I have a Canon T4i with the stock 55mm lens. Will the follow focus work with this?
1068741
Yes It Will. I own a Panasonic Lumix gh2 which is a micro 4/3 lens camera (significantly smaller than a canon lens) and if works like a charm.
1068742
Yes it will. This rig has quite a bit of adjustability for many sizes of lens diameters and lengths.
1116237
Yes, it will work as long as you have the right lens size. If I'm not mistaken, the t3i kit lens is a 58m, so be aure to get the same kind... Another thing is that it'll darken the images a little bit, especially if you use two or more of the filters at one time, so expect a little vignetting... But you can always work aroun it with a little photoshop.
950619
I was looking at a T4i a couple of days ago, to upgrade my cameras and it appeared to me it will work. You do have to remove the existing eyepiece frame first, but it simply slips off with no problem. I found the eyepiece is a must have as it blocks out side light and movement that distracts while shooting. Enjoy!
824698
I can see no reason why it would not work with the T3i. It is true that some Canon lenses won't work with certain cameras, but this should not be the problem in this case.
1700216
Yes, the T3I is a 'crop sensor' so the true focal length will actually be 45MM on your camera. This is almost a 'true-to-life' focal length (50mm is the perfect general purpose lens). The lens is sharp, fast and works great for landscape for indoor photography. I highly recommend this for the REBEL series cameras.
2212913
Yes it will fit, I use this lens on my T4i. As Jesse said its not a very good lens, it was good practice for me to figure out how much I would use a lens like this though. Tamron makes a great 70-300 that is modern and sharp. Get the one with IS if you can.
352399
I have used this lens very successfully with my Canon EOS T3i. I hope that you have the same experience. Bob
197436
It should. I use it all the time on my T2i, and the Rebel line all takes the same lenses. As noted above, it's fully manual, so you focus it yourself and you set the aperture manually on the lens. It also takes one or two shots before the camera can meter the light correctly. However, since I shoot full manual most of the time anyways, I love having the aperture adjustment right under my fingers on the lens itself. Great lens.
1540450
I purchased this for my son. It works with his Canon T1i. I remember calling Bower and asking the same question. So you could do that or call Canon. I would try Bower first. My son loves the lens, and Bower is supposed to be really good. Good luck! I hope this helped.
1358804
It will but unfortunately I bought mine to use my fd 50mm and it wont focus on anything :-(
550158
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
900128
I'm not sure if it wold be a good lens for a Canon T4i. I have a Sony A65, if it's the same lens only for a Canon, then I'd think you'd see the same quality pictures. For my camera, it's fantastic, great zoom range, focus, etc. Hope this helps.
1756782
Yes this is a very good thing to use as a follow focus but your lens has to be in manual mode. You can use this for your zoom or focus adjust. Very easy to use. But know that once you put a strap on your lens, it is not reusable.
468163
No, definitely not unfortunately. It will control the aperture in EF Canon lenses, but not autofocus with my Sony FS700
1247839
Hi, I only have the T3i, and it works beautifully with it! My understanding is that any Canon lens will work with all of the Canon bodies.
1768759
It should, I used it with the T3i and my 18-200mm canon lens, which is much longer than the 18-55mm. I do not know if the actual case fits the T4i, but if it does, it will certainly accomadate the length of the lens.
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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.