Can I use this lens on a Canon 50D?
1068091
Yes. That is a standard EOS mount. This lens is made for full frame, so on an APS-C sensor (as in D50) it will feel ~1.3x longer (~117mm) and you will only be recording the center of the image circle. Great lens! And you can keep it if you ever move up to a 5dMKII or III.... Obviously, make sure to buy it in Canon EOS mount.
1068092
I do not know. I am a Nikon person.Sorry that I cannot answer that question for you.
1562328
As long as the Canon DSLR you are using has an EF mount (which *should* be all DSLR's by Canon) you should be good to go. I just checked the box for my adapter and there was no paperwork with it, but I'm assuming that if the lens was for Hassy 500 or 503's bodies (V) you should be all set. I don't have that lens, so I can for certain say yes or now. All signs point to "most likely"
776166
I've used this lens on my original 40D and my current 7D. With Canon's pattern of making lenses and cameras that are consistently comparable I would be surprised if it didn't work.
1780604
Yes, all technical aspects of this lens will work on the 50D. It will auto-focus, it will fit on the 50D's housing, it will take pictures... all EF lenses will "work properly" on all Canon DSLR cameras. HOWEVER, the real magic of this lens IMO can only be achieved on a full frame sensor (e.g. 6D, 5D, 1D) which will yield the best bokeh. If you're willing to spend 2 grand on this specialized of a lens, why not go for a full frame body too?
877117
I would suppose you could as long as it's 58mm. I use it on my Canon 18-55 and my 50-250. It's best to use a tripod when using this additional lens. Hope this is helpful.
203328
I believe the lens mounts are the same. However my experience with a canon 50d is that the resulting images are soft focus with the hexagon lens. shooting wide open the images are unusable (50mm f1.78). Need to stop down at least 3 f/stops to get acceptable images.
1277653
Yes. This lens has many different mount configurations. Make sure you get the one for Canon. Be advised: This is a manual focus lens.
1224094
Yes, you can go to Canon site and see what lenses are compatible for your camera. Just search if you have older camera.
1748364
Yes, this lens will work on a Nikon D50 but it is a manual focus lens only.
1448669
I am not sure what you mean by "too much lens". It's a great lens, sharp and great color rendition. But on the 50D it will be about 38mm, so not much of a wide angle for your camera. I have used it on a 5D MKII and MKIII for landscapes and environmental portraits. On my 7d, its more like a standard lens, e.g. 50mm lens.
948859
Which 50mm canon lens you're referring to? If its the 1.4f or the 1.8f then no it doesn't fit. But the 1.2f, which accepts 72mm filter thread but I dont have any experience with this lens. Hope this helps.
2141209
Yes. Although the 7D is a APSC camera, it should work close to a 50MM. But make sure you get he CANON MOUNT.
494829
Yes. I have a D7000 and I use this 50mm f1.4 lens on it about 75% of the time. I get superb results with it.
1743996
I don't see why not - its a canon, and this is a canon lens. But I could be wrong.
1818663
The point is with 50mm 1.8 / D5000 you will only be able to use 22 aperture. It will not allow you to use 1.8!
606044
No. This is an m.zuiko lens. Get the 50mm f2. Or look around for some of the fine legacy offerings in just about any mount and use an adapter.
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I don't know because i bought it for my son as a gift but he has one 50D, good luck