I am using a( Canon EF-S 15-85 lens)- is this going to cause me to loose benafits of my new T4i over the new 18-135 lens.
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The only think you will lose is the features in the new focusing system and the quietness of the new lens for video recording. In essence, when you have that lens on it will be the same as a T3i for focusing - but you get the benefit of the other features.
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Yes, If Your lenses are Canon EF and EF-S lenses other manufacturers lenses for Canon Camera may not work properly.
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No problem. I keep a canon 50d with 18-135 attached. There is still plenty of room for extras (hood, filters, etc). I carry my 400mm lens (with other stuff) in the upper compartment.
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I had no trouble using this lens on a T4i. Fits and works great. I think it's also sold as a standard kit lens with both T4i and T5i.
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I'm assuming that the the T1i is the same as the T4i. Both are APS-C bodies. So shouldn't be a problem.
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No it won't. I have a Canon T4i and it fits perfectly with the 18-135mm lens, but the same camera with a 70-300mm lens doesn't come close. There is no way it would fit the combo you are talking about.
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The differences are that the EF 28-135 has a little better build quality. It is compatible with full frame cameras (so if you decide to upgrade your camera it would work where the EF-S 18-135 would not). Another thing to consider is that the EF28-135 has a USM (ultrasonic motor) which makes for much quicker auto focus. Most beginners-novices find this to be a very helpful feature. I would compare the two at a site like the following. (they give the EF 28-135 a better rating too) http://www.photozone.de/
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All EF and EF-S lenses will work on the t5i.....however.....if you are going to be recording video then the new 18-55 STM is what you really want to have. It will auto focus very quietly compared to the standard lenses. The older lenses can be quite noisy and the mics in the T5i will pick all that racket up. Now with the older lens I believe you could set it to manual focus and do fine, as long as the subject will be at a fixed distance. Hope I have helped you some. Rod
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I have a Sigma 17mm to 50mm on my Canon T3i, and it works well. I don't see any patterning at all, but I never go more the f/4 on the wide end. So far I still love it. I always go larger on the filters so I don't have an issue with them getting in the shot. The Sigma has a 62mm filter thread if I remember right.
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I have no idea, I own a Canon EOS 60D, I was told by a friend who received a t4i as a Christmas gift that she would not invest in lenses because her friend has all the lenses she would ever need. You can take that as a yes or call Canon and ask them. Actually you can go the the Canon website and look for lens incompatibilities by entering the lens name and clicking on the compatibility link.
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You have to check the lens that you are using with your T4i. If you look straight at it, it should say X mm somewhere. For example, the one I have is 58mm so a 55mm filter will not fit it. Also, make sure you don't confuse that number with the zoom length, which is probably also in mm (for example, 18-55mm).
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It should work. The Tokina is a 2.8 lens (good), and the t4i is a standard canon. You might notice these teleconverters are not recommended for less than a 100mm lens (and your lens is obviously right at 100mm). I believe this is due to edge sharpness, as the narrower the field of view does not use all the glass. However, you might have noticed that these don't work with any of the EF-S canon lenses, and the lens from those stick back farther. Not seen what the back of the Tokina looks like, so that issue is one you should check.
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I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses.Hope this might help.H I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF... » Read More I own this item and it is excellent! I use it on my Canon 70-200 f4 IS. I do not know if it will fit the 300L f4IS. But, I did see this info on the B&H; site.The Tripod Collar by Fotodiox attaches your compatible Canon telephoto lens to a tripod or monopod while stabilizing it. A locking knob helps safely secure the collar to your lens. The knob can be loosened, allowing you to turn your camera from landscape to portrait mode without removing your camera from your tripod or adjusting your tripod head. The collar is coated with a matte white finish. Compatible with: Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L, Canon EF 300mm f/4L, and Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lenses.Hope this might help.H « Show Less
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You may want to think about getting the S4 head. I usually use this for Canons t4i, 70d, 7d with prime lenses under 100mm focal length which are fairly light. This weekend I am using it with a 70-200L lens and it is quite a hassle. I believe its supposed to support 5.5 pounds but after 4.5 pounds moving up and down becomes jerky since you have to tighten it so the camera doesn't fall backward or forward. So if your "Hd camera for TV/Cinema" is heavier than 4 pounds you should get the S4 head.
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This lens should be fine with your camera, I have included a link where the lens was sold with the t4i as a kit option http://www.adorama.com/ICAT4IK2.html?utm_term=Other&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=Other&utm_source=rflAID021866 Hope this helps !
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Yes - the lens is 24-105. The T4i is a cropped sensor so the effective focal length is around 38-168mm. It is a great "every day" lens - good value and superb quality. Just bear in mind that it wont give as wide angle coverage as it would on a full frame camera. Also look closely at the Sigma 25-105 - reviews say that this is a better lens but it doesn't have the weather proofing that the Canon lens does
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I bought this for my EOS Rebel t3i which came with an 18-55mm IS II lens. So, i would feel safe telling you yes. The camera fits perfectly with this lens. There is not much protection on that camera case, it just looks really great. I took a 30 day trip with this camera case, that includes a carry onto each plane i was in. The case held up nice with no problems. The lens fit perfect with the MegaGear camera case. GL!