine one.
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I don't think worrying about the fact that the Sigma won't work on a full frame body makes much sense. After all, on a FF body you would want something like the Canon 50/1.4 instead. A 30mm lens on a FF body would be like a 18mm lens on a crop body -- and I don't find myself wishing for an 18mm prime on my T1i.Even if you do upgrade to an FF body someday, you're pretty likely to keep your crop body, and so the Sigma would still be useful there.
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I think the answer is yes, but, you can call sigma directly and they are very nice American maed lens and they will want your business.
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This lens has various step rings. Depending on your thread side of your sigma, it may be possible.
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Yes, you can, but if your lens have 67mm, you will need to use a Macrolite Ring adapter.The adapter can be found here: Canon Macrolite Adapter 67
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This is a good question and I really don't know how to answer it... however, if you EVER think you may upgrade your camera body in the future, you would have one of what I consider to be the best lenses Canon has to offer! It's a good investment.
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Yes, that is the first camera body I used it on and with good results. This lens can be used on all Canon DSLRs, both DX and FX (crop sensor and full frame).
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Sigma makes similar lenses for several camera manufacturers, including their own. You can buy a Sigma lens for a Sigma, an Olympus, a Nikon, a Canon and so on. Amazon listings are placed by Amazon and by third parties listing on Amazon. I list my cameras and lenses when I'm ready to upgrade and sell them through Amazon. I agree with you if a listing says its a Sigma lens designed to work with a Canon camera, then it should work with a Canon DSLR and all Canon DSLR bodies should auto focus. The DC designation means it's designed to cover an APS-C sensor, which 10D - 60D and the Rebel series use. If a third party incorrectly lists a Sigma lens, you could get one designed to work for another camera's manufacturer's camera but that's probably not likely. Most people know what they have and how to list it.
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Any Canon lens that says "EF" or "EF-S" will work with your camera. So yes, this will work with yours.
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I have Canon D60 and T3i and this lens is fantastic on both at all settings. I would contact sigma and talk to them about it.